Competency Explain how art contributes to problem solving skills and idea creation in personal and professional experience. Scenario Your company is one of several that hopes to land an international contract with MagnifiCo, a large corporation overseas. You have recently learned that Company X, who is competing for the same overseas contract, has received some negative publicity for their lack of cultural literacy among employees. An embarrassing video has gone viral showing an American employee from Company X awkwardly fumbling through a business dinner with foreign associates. First, he insulted the lack of air conditioning in the foreign restaurant, then he nervously laughed in the middle of their prayer, and finally he nearly spit out the dinner dish he was served! The business deal was doomed.When you watched the video, you almost took pity on this American businessman clearly so out of his element. But then, you noticed in the background of the video that the entire dinner was taking place in a beautiful building; there was gothic vaulting on the ceiling, finely detailed mosaic tile on the floor, and intricate fresco painting on the wall next to their table. There was classical music playing in the background— perhaps Baroque? If the American had noticed any of these things, he could have asked his dinner companions about them. If he had learned a little about this country’s culture, he could have even made intelligent conversation about his surroundings and possibly impressed and connected with his colleagues instead of insulting them with awkward behavior. Instructions You are tasked creating a learning presentation for your colleagues on multicultural art relating to MagnifiCo’s geographic location(s) to be delivered at your next office meeting. You may choose the geographic location(s) for MagnifiCo.NOTE - Depending on your choice(s), there may be more or less distinguishing information available. For example, if you choose a large distinct nation, you may find an abundance of information for all 15 of your slides. If you pick a small isolated culture, you may need to a second or third culture in order to have enough information for 15 slides.Design a PowerPoint presentation containing: At least 15 slides, plus cover slide and reference slide. One to three different possible global locations where MagnifiCo does business. Include a minimum of 3 informative slides about each topic in the chosen location(s): well-known artists music architecture literature cultural customs Resources Power Point! PowerPoint? I need to do a PPT presentation and I don't know how! Help! Grammar Checking - How do I create a Grammarly account? Business writing World CulturesF F C B A 0 1 2 3 4 Did not Submit No Pass Competence Proficiency Mastery Not Submitted The presentation contained less than 11 slides, without a cover and reference slide. The presentation contained at least 11 slides, plus cover slide and reference slide. The presentation contained 13 slides, plus cover slide and reference slide. The presentation contained at least 15 slides, plus cover slide and reference slide. Not Submitted The presentation contained at less than three informative slides about each topic in the chosen location(s): well-known artists music architecture literature cultural customs OR Was missing some of the topics. The presentation contained at least of three informative slides about each topic in the chosen location(s): well-known artists music architecture literature cultural customs The presentation contained at least of three good detailed informative slides about each topic in the chosen location(s): well-known artists music architecture literature cultural customs The presentation contained at least of three thoroughly detailed informative slides about each topic in the chosen location(s): well-known artists music architecture literature cultural customs Not Submitted The presentation had seven or more mistakes in spelling, punctuation, grammar, organization and sentence structure. The presentation had six or less mistakes in spelling, punctuation, grammar, organization and sentence structure. The presentation had three or less mistakes in spelling, punctuation, grammar, organization and sentence structure. The presentation had correct spelling, punctuation, grammar, organization and sentence structure.

Module 12 Discussion: The Double V Becomes Reality Click the link below to watch the third episode, "Ain't Scared of Your Jails (1960-1961), from the fourteen part documentary, Eyes on the Prize, which originally aired on PBS in 1987. This award-winning television series documents the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, when activists used nonviolent resistance as a means to end decades of racial segregation, political and economic exclusion, and second class citizenship in the South. QUESTIONS:  1. U.S. Representative and civil rights leader Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., responded to a reporter who asked him, "I take it, then, that you are advocating Negroes in New York to stay out of these national chain stores?" with "Oh no, that's not true. I'm advocating that American citizens interested in democracy to stay out of chain stores." What do Powell's body language, tone, and diction in this scene of the documentary convey about the Civil Rights Movement? 2. How did Mayor Ben West’s paradigm shift in response to the student sit-ins in Nashville help pave the way for the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and ultimately, the Voting Rights Act of 1965? 3. When talking about spending time in jail for demonstrating, one of the activists explains how the prison guards ordered a black inmate named Peewee to beat him, saying, “Do you remember when your parents used to whip you and say, "It’s gonna hurt me more than it hurts you?’ It hurt Peewee more than it hurt me." What did the activist mean? Why did beating the activist hurt Peewee?