three assignment to be done

· 1. Compose a brief essay of at least 400 words but no more than 600 words (not including your references list) on the following topic, referring to and critiquing relevant ideas from at least three of the Week 5 readings as you develop your thoughts:What moral guide should American society use for making moral decisions, moral absolutism, moral relativism, or something in between? Make an argument for your stance.

Note 1:No matter what stance you take, it is recommended that you make one of your three chosen readings the essay by Ruth Benedict, as her essay has been hugely influential in the social sciences and in the therapeutic community in America.

Note 2:While it is easier to defend a middle-ground position that either strict moral absolutism or moral relativism, nonetheless, it is possible to create a good argument for any position along the spectrum between absolutism and relativism.

Write in essay form (that is, in paragraphs, not in bullet points). Be as specific and precise as you can be. Use theDiscussion Board Grading Rubricin the Assignments area to guide your thoughts on what constitutes a high-quality essay.

· 2. Compose a brief essay of at least 400 words but no more than 600 words (not including your references list) on the following topic, referring to and critiquing relevant ideas from at least three of the Week 6 readings as you develop your thoughts:What interests, if any, do you believe the state—that is, the government (on all levels)—should have in promoting marriage? Why

Write in essay form (that is, in paragraphs, not in bullet points). Be as specific and precise as you can be. Use theDiscussion Board Grading Rubricin the Assignments area to guide your thoughts on what constitutes a high-quality essay.

Important Assignment Guidelines:Not following these guidelines will have a negative impact on your grade for the week.

3. Compose a brief essay of at least 400 words but no more than 600 words (not including your references list) on the following topic, referring to and critiquing relevant ideas from at least three of the Week 7 readings as you develop your thoughts:In a conversation, a friend says to you that the reading of the history and literature of race relations in America is no longer necessary since everyone enjoys equal rights and opportunities today. Having immersed yourself in this history and literature this week, would you agree or disagree with your friend, and why?