o o According to research and news reports within the past 10 years, what are some of the changes the United States has made to policies concerning the treatment of Muslim and Arabic members of society?
I DO NOT GET THIS QUESTION AT ALL. IT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TO ME.
We've seen this question many times over the years, and it makes no sense to any of us either.
The United States has made no changes to policies concerning the treatment of Muslims and Arabs.
I urge you to confront your instructor about this ridiculous question.
thank u Ms.Sue
You're welcome, Kathy.
I understand that you find the question confusing. To answer it, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by conducting research on policies concerning the treatment of Muslim and Arabic members of society in the United States. Look for official government sources, reputable news organizations, and academic articles.
2. Search for news reports and articles from the past 10 years that specifically discuss changes to these policies. Use keywords like "US policies on Muslims/Arabs," "treatment of Muslim/Arabic minorities in the US," or "government actions towards Muslim/Arabic communities."
3. Look for sources that provide information on any new legislation, executive orders, or changes in government strategy related to the treatment of Muslims and Arabs. Consider policy changes related to immigration, national security, surveillance, hate crimes, discrimination, or religious freedoms.
4. As you gather information, note down key policy changes, specific events, or initiatives that have been implemented in the past 10 years. Pay attention to both positive and negative changes or any notable trends you come across.
5. Verify the credibility of your sources to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information you find. Look for multiple sources that confirm the policy changes or events, and consider the reputation and expertise of the authors or organizations.
By following these steps, you should be able to find relevant information and gain an understanding of the changes made to policies concerning the treatment of Muslim and Arabic members of society in the United States in the past decade.