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Step 1: Consider the questions, “What are the benefits and drawbacks of ID
requirements for voting? What voter ID policy would result in the most
free and fair electoral process?”
a) Review the content from this course, and draw on any prior knowledge and
outside experience.
b) If you have not already completed the pre-project activity, read the texts from
the Resources section, and respond to the questions in the pre-project
activity. Support your responses with evidence from the text.

Step 2: Organize and conduct a debate or discussion about the pros, cons, and
constitutionality of voter ID laws with at least three other members of your
learning community.
a) Use the Voter ID Laws: Yea or Nay? Discussion Guide to focus your
discussion.
b) Toward the conclusion of the discussion, come to a consensus about the
best future policy for your home state.
c) After the discussion, complete the Discussion Reflection Questions.

Step 3: With your group, develop a PowerPoint presentation with presenter notes
that outlines the key issues and your group’s stance.
a) In this PowerPoint presentation, address the following questions. Support
your ideas with evidence from the discussion, from the texts, and from other
content in this course:
(1) What is the history of the voter ID law debate?
(2) What are the common arguments for voter ID laws? Against them?
(3) How do different states, including your own state, approach the voter ID
law question? What impact do these laws have on elections in different
states?
(4) What policy does your team believe your state should pursue moving
forward? What textual evidence supports this approach?

b) Your PowerPoint presentation should address the questions above, but
should be clearly organized, with a thesis, supporting evidence, and
conclusion.

c) Use the PowerPoint Presentation Rubric and the PowerPoint Best Practices
document to reflect on your work for this project, and revise the presentation
as needed.

Step 4: Upload and submit the following completed documents (each group
member should submit a copy of each document):
a) Discussion Guide
b) Discussion Reflection Questions
c) PowerPoint Presentation

Answer 1

Answer:

PRO

Could help temper the country’s embarrassingly high voter turnout rates

Less time-consuming form of discrimination than literacy test

Nationwide surge in ID demand could create up to four new jobs at DMV

Guarantees only those bearing the signet ring of the Knights Templar will be able to vote more than once

Current system gives far too little power to septuagenarian volunteers

The most palatable facade we’ve got for government’s racial bias

CON

Phrase “poll tax” has better ring to it

Puts undue burden on privileged elite to choose elected officials

Doesn’t completely eliminate possibility of undesirable populations from voting

Disenfranchises the countless Americans who accidentally left a bar tab open at Stilettos last night

Non-citizens could probably give the electoral process a fresh set of eyes

Representative government not worth totally giving up on just yet

Explanation:

Just like the first person said! LOL

Answer 2

Step 2's answer:

PRO

• Could help temper the country’s embarrassingly high voter turnout rates
• Less time-consuming form of discrimination than literacy test
• Nationwide surge in ID demand could create up to four new jobs at DMV
• Guarantees only those bearing the signet ring of the Knights Templar will be able to vote more than once
• Current system gives far too little power to septuagenarian volunteers
• The most palatable facade we’ve got for government’s racial bias

CON

• Phrase “poll tax” has better ring to it
• Puts undue burden on privileged elite to choose elected officials
• Doesn’t completely eliminate possibility of undesirable populations from voting
• Disenfranchises the countless Americans who accidentally left a bar tab open at Stilettos last night
• Non-citizens could probably give the electoral process a fresh set of eyes
• Representative government not worth totally giving up on just yet

Hope this helps and this is all that I've gathered for STEP 2 I hope you have a fantastic day!

                                         -WolfieWolfFromSketch