xid-64619784_1 -Look at this comicImagine you are preparing a blog post to accompany the Neolithic Revolution comic on the subject of the transition to agriculture. Your readings from Diamond and Fagan present two different perspectives on the Neolithic revolution:1) The first position is that, while there were some problems caused by agriculture, the shift to agriculture was a highly positive development for society.2) The second position is that the shift to agriculture was a terrible thing for humanity and that humans led better lives as hunter-gatherers.This comic is written from the first position; the Neolithic Revolution is seen as very positive in its effects. But the “Disclaimer” section at the bottom is closer to the second, more negative, position.Choose one of these two positions (positive or negative) on the value and effects of agriculture and the Neolithic way of life. Write a blog post to go along with the comic using information from the lectures, videos, and readings from this module. Your blog post should take one of these two positions. State the position, and present an argument, which is an attempt to convince someone of something, by giving reasons that support your position. Present evidence from course materials, and refer to specific parts of the cartoon. It should be obvious that you have done this. Defend your position from blog readers who may support the opposing position. Your post should be 300 to 400 words in length.  Pay careful attention to the grading rubric and make sure you use evidence from both Fagan and the article written by Diamond.Sections from Fagan's (2012) Ancient Lives:The Earliest Farmers, pg. 299-314The Story of Maize, pg. 383-387Ceramics, Metallurgy, and Textiles, pg. 97-107Subsistence: Making a Living, pg. 107-122Individuals and Interactions, pg. 129-136The Archaeology of Death, pg. 157-158Additional readings:Diamond, Jared (1987) The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human RaceGrading RubricItemMaximum PointsArgument: clarity of position5Evidence 1: use of evidence from Fagan5Evidence 2: use of evidence from Diamond5Analysis: use and understanding of different parts of the cartoon to support the chosen position (argument)10Effectiveness: clarity and persuasiveness of overall argument10Writing: grammar, spelling, general good use of the English language5MUST USE IN TEXT CITATION FROM FAGAN AND DIAMOND

As a public health leader, it is important to understand your own personal mission, vision, and values statement.Your leadership philosophy and style will be reflected to those you work with.Use the bullets below to develop your leadership philosophy:Identify three examples of personal success (e.g., at work, in your community, at home). Is there a pattern or theme to your successes?Develop a list of five core values that you believe in. Which value is most important to you?How do you want to make a difference? How do you contribute to your employer, your family, and/or the world?What are your short- and long-term goals? Prioritize them.Write your mission, vision, and values statement (can be placed either in the body of the paper or in the Appendix section).In your conclusion paragraph, describe the process of writing this mission statement. Did you learn anything new about yourself? How can you use this mission statement in the future?Your assignment can either be written in Word (2–3 pages in length, excluding title and reference pages) or you can use PowerPoint or any other presentation software. Use current APA formatting to style your paper/presentation and to cite your sources. Integrate your sources into the paragraphs. Use internal citations pointing to evidence in the literature and supporting your ideas. You will need to include a reference page listing those sources.See the rubric for specific grading criteria.Due: Sunday, 11:59 p.m. (Pacific time)Points: 100 points