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Chapter 2: The Market System and the Circular Flow
Chapter 1: Limits, Alternatives, and Choices
Chapter 9: The Confederation of the Constitution
The Pursuit of Equality
Property holding requirements for voting were reduced
Anglican church was losing power as fight for separation of church and state wore on
Quakers were the first to bring the idea of freeing slaves
Abolitionists in the North freed their slaves and some states even abolished slavery
Slavery wasn?t fought over yet o preserve unity
Women were still unequal, and some planned to rebel
The role of women mothering were children was seen as more prestigious
Chapter 8: America Secedes From the Empire
Congress Drafts George Washington
Washington was selected to lead the army forming in Boston
He had an immense character and was a great leader for the troops
Many people opposed Washington being selected
Main Idea: George Washington was a strong and courageous military leader who could be trusted and refused to receive pay for his services
Bunker Hill and Hessian Hirelings
Chapter 6 The Duel For America
France Finds a Foothold in Canada
France gained Territory in the New World very late due to its foreign wars
Edict of Nantes gave French Protestants freedom causing a cease in religious wars
Samuel de Champlain made France?s first discovery in the new world, Quebec
Helped Huron?s beat the Iroquois in war, causing French and Iroquois enemy
French colonies were under the King?s control
Chapter 5: Colonial Society on the Eve of Revolution
Conquest by the Cradle
Population went from 300,000- 2.5 million in the colonies from 1700-1775
About a million of the people were white or black immigrants
Pop. Doubled every 25 years
The average age was 16
Balance of power between colonists and British shifted as colonists population grew
Main Idea: The colonists were able to grow their population intensely in seventy-five years, allowing them to reduce the ratio of British to colonists
A Mingling of the Races
Nate Jacobson
9/21/15
Ch.4 Outline
Outline
Contents
Introduction
? R is an open source implementation of the S language, you may call it a free ?clone? of commercial statistical
computing system S-plus.
? R is a high level scripting language (like MatLab and Python but unlike C and FORTRAN) which is easy to use.
It is best suited for small (thousands of data points) to medium (under a million data points) sized data analysis.
One-Way Analysis of Variance (One-Way ANOVA) Notes
Experiments versus Studies
Types of Experiments
Assumptions & Assumption Checks
Types of Analysis
NCSS
When finished with the One-Way Anova notes, you should be able to
Define the ANOVA terms
Explain why the test of equal means is conducted as it is
Determine when it should be used
Explain the requirements of the procedure
Determine if the requirements are met
Test a hypothesis of equal means
PART A MFPH REVISION
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BEFORE YOU START?
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THREE
Techniques of Network
Analysis for Managers
Public managers periodically plan relatively complex projects . More
often than not such plans must take into account the interdependence of
the efforts of a variety of people and organizations and the trade-offs that
inevitably must be made between the project's time requirement, cost, and
performance . An understanding of and skills in network approaches to
planning will prove quite valuable in these circumstances .
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