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1. Read Chapter 1 in the textbook, including "You Decide: Voices of Texas: Immigration in Texas," and write an essay(minimum 500 words lesson writing assignment) that addresses the following questions:
- How is the population changing in Texas?
- What are some of the possible political implications of the changing population in Texas?
- After reading the "You Decide" passage, do you agree with Dan Patrick or Julian Castro? Should undocumented immigrants be given a pathway to citizenship or be sent back to their country of origin?
- What are the pros and cons of illegal immigration in regards to both the U.S. and Texas economies? Consider how illegal immigrants have positively or negatively affected the economy.
- Do you believe compromise is possible on immigration? Are the only two options deportations and amnesty? Is there a third option?
- What role should the state of Texas play in the immigration policy?
2. Read Chapter 4, including "You Decide: Voices of Texas: Should the Tea Party Movement Launch a Third Party?" and write an essay(minimum 500 words lesson writing assignment)answering the following questions:
- What is the Tea Party? When were they created? What policy positions do they advocate?
- Do you think the rise of the Tea Party has been beneficial for the Republican Party? Why or why not?
- If you were advising the Tea Party on how to maximize its power and influence, would you tell Tea Party members to stay with the Republican Party or launch their own?
- As an independent party could the Tea Party be competitive in a state like Texas? Why or why not?
- Do you think that there should be more than two competitive political parties in the United States? Why or why not?
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Chapter 1
You Decide Voices of Texas: Should the Tea Party Movement Launch a Third Party
In the American history, the populist movements have increased in response to the times of economic
hardships. Such groups include the Granger and Greenback of around 1860s and 70s. Later the development
of these populist parties rose to the creation of Share Our wealth programs that took place during the Great
Depression in the 1930s. During the world financial crisis that swept the entire globe by 2008 populist
sentiments became on the rise again with the creation of the Tea Party movement. Therefore, it is essential to
understand the party on when it was created, the position of policy they advocate. It is also vital to determine
whether the Tea Party would be competitive as an independent and if it is necessary to have two political
parties in the United States.
The Tea party is a conservative movement in America which is loosely or slightly allied to
the Republican party. The movement was formed immediately after the first presidential
inauguration of Barack Obama when the government announced bailing out some holders of home
mortgages who were bankrupt homeowners (DiMaggio 111). The policy position of Tea party
movement advocate for entire conservative terms which are now fully upheld with the republicans
party. That is due to their belief in supporting the essential elements of being a social conservative.
The rise of Tea party movement has not been benefici...
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