Read the information about the countries of SW Asia and then write a 1 paragraph response using RACES that answers: Compare and contrast citizen rights of Isreal, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia.

Israel

For Israelis and visitors who choose religious practice of any faith or denomination (religious group an individual chooses), freedom of worship is assured as one of Israel’s basic tenets (beliefs). Those who prefer freedom from religion are equally protected. All Israeli citizens enjoy the full civil, legal and political rights guaranteed by a democratic (free) society. Some examples include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to free education, the freedom of expression and association, and many more.








Turkey

There is an ongoing debate in the country on the right to life, torture, freedom of expression as well as freedoms of religion, assembly and association. Turkey still keeps laws which are seen as undemocratic (not free) or authoritarian (strict obedience), such as prohibiting minorities (Kurds the country's largest minority) to get a primary education in their mother tongue. In March 2017, the United Nations accused the Turkish government of "massive destruction, killings and numerous other serious human rights violations" against the ethnic Kurdish minority. Some independent newspapers and websites face tremendous political pressure and are targeted for prosecution if they say anything negative about the government. Academics (university/schools) who openly discuss sensitive or politically charged subjects have found themselves targeted by the government.





Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s absolute monarchy restricts almost all political rights and civil liberties. Women and religious minorities face extensive discrimination in law and in practice. Political Rights: Saudi Arabia’s king is chosen by his predecessor (the person who rules after a king) from among male descendants of the country’s founder, though the choice must be approved by a council of senior princes. The king rules for life. Political parties are forbidden, and political dissent (go against) is effectively criminalized (found guilty/imprisoned). Opposition (to go against) movements are banned. Noncitizens, who make up roughly a third (33%) of the population in Saudi Arabia, have no political rights, and citizenship can only be directly transmitted by a citizen father whose marriage is recognized by the state. The government controls domestic media content; print and satellite-television coverage. Journalists can be imprisoned. In October 2018, one of the country’s most prominent journalists, Jamal Khashoggi, was murdered by Saudi agents inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Khashoggi, who had been critical of the government under Mohammed bin Salman, had been working in the United States as a columnist at the Washington Post. Saudi officials blamed rogue intelligence agents, but according to a UN special rapporteur, the evidence suggested that the crown prince was involved. In December 2019, a Saudi court sentenced five men to death for their role in the killing, and three others received prison sentences, but the most senior officials under investigation were acquitted due to a supposed lack of evidence. Mohammed bin Salman was never officially investigated. The government prohibits the public practice of any religion other than Islam. Academic freedom is restricted, and informers monitor classrooms. Freedom of assembly (to come together as a group) is prohibited. The government has imposed harsh punishments, including the death penalty on those who lead or participate in public protests. Torture by police and prison officials is common. In March 2019, international media published leaked prison medical records indicating that a number of political prisoners were suffering from cuts, bruises, burns, and malnutrition. Human rights groups had reported in late 2018 that detained (held in custody) women’s rights activists were given electric shocks, whipped, and beaten.

To tell the differences in two or more things

A. compare

B. contrast

C. construct

D. communicate

Why did the British government give Canada some independence when colonists began to rebel in 1837?

What is the name of the president’s group of advisors?

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Which Georgia politician fought for the economic needs of farmers but later became known for arguing for segregationist policies?

Alfred Colquitt

Tom Watson

Alonzo Herndon

Booker T. Washington

Legislators would tend to _____________ from their preferences in determining foreign policy.
A abdícate
B federation
C coup
D lunfardo

why would freedom of assembly be important to the American people

Which role do productive resources play in a country’s economic activity?

They influence which goods and services are produced.

They regulate a country’s gross domestic product.

They help determine employment rate.

They distinguish various divisions of labor.

How does the availability of productive resources influence specialization?

It allows goods to be made easily and at a low cost.

It determines scarcity of certain products.

It fixes production quotas over a three-month period.

It regulates the distribution of goods and services.

Which area of specialization is most influenced by the availability of raw materials, like iron ore and fossil fuels?

manufacturing

tourism

lumber products

fishing

How is the productive capacity of a region influenced by available productive resources?

It is never influenced by increasing or decreasing the number of productive resources.

It decreases as the availability of productive resources gets higher.

It increases when there is a high number of productive resources.

It increases as productive resources decrease.

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Which of the following is a valid conclusion that can be drawn from the statement below?
Jeremy has a challenge: he has to choose between two colleges. One college is
his first choice, but did not offer him any financial aid; the other college is his less
appealing but offered him a full scholarship.
A. Jeremy’s decision is a high cost one.
B. Jeremy’s decision is low cost one.
C. Jeremy is lucky: in this decision, there are no consequences.
D. Jeremy cannot economize to make his decision because there are no benefits.

What effect did the Vietnam War have on the Great Society?

It made President Johnson even more popular.
Americans and Congress focused less on the Great Society and more on the war.
It ensured President Johnson’s re-election.
Americans’ opposition to the war allowed them to focus more on the Great Society.

How does the word universal relate to the word universe?

Why did the Greeks not fear the gods?

They did not care about humans

They didn't have any power

They looked like humans

They did not believe in gods

“We have seen above, that the first step in the revolution by the working class, is to raise the proletariat to the position of ruling class...The proletariat will use its political supremacy to wrest [take], by degrees, all capital from the bourgeoisie, to centralize all instruments of production in the hands of the State, i.e., of the proletariat organized as the ruling class [or government]; and to increase the total productive forces as rapidly as possible…” The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, 1848

According to the passage above, who should invest capital (or money) in industries? *

The Bourgeoisie
Capitalists
Karl Marx
The State

Why do parents have to take away stuff, cus its annoying, and I almost got my taken away from me forever, and they did that for no reason.

What do y'all think about racism? Do we need to support Asian Americans now?

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