Processing & Packaging in Chilled Food Product
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Post has three assignments
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TOPIC: Processing & Packaging of a Specified Prepared Chilled Food Product…
Literature search to provide information on:
-Ingredients and setting of specifications
-Pre-processing and processing requirements
-Identification of risks and monitoring throughout
2: Identifying a Quantitative Study
social science search engines such as ERIC or google scholar and select an article that aligns with program of study – elementary literacy” “Critique quantitative study” is the name of this assignment. Please find suitable article (literature review) and try to cover all criteria required in rubric.
1-article must be literature review (one reference)
2-make sure to follow the guidelines attached.
3-make sure all criteria required in rubric are covered. If you look to the example attached he did a very good job but he missed a lot of criteria so he only got 27/72
(F overall) for me it’s not acceptable to get less than 50/72.
3: Roman Taxation in Judea 1st Century AD
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In Brief: Roman Taxation in Judea.
– Tax Farming, Jewish resentment towards Roman taxes, tax collectors, Judean Revolt
– References in the Gospel. Luke 19, Matthew 9:6, 22:21, Mark 12:17. Interactions between Jesus and the Romans/Tax collectors. Render Unto Caesar.
– Early Christian attitudes towards taxation. Response to Judean revolt. Please use Brown – Eye of a Needle: Wealth, the Fall of Rome, and the Making of Christianity in the West, 350-550 AD and Roberts – The Origins of Business, Money and Markets.
A Bibliography containing a minimum of SIX secondary academic written sources (i.e. academic books, chapters, or articles) from MacOdrum library (ABSOLUTELY NO INTERNET SOURCES) listed in alphabetical order by author’s last name; and TWO primary sources (e.g. maps, images of artifacts, statues, archaeological sites, or excerpts from ancient texts (in translation). Primary sources are always listed first alphabetically in a bibliography. Do not number or use bullets.
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