Chapter 6 study guide part 1
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Humanities
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George Grenville
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He was a prime minister before the revolutionary war in Boston, in which he enforced Navigation Laws ( Made the Navy enforced it more strictly), and passed the Sugar Act, Quartering Act, and the Stamp Act.
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Alan Taylor notes ch.12
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Properties of Bosons
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AP Biology Basic Vocabs
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Paleolithic and Neolithic man
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Paleolithic Man: (90% of humanity is the lower Paleolithic)
A. Old stone age: 1.5 millionà8,000 BC
a. Change extremely slow, extremely…
i. Change began to occur as these people began to take notice of the world around them.
b. First stone tools
i. Biface, pear shaped scraping tool, looks like a teardrop
c. Remains of humans have been found in Java as old as 775, 000 years old
B. Homo (human) Erectus (upright)à1.5 million BCà300,000 years ago
a. Tools made chipped from stone, flint
b. One design found around the globe, meaning….transmission of design or knowledge.
chapter 2 review
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Roman Empire
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The Roman Empire fell due to too much land to control and economic issues. The rulers, mostly Senators who try to fill in vacancies in offices by nominating for their son, were not able to sustain control over the vast amount of land they had conquered. The government was running out of money to pay their people, mostly farmers and soldiers from their own military,which made them revolt and create a riot and attack their empire for money. Later on the Roman empire fell due to this and nevr got back up because of its lack of resources and trust, and they went their seperate ways.
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6 Steps
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I am rushed and stressed. I quickly go through my bag almost leafing through it, trying to find the socks in them. Then, I pull some things out and look more carefully. I act panicky and my heart seems to beat a bit faster. Even though I know that I can practice without them, I still am stressed about it because when I can not find something, it makes me more prone to freaking out. I can achieve my obstacle by looking carefully for my socks. If they aren’t in there then I can not change anything.
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Northern Renaissance
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The Northern Renaissance A lot of Christian art Erasmus (Dutch Monk): writes about reforming Christianity. He sees education as the key to a moral life. England: Sir Thomas More: reforming people can reform society. Writes about a Utopian society: "Perfect Society" Rabelais: book is referred to as "Gargantua", spoofs on French social life. Henry VII is the first Tudor monarch Printing press: used as propaganda and helps spread education ? War of the Roses War between two houses of nobility on whether who will receive the throne.
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