answer these questions in a 4 pages paper.these numbers next to the question are the book's pages 1- What are the 3 types of democracy political science Greenberg is talking about? 2- “The United States does not fulfill the…” Why? 3- Political scientist Michael Parenti talks about democracy and what it should mean, why does he say the US does not fulfill the principles of democracy? 4- Who create corporate wealth? 20-21 5- How wealth was created and distributed? 28-31 6- How does corporate media impact and shape democracy? 7- What is imperialism? 173-182 8- Why does Parenti say underdevelopment is a myth? 9- Why does Parenti say countries called poor is a problem? 10- What does Parenti mean by saying maldevelopment and over exploited? 11- How does empire affect your life? 12- What is the owning class and working class? 20-21

questions that have to be answered in 5 pages1- Define homophobia? 55 2- What is heterosexism? 3- Describe the history about gay and lesbian liberation movement? 257-265 4- What is binary thinking and how does it promote heterosexism and homophobia? 65-69 5- Explain Dualism: two warring souls in one dark body? 269-274 6- How our schools treating LGBT people? 274-278 7- How do we deal with homophobic name calling? 278-285 8- How does homophobia and heterosexism affect you?

Hi,I just want you to responded to the response question that already answered and give some thought and examples to this:Question 2: What were some of the primary ways in which nationalistic impulses were at work during the “Era of Good Feelings”? What were some of the main outcomes in the realm of economics, politics, and diplomacy?COLLAPSE There were three sections of America: slave based South, manufacturing and shipping in the Northeast, and advances in transportation with low land prices in the West (Shi, pages 299-300). Each individual section promoted their own needs by what made them prosperous, whereas nationalists wanted the whole American Nation to flourish not just one section. After the War of 1812, Jefferson's policies were abandoned and President Madison supported economic nationalism. The Second Bank of the United States was introduced to establish a strong national currency and tariffs were passed limiting foreign trade. The Supreme Court limited state power and increased power of the federal government. As westward expansion continued, slavery was the biggest concern regarding a civil war between the States. The Era of Good Feeling came to an end when cotton prices fell worldwide devastating the South. The Panic of 1812 occurred because the British quit buying American cotton and the national banks faltered due to reckless lending of money to a failing economy. To deflect these issues, the Missouri Compromise was introduced to address slavery disagreements by allowing slavery in the West but not past West of the Mississippi ( Shi, page 307-308). Nationalistic diplomacy extended the boundaries of America. The Transcontinental Treaty of 1819 was signed with Spain giving the U.S. all of Florida. The Monroe Doctrine of 1812 was declared by the U.S. stating it would no longer accept European colonization but wouldn't interfere with those English colonies already established. U.S. settled disputes with Great Britain and resumed trading (Shi, page 310-313).David E. Shi. America:The Essential Learning Edition, Vol.1. W.W. Norton & Company, Inc, 2018.MUST BE AT LEAST 200 WORDS.