Section A In this unit, you learned about the Judicial Branch of the United States Government, and the Supreme Court of the United States sometimes referred to as SCOTUS for short. For this  project, you will investigate the court's systems more closely by selecting one of the following options:  Option A - Explain the concept of judicial review. Give an example of one court case that involved judicial review and how it was used in that case. This should be an essay of at least 400 words. Be sure to cite your court’s page. Option B - Compare the U.S. Supreme Court with the other two courts in the U.S. federal court system. Either write a 400-word essay or use a one-page table or chart to complete this assignment. Don’t forget to cite your sources. Next Complete Section B Part 3- Go to the Colorado Judicial Branch’s website at www.courts.state.co.us and click on the Go to the Colorado Judicial Branch’s website at www.courts.state.co.us and click on the Supreme Court. Going into the case announcements, find a case from any of the years listed to analyze. You will not know what the cases are about until you click on them individually; choose one at random, or choose one that interests you. Then write a short 150-word summary of the case you read. Don’t forget to cite your case number.

Week 4 AssignmentConsider the information discussed in Ch. 7 regarding the three indicators of health: life expectancy, infant mortality, and subjective well-being.Determine what these indicators are for each state and gender within your Learning Team.Members of Team:  Gender             State                                 Female (2)         MD                                 Female              OH                                 Male                   PA                                 Female               NYCreate a visual representation of each culture using graphs in Microsoft®Word, Excel®, or another program. You can view some examples of visual representations in the following resource:Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Consider what factors may contribute to the differences found in your results.Discuss these results in 500 to 750 words to include introduction and conclusion.