Type your answers under each question and submit to Turnitin. If you don't have an answer, see if you can find it on the internet. In addition to submitting this to Turnitin, bring your completed form to class next week. (Each question worth 10 points, #7 is worth 30.)

1. It is important that a Problem Solving approach to Ethics relies on facts, not just opinions. How does the movie illustrate this statement? Be very specific.

2. Ethical problems are dynamic, able to change. How does the movie illustrate this? Be very specific.

3. The newspaper is very committed to discovering the facts of the situation. What is a principle or value that is supported by their doing this? What is a principle or value that is violated by their doing this?

4. What principle or value is supported by breaking into the Democratic Headquarters? What principleis violated?

5. Much of the behavior uncovered in the movie was illegal. What is an example of something that was legal but still unethical?

6. In addition to the answers above, what else connects this movie to the course?

7. What are 3 connections you would make between this movie and the current political situation in the US at this time?
a. First connection:
b. Second connection;
c. Third connection:

8. Who do you think is the most important person in the movie? Why?