n appeal? This case isn't long, so read through it. You'll see that among other things, the trial court found that McDonnell-Douglas did not discriminate against Green. Mr. Green wasn't happy with that decision, so he appealed it. Find this appeals case on-line using whatever search engine you desire: Green v. Mcdonnell Douglas Corporation, 463 F. and 337 (8th Cir. 1970) and answer the following questions. 1. Who is the Appellant? 2. Who is the Appellee? 3. What Volume Number is the case reported in? What page number? What year? 4. Is the court's decision the result of a trial or an appeal? 5. Did the court uphold the trial court's opinion, or reverse it? (While reading the whole case might be interesting, you can answer all these questions by looking at the first few paragraphs). McDonnell-Douglas wasn't happy with the appeals court ruling, and appealed it to the US Supreme Court. You can find this case reported at: Mcdonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973). Answer these questions: 1. Who is the Petitioner? 2. Who is the Respondent? 3. What Volume Number is the case reported in? What page number? What year? Next 6 MacBook Air 885 D F6 DO X 5 6 V O delete R T Y U O P G H J K . . B N M command option