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Hi, Need to make 5 presentation slides with notes of 100 words each.Notes should not be more than 100 words for each slide.All information has been attached. Please read carefully before making it.No dotted points in notes.

Required Resources Read/review the following resources for this activity: Textbook: Chapter 7, 8 Lesson Minimum of 1 scholarly source (in addition to the textbook – for historical/political influences) Initial Post Instructions Choose one of the literary movements that you read about this week and at least one work from that movement. Movements, authors, and famous… Continue reading Required Resources
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  Discuss John Rawls’ idea of the “Veil of Ignorance” and evaluate how it is said to establish a fair distribution of wealth. What is the purpose of the “veil” and what is it supposed to accomplish?

Question: Discuss and evaluate the reasons Socrates gives for not escaping jail even though he had ample opportunity to do so. What is the nature of the “social contract” here that Socrates is following? Answer:  Socrates, as we know in our previous lesson of this class, was sentenced to death for allegedly corrupting the youth… Continue reading Question:
Discuss and evaluate the reasons Socrates gives for not escaping jail

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing

 Question:   Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing the morality of the act, while Bentham and Mill focused on the consequences of your actions when assessing their moral worth. Of the two, consequences and intentions, which do you think is more important when it comes time to assess the morality of… Continue reading  Question:
 
Kant focused on the intentions behind your actions when assessing