Do not write the question just put the number infront of the answer. 1. Answer,

Do not write the question just put the number infront of the answer. 1. Answer, 2. answer, etc.
Topic: Gay Marrige
1.Briefly explain your selected topic, issue, or concern and why you feel it is important.
2.Search online for Missouri organizations which represent or advocate for/against this topic, issue, or concern and summarize what you learn. If appropriate, speak with people at the organizations and/or request information. You may also include links to resources you find valuable.
3. Search online to see if you can determine what civic action has already been taken in Missouri related to your topic/issue/concern and decide what action you feel might yet need to be taken. Summarize your findings and include any links used.
4.Using your own initiative, search Missouri state government sites for departments relevant to your topic/issue/concern. Speak with at least one state government official about your topic/issue/ concern and indicate what you discussed/learned and the person’s name, office, and office phone You do not have to be advocating for change, you may also merely inquire about information, law, or regulation related to your topic/issue/concern.
5.Visit the Missouri Constitution
Links to an external site.
. Does the Missouri state constitution already address your topic/issue/concern? If so, cite all or part of the relevant If not, discuss whether you feel the lack of any coverage is significant and why. If you find wording in the state Constitution about your topic/issue/concern, summarize what you find, quoting the section or citing in parenthesis as appropriate.