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Research Topic: Tobacco
Other topics may be approved by the instructor on a case-by-case basis. The project needs to address the following elements in the order listed:
History Corporate stakeholders and response to their issues The role of the industry in its social, economic, and political setting Domestic and international ethics Ecological and natural resources Social issues Your rating of the industry’s overall social responsiveness and its accomplishments in this area Your rating of the industry in relation to the Saint Leo University core values, as well as the changes that should be made to be more in line with the core values
The research paper should be double-spaced and 3000-5000 words in length. It should include a cover page, table of contents (including page numbers to match pages in the body of the report), reference page, and in-text citations. All formatting and references should conform to APA sixth edition standards.
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Outline
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Conclusion
References
Running Head: TERM PAPER ON TOBACCO
Term Paper on Tobacco
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TERM PAPER ON TOBACCO
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Term Paper on Tobacco
Tobacco is a plant native to the Americas both North and South. It is in the Solanaceae
family in which it shares with other plants like pepper, potato, and nightshade. Nightshade
contains an alkaloid that is poisonous to human and animals. Tobacco does not contain alkaloids
that are poisonous to humans but they contain nicotine. Nicotine is a neurotoxin for insects and
because of this, it has been used as an insecticide in the past. To humans, however, nicotine does
kill but it has life-long effects such as cancer (Vickery, 2016).
The seeds of tobacco are very tiny and light in weight. One sample weighing one gram
contains up to ten thousand tobacco seeds. These seeds are native to the Americas and it is
believed that they started growing there around 6000BC. The native American-Indians had been
growing and using tobacco from as early 1BC. They used it in religious functions and for
medicinal purposes. For medicine, they used it as a painkiller and for dressing wounds. They also
believed that chewing ...
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