Question

Help meee

Answer 1

Interviews

Answer 2

Write a summary of what you learned from this assignment. Include responses to the following questions:

What were your thoughts on the role of the government in promoting and ensuring tolerance before doing this project?

What was your interview experience like? What did your interview subjects already know about the role of the Constitution and the law? What new things were you able to share with them?

What did you learn from the interviews that surprised you?

Which interview(s) provided you with the most interesting information?

Identify one response with which you agreed.

Identify one response that challenged the way that you were thinking of the issue or idea.

After talking with these two adults, which amendment or legislative act has had the most significant impact on tolerance today?

Answer 3

@Libniz help me?!

Answer 4

me???

Answer 5

what?

Answer 6

you tagged me

Answer 7

yes please help me :p lol ^^^^^^^^

Answer 8

Write a summary of what you learned from this assignment. Include responses to the following questions:

Answer 9

yes that! :p

Answer 10

answer this first
What was your interview experience like? What did your interview subjects already know about the role of the Constitution and the law? What new things were you able to share with them?

Answer 11

What do i put??? The experience was very cool, i got to interview people that already knew about the role of the constitution and the law and i didn't really have to share any new thing with them.

Answer 12

Shouldn't you write your own summary? Lol

Answer 13

i would but i have no clue !! lol

Answer 14

should**

Answer 15

compassionate will help you

Answer 16

What is the,, "Compassionate RTF." Do I need to open that too understand it, or just write a summary on intolerance in general?

Answer 17

Also, Rich Text Format isn't the only permitted format for FLVS. You can also us DOC.

Answer 18

click on both ! those are the questions i asked @lib and @agent i asked you seperate questions for another assignment i already submitted :)

Answer 19

I read both of those, and then summarize it?

Answer 20

im supposed to write a summary on those interviews and answer those questions ^^^^^^

Answer 21

Give me five minutes to get something to drink and sit down.

Answer 22

ok thanks :)

Answer 23

I love how you named a file after me.

Answer 24

lol its a cool name lol "Compassionate" lol

Answer 25

I'm reading it now.

Yes, Compassionate is lovely.

Answer 26

lol ok..... :)

Answer 27

My questions are much more thought out and well rounded than his. -_-

Answer 28

"yes, when I was young, there was a racial riot in LA which was result of intolerance from both sides; it didn't get revolved but alot of poeple die."


^ Mine was two paragraphs. Lol.

Answer 29

lol yea........... i put your answers for this other assignment :) and i got an A lol

Answer 30

Hell yea. Maximum swag.

Answer 31

lol ..... :)

Answer 32

Just read Compassionate.rtf

Answer 33

AgentSniffles? lolwut.

You do now that FLVS tells you to name it like, "History: 1-05." etc.

Answer 34

yes lol i will change the names later lol

Answer 35

"Find two adults."

Is 14

Lol

Answer 36

it says find 2 adults??? uhhhh im just going to change the age cuz im not going to interview someone else lord merccy

Answer 37

Ya, change it too 26.

Answer 38

ok i will :)

Answer 39

Now I have to write a summary on both these?

Answer 40

yea :)

Answer 41

Give me another five minutes before I get started.

Answer 42

My chips and water are now present. Time too write this.

Answer 43

lol okydoky :)

Answer 44

A weak central government would mean more independent individual states making their own decisions and not being forced under certain acts or to abide by laws that would only be good for some people and bad for others. Having a strong central government means all the states would have to abide by laws, some laws would be good for certain areas, but for other areas it would be a horrible thing because of the repercussions and effects it can have on certain groups. Maintaining a weak central government gives power to the states and lets them choose what they believe will help improve the state.

In most cases a weak central government shows for more equality and relies on independent state choices. However, in times of war a strong central government is needed rather than what the individual states want. An example of the pros of a strong central government is in the 1800's hen certain states tried to leave the Union, the Union did not want this to happen so we ignored their decisions and what they wanted in order to keep the states apart of the Union. If a bad decision is made then it effects everyone, however, if a bad decision is mad by a state then it only applies to the state and doesn't necessarily effect the nation as a whole. You can see that sometimes government inequality can be good, and sometimes it can be bad.


In society it is inevitable that others will look upon people and judge them. It is a built in instinct, but with time we have learned to keep our opinions and personal beliefs to ourselves and let others believe in what they want.

Imposing your beliefs on others in most cases is looked down upon in society, but you can't blame the person for doing it because h was raised in a society that teaches children what to think; not how to think. When Gaby Borges talked about how society looks at others and judges them immediately, not even giving them a chance; I thought to myself, "this is true, and happens in society. I'm rather disappointing." It was intriguing because that person covered in tattoos and gang symbols might actually be studying for his Ph.D or interesting in science, however, we automatically judge him and think that he's mean or has mental issues.

Gaby Borges knew about the Constitution and legal rights as American citizens. Her views on educating students at an early age was rather interesting, and I'd have to agree with her on that, but not only should we teach tolerance in schools, but on T.V, radio, and daily life. I'd go as far as to say we should teach it in our house hold, but the Government has no place to tell us what we're allowed to teach in our homes because that in itself would be intolerant. My thoughts have changed a lot after taking this interview and listening to others. I know the importance of the Governments role, societies position, and what role you play. Beforehand I just went on with daily life believing what I read in my local newspaper. Because of this I now know of some nasty forms of propaganda that groups use to satisfy their own intolerance. Yes, this is directed at you Rick Santorum and Westboro Baptist Church, I'm watching you.

Toodles,



Gaby Borges

Answer 45

@Gabylovesyou , It's a masterpiece.

Answer 46

Its a TOTAL masterpiece lol thank you very much!!

Answer 47

"Yes, this is directed at you Rick Santorum and Westboro Baptist Church, I'm watching you."

20$ your teacher will die of laughter reading that.

Answer 48

lol foreal!!!!

Answer 49

Yea, how much do you know about Santorum and WBC?

Answer 50

a little lol but yea i understood lol :P

Answer 51

I'm off to help people in math. Best of luck.

Answer 52

Thank you very much!! bye :)