Interest Group Consultant SimulationIn this activity you will be pretending to be a consultantfor an interest group. You will be charged with helping that interest groupbetter achieve its goals. Have fun and be creative in this activity!Your paper should be at least 500 words long.1.   First, select an interest group from thefollowing list that you will be consulting for (*you may only complete thisassignment on one the listed interest groups):a.   Service Employees International Unionb.   National Association of Realtorsc.    US Chamber of Commerced.   National Rifle Associatione.   National Education Associationf.     American Federation of State, County, andMunicipal Employeesg.   AARPh.   National Association of Broadcasters2.   In the first sentence of your paper please statevery clearly what interest group you have selected.3.   Next, describe in your own words, what yourselected interest group mission is. Do not copy and paste or quote theorganization’s mission in your paper. Use your own words.4.   Next, take that mission statement and rewrite itin a new short one sentence “elevator pitch” that you think would be moreeffective. Feel free to get creative.5.   Look up your selected interest groups website.What is the web address? What do you like about their website? What do youthink could be improved about their website?6.   Look up your selected interest group on socialmedia. What is good about their social media presence? What could be improvedabout their social media presence?7.   Look up your selected interest group on Open Secretsor the Federal Elections Commission website and discuss your findings. How muchmoney does your interest group have? What is that money being spent on? In youropinion, are they using their money effectively? How could they spend theirmoney to better accomplish their goals?8.   Come up with at least one completely originalidea that could be used to improve your selected interest groups efforts. Describethis idea in detail. What specific goal would this idea seek to accomplish?What types of resources would this idea need? How would this idea improve theorganization’s efforts to achieve its mission?9.   Finally, be sure to provide a reference list.Please note: APA formatting and citations rules apply tothis and all essays in this course.View your assignment rubric. 

I will pay for the following essay Calligraphy Box with Design of Autumn Flowers and Grasses under the Sun and the Moon by Igarashi Doho from 17th century Japan. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Such artwork was unique to the dominant class of the Japanese society, although there was a difference in popularity of different art types. Art from the Edo era, as the writing box by Igarashi, comprised of several themes and styles of art, which resulted in the era being categorized as the revival era of Japanese art. Doho’s calligraphy box, as a piece of art, captures three traits of the Japanese society in the periods leading to the 17th century. religion, wealth and power, and education.

The calligraphy box is popular for a number of reasons. Considering the age in which the box was crafted, the level of detail and its intricacy is indicative of developed art in the Japanese culture. The detailing on the wood and incorporation of gold and metal facilitates the development of a unique art form that appears modern as well as complex. There is awe in the artisanship employed in the decorations on the box, which suggest considerable time spent on the development of the artifact. The art could only be achievable in the presence of history and a structured discipline in where artistic skill used in the art was taught. Furthermore, the degree of preservation, considering the age of the art, is one of a civilization that incorporated science into its daily norms.

Religion has a huge impact in the calligraphy box, as well as the techniques used in the artisanship. The Early Heian art, which was introduced by Buddhist priest Kukai, influenced the development of Japanese art. One of the attributes that was derived from the religion was the use of gold in art. The calligraphy box appears as having a golden cover to the wood, which is characteristic of the Heian period (Brinkley 26). The E-maki (last Heian) period further imposes the impact of religion on art, as the development of picture scrolls was introduced, with emphasis on the liveliness of the colors used as well as the narration incorporated in the art. Following the