Diversity and Direction in the Ancient World
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Guide Reading 1 and 2 of The Earth and its people 3rd edition
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Guided Reading 1 Terms: 1.Culture- transmitted patterns of action and expression. Material culture refers to physical objects, such as dwelling, clothing, tools, and crafts. Culture also includes arts, belief, knowledge, and technology. 2.Foragers- People who support themselves by hunting wild animals and gathering wild edible plants and insects 3.Animal domestication- Used domesticated plants and animals for human groups to meet their food needs by raising animals 4.Pastoralism- A way of life dependent on large herds of grazing livestock, came to predominate in a region. 5.Matrilineal/Patrilineal- Tracing descent through women; descent through either the mother or the farther 6.Megaliths- Big stones
Prokaytes
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Please print and read Lab #2 for next week There will be a short quiz on Lab #2 at the beginning of lab. If you miss lab, or you arrive late to lab, you will not be able to make-up this quiz. What adaptations allow prokaryotes to be found in almost every environment on Earth? Chapter 27: Prokaryotes Pace, 1997 Prokaryotes Humans Corn Prokaryotic cell structure Much smaller than eukaryotic cells (1-5 ?m) Prokaryotic cell structure Fig. 6.6 Gram-positive Gram-negative Bacterial Cell Walls Prokaryotic cell structure Prokaryotic cell structure Pilus Prokaryotic cell structure Motility Many prokaryotes can respond to their environment through movement (taxis) using flaggella Positive chemotaxis ? Negative chemotaxis ? Prokaryotic cell structure
Chemistry Unit 2 notes
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Family- A column (the things up and down) in the periodic table.? Elements in the same group tend to have the same properties.? These are also called "families". ? group:? A column (the things up and down) in the periodic table.? Elements in the same group tend to have the same properties.? These are also called "families". ? period:? A row (left to right) in the periodic table. ? alkali metals:? Group I in the periodic table. ? alkaline earth metals:? Group II in the periodic table. ? halogen:? The elements in group 17.? They're really reactive. significant figure:? The number of digits in a number that tell you useful information. ? ionization energy:? The amount of energy required to pull an electron off of a gaseous atom.
Algebra
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The earth and its people 5th edition chapter 6 outline
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Classical Near East
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Classical Near East Ca. 500 B.C.E. ? 500 C.E. Overview Divided into three main political regions: Hellenistic (west), Iranian (east), and Semitic (central) Hellenistic zone divided three periods: Hellenistic kingdoms (330-31 B.C.E.), Roman era (200 B.C.E.-330 C.E.), Byzantine era (330-1453) Iranian divided into two periods: Parthian (248 B.C.E.-226 C.E.) and the Sasanid (226 ? 651) Arab conquests ultimately reunites region Parthians 248 B.C.E. ? 224 C.E. Originally nomadic tribe located in Iran Conquered and somewhat subdued by Alexander the Great Overthrew the Seleucid empire (Seleucus General of Alexander) Uneasy truce with Rome ? Parthians controlled Iran, Mesopotamia, and Armenia while Romans controlled Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt
CH. 10 outline
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SOCIAL-ECONOMIC HIERARCHIES IN COLONIAL NORTH AMERICA
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HISTORY 1700 / 2700 REED SOCIAL-ECONOMIC HIERARCHIES IN COLONIAL NORTH AMERICA THE SOUTH THE URBAN NORTH THE RURAL NORTH PLANTERS WHOLESALE MERCHANTS MARKET FARMERS YEOMEN PROFESSIONALS SUBSISTENCE FARMERS TENANTS RETAIL MERCHANTS TENANTS SQUATTERS CRAFT MASTERS WAGE LABORERS SLAVES JOURNEYMEN BOUND-OUT SONS APPRENTICES WAGE LABORERS SAILORS FREE PEOPLE OF COLOR SLAVES
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