Material Evidence for a State-Level SocietyThe state-level societies that came after the Urban Revolution differed in many ways from the smaller and less complex societies that preceded them. In lecture 1 of module 5 we introduced Gordon Childe’s list of ten features that describe these differences. We still live in a state-level society today, and in many ways modern society is far more similar to the early states than it is to the Paleolithic or Neolithic societies before the Urban Revolution. For this assignment you will do fieldwork in your city or community, as well as digital fieldwork in an ancient site, to find material evidence (features and artifacts) of state-level society (and not in a band or tribal society).The following list contains five of Childe’s ten traits of state-level societies. Pick three traits from the list and find clear and visible evidence (features and artifacts) for the presence of this trait in your city or community today and at the site of Teotihuacan (through the Virtual Field Trip). Take one or two photos (not more than 2) that illustrate each trait. For Teotihuacan, your photos will be screenshots. Two of your traits should be illustrated by photos in your community; one should be illustrated by a screenshot from the Teotihuacan Virtual Field Trip (hint: the optional worksheet provided to guide you through the Virtual Field Trip may give you an idea of which trait is easiest to see). You must take the photos and screenshots yourself; do not simply download them from the internet. The evidence must be clear; it must be possible to infer the trait from your photo or photos. (e.g., don’t photograph a person walking down the street and say this person is a full-time specialist). Each of the 3 traits is worth 13 points. DO NOT USE EXAMPLES FROM LECTURES.Social stratificationA state form of governmentFull-time specializationMonumental public architecture (Check lecture 1 of Module 5 to make sure you understand the concept of “monumental” as buildings that are larger than they have to be).Predictive sciencesYou must use/fill-in provided worksheet that i have attached, YOU MUST FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS222_assignment_3_state_levelsociety_withteovirtual.docx

Forensic Psychology Outline Watch the first 15 minutes of the “Juvenile Rehabilitation” video available on the student website. Prepare an outline of the video, identifying how each of the four learning theories (behaviorism, social cognitive, information processing and constructivism) are demonstrated in this video discussion of juvenile rehabilitation. Match participant comments with each learning theory. Address the following in your outline: How the Paint Creek program, which stresses modeling, demonstrates learning in terms of each learning theory perspective How Vicki Agee’s explanation of the process of developing victim empathy creates the motivation for change. This sequence should be discussed as demonstration of each of the four learning theories What the behavioral cognitive approach means at Paint Creek.APA Guidelines and 3 Scholarly Resources required.Here is link to video for outline: http://search.alexanderstreet.com.contentproxy.pho...

Listen to or read the following letter to the editor:I am tired of this nation worrying about whether we are offending someone or their culture. I am not against immigration, nor do I hold a grudge against anyone who is seeking a better life by coming to America. However, there are a few things that those who have recently come to our country, and apparently some born here, need to understand.This idea of America being a multicultural community has served only to dilute our sovereignty and our national identity. As Americans, we have our own culture, our own society, our own language, and our own lifestyle. This culture has developed over centuries of struggles, trials, and victories by millions of men and women who have sought freedom.We speak ENGLISH, not Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, or any other language. If you wish to become part of our society, learn the language! “In God we trust” is our national motto. We adopted this motto because Christian men and women, based on Christian principles, founded this nation, and this is clearly documented. It is entirely appropriate to display it on the walls of our schools. If God offends you, then I suggest you consider another part of the world as your new home, because God is part of our culture.We are happy with our culture and have no desire to change, and we really don’t care how you did things where you came from. This is OUR COUNTRY, our land, and our lifestyle. Our First Amendment gives every citizen the right to express opinions, and we will allow you every opportunity to do so. But once you are done complaining, whining, and griping about our pledge, our national motto, or our way of life, I highly encourage you to take advantage of one other great American freedom, THE RIGHT TO LEAVE.God Bless America.Based on the letter, answer the following:Who is intended to be included in the "We" of the last paragraph of the letter?Is our society more accepting of some immigrant groups versus others?After writing your initial post, reply to at least two of your classmates.comment 1Throughout the passage and in the last paragraph the “we” that is described can be seen as the people that look at the country as being the true Americans in the country. They are the ones that hold the ideal of being American to the highest standard. The people of the “we” group can also be seen in a stereotypical fashion as a specific group of people that try to abide by the flag and really try to encourage the “red, white, and blue.” It can also be said that the “we” would be people that were born in America and their descent or family lineage does not branch from a country of Spanish heritage for example. America is built of a numerous amount of varying racial groups and immigrants coming from all over the world. Depending on the immigrant group some can be seen as being accepted more than others. This does apply to all immigrant groups though as well, some groups can be seen to be more accepting of certain groups over others. So while an immigrant group has a particularly strong affiliation with one group, another group might have the exact opposite and show more negativity towards an immigration group. This can be seen in today’s society where some of the more represented ideals of groups are more negative towards certain immigrant groups. The passage shows a particularly strong racial discrimination in a sense. It really tries to instill that there is only one way to be a real American and going against that you would not be considered part of this country. The ending of the passage also leaves the idea of leaving the country, and while expressing this idea the writer tries to express it as a “right” maybe to lessen the intensity of the racial bias that is being displayed by the writer.comment 2I believe the people intended to be included in the "We" in the letter to the editor are the 'Americans.' In his/her view, Americans, or citizens of the US, are meant to be included in the "we" s/he is talking about. The problem with this statement is s/he is assuming that all US citizens have an opinion that aligns with their same views and those who do not agree with this view are not true Americans. So the "we" this person is talking about really only reflects a small percentage of US citizens that share the same opinion.I do believe our society to be more accepting of immigrant groups vs others. I am not saying we are the most accepting society, but there are many other societies that have more strict immigration policies than ours. For instance Switzerland has a very strong immigration policy and it is very hard to get citizenship there. But the benefits the government provides for the Swiss population are much better than the benefits we get in the US. In Switzerland, citizens get universal health care, so it makes sense for the country to have strict immigration policies. If Switzerland borders were open in Switzerland and they offered free health care to everyone, the economy would collapse due to so many people not paying for free health care through taxes but receiving it. Other countries such as Japan, Denmark, and Saudi Arabia are a few more that also have very strict immigration rules. So while I do believe the US has a lot of room to improve with immigration, I think the people who have a strong opinion opposing immigration have a louder voice which makes people perceive the US as a place of prejudice and hate against immigration. When in reality those people are just a group of like-minded individuals and many Americans know that the US was built off immigration and is the home to many diverse groups of people.The Top Ten Toughest Immigration Laws In The World. (2018, August 05). Retrieved June 30, 2020, from https://pressat.co.uk/releases/the-top-ten-toughes...