Consider the next five years of your life with particular focus on your career. In a 1-2 page paper address the following: What do you hope to be doing professionally in 5 years? What specific tasks will you need to complete to reach that goal? What is your strategy for completing those tasks? Do you believe your 5 year plan is realistic? Defend your response. Be specific. Give examples. *If you so desire, you have the option of creating your 5-year career plan using graphs, lines, clip-art, charts or other illustrative features, so long as you include the required elements as outlined in the above paragraph.APA STYLECAREER- CHILD FAMILY AND SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER GRADUATION DATE FOR BACHELORS IS ON 08/2018CONTINUING TO TAKE THE MASTER DEGREE AFTER GRADUATION ONLINE WHILE WORKING. (4 YEARS IS ENOUGH TO FINISH IT)*MAKE UP ANY PLAN THAT YOU THINK WOULD WORK.

The flaw in the pluralist heaven is that the heavenly chorus sings with a strong upper-class accent is this quote from an Elitist, Pluralist, or Majoritarian?

You will need to answer the following question concisely and simply. You may bullet point your answer if you like.1. Contrast the world-picture we get from Galileo and Hobbes with that of Aristotle and medieval thinkers with respect to a description of the universe. (page 415 from the text)2. Contrast the world-picture we get from Galileo and Hobbes with that of Aristotle and medieval thinkers with respect to the place of values in the world. (page 415 from the text)3. Describe what Hobbes calls “the state of nature” and explain why it has the character it does have. (page 416 from the text)4. How does Hobbes think we can have gotten, or can get, beyond the state of nature? (page 416 from the text)5. What makes Hobbes think that a “social contract” will require the “coercive power” of a state? (page 416 from the text)6. How does Locke’s notion of a state of nature differ from Hobbes’ notion? (page 427 from the text)7. What are the “inconveniences” in a state of nature that lead to the formation of a government? (page 427 from the text)8. Why can’t Locke adopt Hobbes’ view of an absolute sovereignty as the solution for these problems? (page 427 from the text)9. What is the origin of private property, according to Locke? (page 427 from the text)10. What sort of government does Locke recommend? (page 427 from the text)