The paper should be a literature review of the topic, with a minimum of 10 academic studies/articles considered. None of these can be material that has been assigned as class reading. The paper should be in correct APA format and will be graded on content, writing style, grammar, and citation and reference format. For those completing the paper individually, the paper should be a minimum of 15 pages of text.
Text
includes only the body of the paper and does NOT include the cover page, abstract, reference list, or
any figures or tables (which should be attached as appendices to the paper, not in the body of the
paper). The paper should be double spaced, in no larger than 12 point font and have no margins
larger than 1 inch.
o The paper should do a minimum of 3 things:
1. Define or introduce the issue/topic being considered and why it is important to consider
this issue/topic
2. Review the research on the issue/topic (minimum of 10 academic studies considered).
3. Describe the conclusions that can be drawn about the issue/topic based on the research
reviewed.
Create a PowerPoint presentation based on the research paper. Do not simply cut and paste parts of theØ
paper into PowerPoint. Create a presentation that is visually appealing, represents the content of the paper,
and could be used to present the basic findings of the paper to an audience that had not read the paper.
You may use photos or other visual representations, but you may not use videos. Do not use links –
everything should be embedded in the PowerPoint. Do not be too text-heavy on your slides, but
remember, I am grading it without hearing you present, so pictures/visuals alone might not be sufficient
either. You can include notes on the slides if you like. The PowerPoint is due at the same time as the paper

M. Al Zahar, a /react-text Hamas react-text: 1479 leader, quoted in /react-text Al Quds react-text: 1481 , (East Jerusalem: October 1995)
Alcorta, C. 2006. Youth, Religion, and Resilience. Doctoral dissertation. University of Connecticut.
Sosis, Alcorta. Militants and Martyrs:
Evolutionary Perspectives on Religion and Terrorism. Hebrew University of Jerusalem

need to be these three source and plus 7 more other scholor articles.

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