Presentation 2 -melody

             Within the presentation all groups did an extraordinary job, My group which is the third group presented first. The third groups presentation was about why our elections matter in our democracy with the subcategory immigration and law and order. In the beginning Lizette presented, she started off with the table of contents describing who was doing what part of the presentation. Lizette did an amazing job with the amount of work that was handed to her as she presented five slides including the history of anti immigration laws within the 1700s, 1800s, and 1900s, she included a description of topics including citizenship, immigration laws in the past year, immigration laws now, a comparison of immigration laws, government, the views of government as well as the outro. 

            Group three did a very good job with the cards they were dealt and the people that left the group. Melany did charts and statistics of the immigrants coming to the united states and the effect coming over brought them. I did how laws affect retrieving citizenship and how it makes citizenship more difficult to obtain and how it has only gotten harder. I also described the process on how immigrants get their citizenship including the test and the induction/oath ceremony to declare united states citizenship. Mya answered the question on what is citizenship as well as its history and differences between citizenship in the United states and other countries. Nicole did her part of the presentation on immigration laws in the past and Pricilla did hers on the immigration laws now. Tyler did his part of the presentation on Immigration laws and policies throughout the years as well as a very detailed overview  on early immigration, 20th century developments, and outside United states immigration laws and policies. Yeni wrote about the process of government and how the people can have a better experience when coming over to the United states. Lila wrote on the Views of government as well as listing state senators and governors. Last but not least Marcia did the outro and additionally Mya Lizette and Marcia did the Brochure.

            Group two did a fantastic job on their presentation while they did a presentation about why our elections matter in our democracy with the subcategory Racial Divide and Economy. They began their presentation with their brochure including the fact that the race income gap and how much the gap exists including a statistic of Hispanic discrimination and the year woman received equal voting rights.  They began with the club for growth describing that they are an organization that keeps track of senators and congressmen and their voting habits, as well as their fed deficit, outlays of the United States and Public Debt. They described the economy beginning with the history of the American economy in great detail, the overview of money in American politics, America vs. the world and the local economy. Next they described the Racial divides beginning with the definition of it and the local and national associations and organizations as well as the worst countries for racial equality and the best. Next they describe Open society foundations including the ACLU, Survival, UN Watch, and many many more. Next is the Racial divide on the national scale and voter suppression and the Voter ID laws. Next is Racial divide on the national scale. The next person went on to describe information on the Florida senate candidates describing Val demmings and Marco Rubio. In the end Group two did an amazing job with their descriptions and all the effort they put into this presentation.

             Group one did their presentation about why our elections matter in our democracy with the subcategory Education and Healthcare. They began their agenda describing who will do what in the presentation. They made very good points and they created an extremely well put together presentation. Each person did a great addition to the other as they bounced off of their topics. The first group was the last one to present so I am sure they used that to their advantage. They were very well spoken as well as group two. Everyone communicated extremely well with one another as they described what healthcare was, showed the types of healthcare, described a healthcare professionals point of view. They then continued to speak on the healthcare system and how they could improve and how it should be easily accessible to everyone and not only taxpayers. They described the types of education including public, charter and private. They also show how the government can directly affect education with grants, scholarships, work-study jobs and loans. They spoke on the division between low and high income areas of education and healthcare. They showed a political cartoon and the effects of growing up in an impoverished area and how poverty affects your future and high income areas. Last but not least they describe how voting affects day to day lives with healthcare and education and why every vote counts. The Florida school board politics and how voting affects it. They then describe teachers opinions and ensuring quality within healthcare. Their presentation was very nice to look at and helped make me understand their point of view with great detail. Overall I believe group one did an amazing job in their presentation.

              The two group leaders did a great job giving an overview on their opinions and very very informative on how they described the ideas. In conclusion, The group projects gave this project their best shot and gave everyone a great learning experience. Everyone presented properly and did their best to this project. Mrs. Sinkoff was a great listener and gave every person who presented feedback. I enjoyed how Professor Sinkoff has been switching the order in which the groups present their projects.