One of the earliest known cases of bioterrorism occurred in 1346 when the Tartars (Mongols) were besieging Caffa, a grain port on the Black Sea (present day Feodosiya in Ukraine). On October 4, 2001, a photo editor at the National Enquirer’s parent company was recognized as the first victim of a bioterrorism attack on American soil. Twenty-four hours later, he died from inhalational anthrax. The purpose of this case study is to research a potential biological agent or toxin that could be weaponized. Using APA format, write a 3-5 page paper summarizing the effects of biological weapons if released in the Mall of America. Your paper should discuss:  signs and symptoms,  incubation time,  mode of exposure (injection, inhalation, cutaneous, etc.),  prevention,  treatment,  locality impacts (weather, location, population, etc.), and  sociological impacts.

Berger, K. S. (2011). The developing person through the life span (8th ed.). New York, NY: Worth Publishers. .

From "The Waste Land" to "Green Card," there is a distinct change in voice and identity of poets. However, there are common bonds in the kinds of themes being discussed, if not the themes themselves. These are often what really differentiate modern and contemporary poetry from the work of poets past. Think back on the earlier poems in units 1-3. What larger thematic differences do you see in contemporary poetry? How is the identity of the poet different in modern and contemporary work?