The National Experience Chapter 1 Outline
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Humanities
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Let us not forget that Charles Darwin is the big guy for all things evolution, upon traveling to the Galapagos mainly to study and research the land and animals. He took into account the difference or the shapes of animals, colours and actions. His theory of evolution came from how he saw two similar birds, but their beaks were in a way different.
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SAT words that start with ?B? Baconian adj. Of or pertaining to Lord Bacon or his system of philosophy.? bacterium n. A microbe.? badger v. To pester.? baffle v. To foil or frustrate.?
APWH Study Guide part 2
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Han China
- start of decline: 100 CE
- decline of interest in Confucianism and stress on education
- social unrest
- pressure from neighboring tribes - weak emperors, deflection of power to military leaders
- decline in trade
- taxes overburden peasants
- population decline/epidemic diseases
- bad harvests
- poverty gap, especially with regards to land ownership
- decline in morality
Shared Characteristics
- weak emperors, deflection of power to military leaders
- decline in trade
- taxes overburden peasants
- population decline/epidemic diseases
- bad harvests
- poverty gap, especially with regards to land ownership
- decline in morality
Rome
Rome - collapse of traditional values among the elite
- dependence on slave labor
- use of non-Romans in the army
APWH Study Guide part 1
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AP* World History Study Guide and Graphic Organizers – Unit 1: Foundations, ~8000 BCE – 600 CE
Encounters and interactions between societies
1. Themes in AP* World History
Changes and continuities across time periods
Cultural and intellectual developments
Gender and social structures
Technological developments
Political organization
Population shifts
Overarching Themes in AP* World History
Changes in the environment
Civil liberties
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Intro to govt
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Percent Error
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Theoretical - Experimental
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Theoretical
**Theoretical- actual data that should be collected.
**Experimental- data personally collected during trial.
Susan B. Anthony Role Play
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Progressive Era Chap 29
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Progressive Era Chapter 29 Political Reforms Many laws eliminated as much corruption as possible Secret Ballet (Australian Ballet) [late 1800s] Political parties only listed their representatives, so others KNEW what you turned in New ballets printed by gov?t, distributed at voting booth, filled out and returned in secret Did eliminate ?multiple voter Recall/Referendum/Iniative/ Direct Primary Recall: allowed voters to remove elected officials from off. Referendum: allowed citizens of state to approve or reject law by stage legistlature Initiative: allows voters to propose laws directly Direct primary: in June, voters who are eligible will vote for candidate for their own party Before: convention was held, Would be decided who would be nominated = easily manipulated by party machines
Single Parent Adoption Speech/ Essay
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In the year 1970, a single parent adopting a child was unheard of. In fact, most states even had laws forbidding people who were not married to adopt children. Even after 4 decades, when these laws have been repealed, many agencies refuse single parents the right to adopt a child.
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