explain the “why” of our opinions or perspectives–ideally incorporating some kind of evidence (in our case, textual evidence) into that explanation. What are your thoughts on Hedda? What specific details from the text inform or support your opinion on Hedda or her choices? What other character in the text, besides Hedda, interests you? Why? What details make that other character interesting?
. Why do you think the accusations made by Callender were ignored during Jefferson’s lifetime and later
by historians? Why do you think Madison Hemings’ assertions were ignored?
2. Why do you think Callender’s claims failed to hurt Jefferson politically? Do you think a similar scandal
would hurt an American president or elected leader today? Why or why not?
3. Were Madison Hemings and his siblings black or white?
4. Based Madison Hemings’ family history, how common was racial intermixing in 18th and 19th century
Virginia?
5. Did Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson love each other? Did they and their children constitute a
family? And are these valid questions to ask?
6. Should the DNA tests (and all that they imply) influence how we view Jefferson and his place in
American history? If no, why not? If yes, how should they influence how we view him?
What information does each state include regarding scope of practice for radiologic technologists?
How does the scope of practice for radiologic technologists vary for each state (e.g., administration, certification, regulation, etc.)?
Can radiologic technologists in the three states administer contrast media or dye under the supervision of a physician?
In the absence of clarity from the state, discuss options where you might be able to turn to in order to justify practice guidelines for your organization. (What are other similar organizations doing? How do they justify it?)
List and describe some of the side effects from radiation sickness.
Section Four: Explain why the medical and rescue efforts had so little impact on the survivors’ behalf, immediately following the blast.
Did the federal government respond to the Great Recession of 2007–2009 with the right policy tools?
