View one or more of the following documentaries on YouTube about prison and the death penalty. Life on Death Row National Geographic Prison Documentary 2017 (42:57) Inside Death Row with Trevor McDonald 1 of 2 (47:25) (Links to an external site.) Inside Death Row with Trevor McDonald 2 of 2 (45:08) Children in Prison for Life Sentence Full Documentary Kids Behind Bars (1:26:55) Please address the following questions:  What are the basic issues and main themes addressed in the videos? Were the issues addressed from a biased or unbiased perspective? Were the presenters operating with an underlying agenda? Was there agreement or disagreement among presenters regarding the main issues addressed? What were the major moral/ethical issues related to these topics? How does the concept of ethical relativism relate to this topic?

OverviewThe purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate competency in using the library for academic research and to compile a list (bibliography) in MLA format of potential sources you might use for your research essay. The research bibliography is a very common academic genre that demonstrates that you have conducted significant and in-depth research on your research question, and therefore are poised to write about it with credibility, accuracy, and precision.ProcessA good guideline for finding sources for an academic research essay is that you should closely evaluate in detail three times as many sources as you will end up using. For instance, for a biology lab report where you are required to use two scientific studies as support, you would closely evaluate six studies on your topic to decide which is the most relevant to your specific experiment. If you were writing an ethics position paper on climate change and you were required to use four peer-reviewed academic journal articles, you would need to closely evaluate twelve articles that address your central idea in order to decide which four would be most effective in your essay. This process of careful evaluation should be applied to any academic context where you are required to use primary and/or secondary sources to address a specific assignment or topic.For our final assignment, an academic research essay, the potential sources you choose to evaluate closely should help you to advocate for the best "answer" to your research question(s). Depending on your topic and your academic context, choose the option below that will help you most effectively provide evidence for your research project. One option isn't "better" or "easier" than the other--they simply serve different needs.You will submit one thing for this assignment:A list (bibliography) in MLA format of the potential sources for your essay. The list should follow option A or option B below. List of Option A or Option B, students using the libraryOption AOption B2 books or ebooks2 Peer-Reviewed Academic Journal Articles2 additional sources of your choice2 Peer-Reviewed Academic Journal Articles2 sources from .gov, .edu, or .org (government, education, or organization) websites or publications2 additional sources of your choiceFor this option, you will include 6 potential sources on your Research Bibliography. For the research essay, you will narrow it down to a minimum of one book, one peer-reviewed journal article, and one additional source of your choice (can be another book, journal article, website, personal interview, etc.).For this option, you will include 6 potential sources on your Research Bibliography. For the research essay, you will narrow it down to one peer-reviewed academic journal article, one source from a .gov, .edu, or .org website/publication, and one additional source of your choice (can be another book, journal article, website, personal interview, etc.).Assignment RubricA Research Bibliography that "Achieves Excellence" will be distinguished in the following criteria: (*Note: 50% of the grade for this assignment is correct MLA formatting for the document and for your citations.)The writer includes the correct number of potential sources in the Research Bibliography.The writer's potential sources match either Option A or Option B.The writer's bibliography adheres to MLA format for the citations and the format of the entire document. **You should use your Norton Little Seagull Handbook.The writer's bibliography conforms to the topic and scope he or she identified in the research topic proposal. The writer's sources clearly relate to the research topic and question(s). The writer's research bibliography clearly illustrates his or her understanding of academic context.

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