The following tables show the stages of cell division for ou…

The following tables show the stages of cell division for our gametes. The first table represents Meiosis I, and the second table represents Meiosis II.    In the first table (Meiosis I), correctly label the order of these stages (#1-4) as you see them from left to right. In the second table (Meiosis II), correctly label the order of these stages (#5-8) as you see them from left to right. (*I am not asking for the correct order form memory, I am asking for the order in which you see them displayed here!*):    From left to right, the order displayed is ; ; ; and .   From left to right, the order displayed is ; ; ; and .

The following table shows the stages of cell division (mitos…

The following table shows the stages of cell division (mitosis and interphase).    Correctly label the summary/definition for each stage in the order you see them from left to right (*I am not asking for the correct order form memory, I am asking for the order in which you see them displayed here!*):    From left to right, the order displayed is: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5)  

Your professor believes that the Civil War is the transforma…

Your professor believes that the Civil War is the transformational event in this history of the United States. Please write an essay that tells the history of the Civil War and its consequences on the following areas: Union, disunion, and states rights. Who won the war? Who won Reconstruction? Slavery, Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation, and race during and after the war with an eye towards the defeated South. Religion, the challenge of war, and the changing face of the Christian faith from before the war, through it, and to the end of the century. Lincoln’s Whig Jupiter policies and legacy. This essay should include persons, names, events, practices, and whatever else to weave together a substantial history of the war and aftermath. A solid introduction and conclusion are imperative.

Since accounts receivable are created by credit sales, uncol…

Since accounts receivable are created by credit sales, uncollectible accounts can be estimated as a percent of credit sales. Estimate bad debt expense based upon the following information: Balance of Accounts Receivable:                        $40,000 Balance of Allowance for Doubtful Accounts:          1,000 Total sales                                                            100,000 Total credit sales                                           80% of sales Bad debt as a percent of credit sales                           1%