Instructions: You
must answer the primary question. The first part of each question you are
listing the Exact Theory (make sure you provide precise citations). Then
you must give support or opposition in an essay to each answer as detailed in
the question. The essay portion must be at LEAST 400 words for EACH prompt. Three are three prompts. Citations need to come from the ones list
1. List MLKs four steps to a non-violent campaign in
the Letter from Birmingham Jail. Then Martin Luther King Jr. called upon
Socrates to justify a particular objective he wanted to create in the civil
rights protests. Explain what MLK was talking about, list his theory and give
your perspective of his tactics, this is your OPINION support them or oppose
them in an essay of at least 400 words that is distinct
from the theory. Citation needs
to come from Martin Luther King Birmingham Jail Letter. Theory for this one is collection
of the facts to determine whether injustices exist; negotiation;
self-purification; and direct action
2. What does Machiavelli say
about a prince being bad or good? List the theory then explain how this
ph
ilosophy can be used for good or evil. Do you support or oppose this tactic?
This is your OPINION Provide an essay of at least 400 words that is distinct
from the theory. Citation needs to come from Niccolò Machiavelli The Prince
chapter 15. Theory for this one is A
man who wishes to make a profession of goodness in every thing must necessarily
come to grief among so many who are not good. Therefore, it is necessary for a
prince, who wishes to maintain himself, to learn how not to be good, and to use
this knowledge and not use it, according to the necessity of the case.
3. What
does John Locke say about going from the state of nature to political civil
society and what does he say about Monarchy in relation to civil society? Then,
what does Locke say about a long train of abuses? Is it worse or better than
a state of nature and how does the answer play into rebellion? Also explain if
Lockes rebellion should be to authority or persons and why. Do you support or
oppose this theory? Provide an essay of at least 400 words that is distinct
from the theory. Citation
needs to come from John Locke, The Second Treatise of Government