Due Sunday by 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time (EST).Note: You will attach your written response as a Word Doc below.Work that is not submitted correctly will not be graded and will receive a zero.Assignment Criteria: Write a paragraph formatted response to the following prompts... [Please do not include prompts in your submitted work.]Review the Dance Video Analysis Rubric to see grading/expectations for this assignment.For this assignment, rather than participating in a class discussion, you will write a 600 word response to the following prompts. Please remember to incorporate knowledge, vocabulary and evidence from this week's AND last week's content to support your own original ideas. YOUR RESPONSE MUST BE IN formal English, with a clear and logical presentation of ideas, citation of any quotes, ideas, images or videos borrowed from other sources than yourself. The majority of this writing should be your own, not copied/pasted quotes info from lecture content and the internet.Please be advised that Turnitin software reviews all documents and identifies matches from your work to all internet sources and all documents ever submitted to the Canvas platform (including documents submitted to ghostwriter and sharing docs websites). Don't be tempted to copy work and don't lend your work to another student. We investigate and penalize for all incidents of plagiarism.__Take a look at the three videos in this week's "Aesthetics" tab:1. How are each of the choreographers utilizing the five core elements of dance (body, space, time, energy, and relationship) to express themes and ideas when partnering movement with Stravinsky’s score? Please identify each section you mention with a timestamp (2:24-2:34, for example).__2. What is important to each of these choreographers in terms of movement? Do you feel a choreographer is exploring certain elements more than others? Explain by describing your ideas and giving evidence of specific examples (via timestamps) to support your statements.__3. How does each choreographer use the music?__4. How do the different choices made by each choreographer impact your viewing experience? Give at least three examples of ways in which the choreographer used body, space, time, energy and relationship in ways you found particularly compelling or intriguing. What surprised you?Three videos: https://youtu.be/C_7ndqgwxcMhttps://youtu.be/KXVuVQuMvgAhttps://youtu.be/8xTlzAN13SA

From the readings in Section 4 of the coursepack, please discuss Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Compromise Speech" and W.E.B. DuBois' "Booker T. Washington and Others." In a world dominated by Jim Crow segregation, how did these two leaders propose African Americans move forward at the beginning of the 20th Century?

You have to have the book and have read the book "Thinking for Yourself by Marlys Mayfield, 9th edition, Cengage, 2014"You have to read Chapter 7, pp194-195 for this question.1. Read the excerpt from Flowers for Algernon and think about how the way the novel is written allows the reader to experience the thought processes of someone with a mental capacity much higher and much lower than average. Post your answers to the two discussion break questions on page 2012. Respond to at least one other student's post. (I will give you this post after you gave me the first assignment)