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question 1: Current Event: Election (Re)Districting, citizen commission, Supreme Court cases dealing with gerrymandering, etc question 2: Particaption & Public Opinion Possible topics: voting turnout, any other type of conventional or unconventional participation, public opinion polls, the use of polls  1

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question 1: Current Event: Election

(Re)Districting, citizen commission, Supreme Court cases dealing with gerrymandering, etc

question 2: Particaption & Public Opinion

Possible topics: voting turnout, any other type of conventional or unconventional participation, public opinion polls, the use of polls 

1. Find a current event article online (meaning an article that is no more than 6 months old) regarding the content of the unit we have been covering. I will give ideas, in the discussion post area, of what types of stories you might look for but this need not limit you. As long as the story can be linked to a topic discussed in the lecture, you can use it. You must copy and paste the link for the story at the bottom of your post to get credit.

2. Summarize the article in a few sentences (2-3). While you can use quotes, you must still summarize the article yourself. Copying and pasting the article or portions of it will not receive credit.

3. Discuss how the article relates to the content we are covering in class. You must link the story to the lecture AND CITE THE SPECIFIC LECTURE SLIDE (i.e. Foundations-PP #1) in order to receive credit. You will then describe why/how it is linked to a concept from the specific slide. For instance, “I chose this story because it is an example of one of the basic tenets of democracy specifically it is an example of the traditional definition of equality).