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A.P. Government ? Unit 4 Study Guide
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Courtney, Emily, Sapna, Kristine
Reference: Chapter 12
KEY TERMS
What is a "superPAC"? What is the definition of the term "superPAC"?
The "superPAC" is a relatively new beast that emerged as a result of two court rulings, including an important 2010 ruling by the Supreme Court.
The "superPAC", which is officially known as an "independent expenditure-only committee", has become an increasingly popular method of influence for special interest groups.
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What is a "superPAC"? What is the definition of the term "superPAC"?
The "superPAC" is a relatively new beast that emerged as a result of two court rulings, including an important 2010 ruling by the Supreme Court.
Phylogenetic Tree
AP Biology B Lecture 2: Systematics & Phylogenetics
Linnaeus
zYou can blame Carolus Linneaus for the SYSTEMATIC classification scheme you reviewed over winter break.
-Binomial nomenclature ? Genus + species name of an organism
*Ex: Enhydra lutra = sea otter
*Ex: Felis domesticus = house cat
*Ex: Agrobacterium tumifaciens = bacteria often used to transform other organisms
Ecology Connections
Population Genetics ? Research Connections
? 2003 University of Calgary Kananaskis Field Stations
Alberta Innovation & Science ISRIP Science Awareness & Promotion Program
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2. HARDY-WEINBERG EQUILIBRIUM IN POPULATIONS
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The intermolecular forces can affect phase changes to a great degree. The stronger the intermolecular
forces present in a liquid, the more kinetic energy must be added to convert it into a gas.
Conversely, the stronger the intermolecular forces between the gas particles, the easier it will be
to condense the gas into a liquid. In general, the weaker the intermolecular forces, the higher the
vapor pressure. The same type of reasoning can be used about the other phase equilibria, in general,
1804, an amendment made to the Constitution by Jefferson allowed Congress to review the purchase as constitutional, but made Jefferson look weak in not being able to officially accept the land. Due to excited public support, Congress passed the amendment and the Treaty was made. The size of the United States was now double.
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