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This is all about the constitution of the United States. Understanding how the constitution works, who invented and what it's doing for America and the people in America. The constitution protects us and provides us with our amendments. I also go over the three branches Judicial, Executive, and Legislative branches. Their functions and what they are used for.

Chapter 3 of the Logical Reasoning Study Guide. This is all the documents and chapter sections for the logical reasoning section and the Question Stem Section.

Logical Reasoning the question stem and how they are worded. There is words that are common, and knowing these words and how to decifer between them is important because you will be able to answer the questions easier and quicker.

This is the first question family, we went over the second and third question family as well. These are the types of questions that will be asked and you will need to understand what they are and how to answer them

This is the question stem. This is the main idea of chapter 3, and how to answer the questions. We went over the stimulus, and now we are going over the questions and the types of questions there are.

The Second Question type. We already listed them and now we are going into detail about them and how to answer them

Logical Reasoning and the 13 logical reasoning types of questions. These are all the types of questions you will see on the test. These are all the question types and examples of each.

This is about the third and fourth question families. We already listed them and now we are going into detail about them

These are the four main question families. After understanding the question families, this categorizes them into families. This is important to understand because this will tell you how to answer the questions, and certain questions are within certain types of families.

Complex Arguments - Logical Reasoning. These are about different types of arguments you will see on the LSAT. You need to be able to see the difference between these and the others.

This is the first lecture of the semester. This is about the myth and rules of law. How is the law made? Do judges make the law? What are the rules. This is all about that, and how to understand the law.

This is a study guide for the reading the myth of the rule of law. This summary and class notes go along with the first lecture. You have to understand this reading to be able to understand the notes, as it is referenced a lot in the main lecture. Understanding what the law is and how the law is made is important.

These are basic and brief notes on the reading for The nightmare and Noble Dream. These are very brief notes and not all of the notes. You will probably need to read the actual reading to get more information. These basic notes go over American Jurisprudence.

This is the week 1 cases that were cited in the notes, and the readings. These cases are important to understanding the topic for the week which is the Rule of Law. These cases are used as examples and citing.

This is all the documents for the course Writing Business Proposals. This package includes the final assignment where I wrote an actual business proposal as well as book notes, and class notes and assignments.

This is the first chapter of Rhetoric. This talks about the overview of rhetoric, along with rhetoric and persuasion and three short essays and assignments.

Chapter 2 of the Logical Reasoning Section, this is recognizing conclusions without indicators. This is about arguments that will not have conclusion indicators. Which means this will be difficult to be able to answer the question. However, this study guide will help you to be able to identify these and answer the questions quickly.

Chapter 2 of the Logical Reasoning learning. Reference words. These are words that will help you be able to answer certain questions. Words such as this/that/those/one/former. These words are used frequently, and you will want to know these in able to answer the questions on the logical reasoning section of the LSAT.

This short essay, is on the practicality of Rhetorical theory. We studied rhetorical theory in class and within the notes, now it is time to use it. I used the theorist Georgias and I explained how I would use him in an everyday situation. This is a very short essay.

The essence of platonic rhetoric. How did Plato describe rhetoric, and what did he think about rhetoric. This is a short assignment/pop quiz.