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What are the three most important ideas that you learned in this chapter?  Explain why you rate these three as the most important.  

What will happen if you do not complete the process work for each essay? 

General Essay instructions:  Essays MUST include an explanation and evidence or examples to support your answer. DO NOT CUT AND PASTE YOUR ANSWERS. Plagiarized answers will earn a grade of zero.

Using what you learned in the workshop, revise your thesis to be more specific, arguable, and directional. Aim to reflect the standards of your discipline (e.g., Psychology, Biology, CIS, Accounting, etc.).

If you experience a technical problem with Canvas or another computer application, what is the first thing you should do?

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Water is wet.

Due to budget shortages and a critical need of funding to fight a war, Congress enacted a $25 tax on each person flying into an airport in the five most popular vacation destinations in the country, as determined by Congress. The tax was implemented, and officials in the five destinations were outraged, fearing that the number of vacationers to the taxed destinations would decrease due to the tax.  If the tax is challenged in federal court by an official with standing, is the most likely result that the tax will be held constitutional?

A car collector bought a car with gold leaf paint from a manufacturer. During the first month, all the gold leaf paint peeled off. The collector sued the manufacturer, and during discovery served an interrogatory asking the manufacturer to identify all other purchasers of the gold leaf paint over the previous 10 years. The manufacturer was aware that only about 25 of the 2 million buyers of its cars have ordered the gold leaf option. The manufacturer has retained copies of all sales forms, but has not maintained separate files of the buyers of each particular option.  In a court using the federal rules, what are the manufacturer’s obligations with respect to the collector’s interrogatory?

A farmer orally agreed to lease a tractor from a company for $500. However, when the company’s secretary put the agreement into writing she accidentally typed in a charge of $300. Both the company and the farmer signed the contract without noticing the mistake in the price. When it came time for payment, the farmer refused to pay more than $300 for the rental of the tractor.  If the company brings an action for the difference between the payment as orally agreed and as memorialized in the contract, which of the following, if proven, would most benefit the company?