Struggle for the right to vote for women through the documentary films above, and why it took so long for women to gain suffrage in the United States? How were they finally able to get the vote? What other rights were denied to women? What was the reasoning behind the anti-suffrage views?

Women’s voting right 

Struggle for the right to vote for women through the documentary films above, and why it took so long for women to gain suffrage in the United States? How were they finally able to get the vote? What other rights were denied to women? What was the reasoning behind the anti-suffrage views?
Finally, which groups continued to fight for their right to vote after women?
have at least 4 other sources  to back up your analysis.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/vote/#part01

What other rights were denied to women? What was the reasoning behind the anti-suffrage views? Finally, which groups continued to fight for their right to vote after women?

Women’s voting right

Consider the struggle for the right to vote for women through the documentary films above, and why it took so long for women to gain suffrage in the United States? How were they finally able to get the vote? What other rights were denied to women? What was the reasoning behind the anti-suffrage views?
Finally, which groups continued to fight for their right to vote after women?
have at least 4 other sources  to back up your analysis.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/vote/#part01

How does the 2020 presidential campaign compare to past campaigns in American history? Is the growing partisan divide anything to be concerned about? Why or why not?Discuss.

Many Americans have a growing concern about the health of the American political system due to the heightened partisan divisions between Democrats and Republicans, especially during the 2020 presidential campaign. How does the 2020 presidential campaign compare to past campaigns in American history? Is the growing partisan divide anything to be concerned about? Why or why not?

Book for course is The Enduring Democracy
Kenneth J. Dautrich, David A. Yalof, Christina E. Bejarano, 2020
Sage

How easy is it to conduct unscientific polls and insert bias into a poll at every question? What issues might these unscientific and biased polling methods present? How do they impact the reporting of public opinion?

How easy is it to conduct unscientific polls and insert bias into a poll at every question? What issues might these unscientific and biased polling methods present? How do they impact the reporting of public opinion?

Book for course is The Enduring Democracy
Kenneth J. Dautrich, David A. Yalof, Christina E. Bejarano, 2020
Sage

Explain the disaster declaration process and role of the federal government in times of disaster. Identify the individual programs available to disaster victims through the Stafford Act.

Stafford Act Blog Unit IV

After reviewing this unit’s video, Module Two the Stafford Act, you will create a blog post that addresses the following tasks.
Explain the disaster declaration process and role of the federal government in times of disaster.
Identify the individual programs available to disaster victims through the Stafford Act.
Give your opinion regarding whether individual and public assistance programs provided through FEMA help fulfill the federal government’s role and responsibilities during times of emergencies.
Make at least one recommendation for change, and give an example of the anticipated effect.

How does your IO ‘know’ about the world? Does it use reports, consultations , statistics ? Is it relying on quantitative knowledge?

International Organisations

You are asked to write a policy brief of 1,500 words for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office diplomats.

Choose one International Organisation and one of the topics below.
Your policy brief should cover the following: Does your IO have specific gender policies? If so, how is your IO including gender in its policies? If not, should it include a specific agenda to deal with gender inequalities? You can use the idea of gender mainstreaming or the other theories we have explored. You need to show that you have considered the advantages and limits of gender mainstreaming.

– North-South relations. Your policy brief should cover the following: Is your IO reflecting the global imbalance between Global North and South? Or is your IO actively reducing these global inequalities of power? You should reflect on the design of your IO and its functions, as well as the normative choices it promotes .

– Knowledge-production: Your policy brief should cover the following: How does your IO ‘know’ about the world? Does it use reports, consultations , statistics ? Is it relying on quantitative knowledge? Are these tools giving your IO an accurate representation of the world or is it a ‘biased’ representation? Is your institution ‘constructing’ the world in specific ways? Is it overlooking important realities?