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Huckleberry Finn Rhetorical Strategies

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2.11.11 The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Chapter 11- 43 Analysis Chapter 11 "I reckon I shook like a leaf, and I didn't know hardly what to do." (cite here) The author in this simile uses a leaf to describe Huck?s Fear when his whole little girl charade is a bust. Huck has proven in the novel, due to the fact of mostly growing up in the woods, that he is very ?street smart? which probably gives rise to the fact that he?s so nervous. Not to mention he?s helping a runaway slave; which currently gives him this extreme inner guilt at times. Chapter 13 so we struck for an island, and hid the raft, and sunk the skiff, and turned in and slept like dead people. (cite here)

To Kill a Mockingbird

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To Kill A Mockingbird Related Essay As the day went on, Susie grew even more bored. In her sophomore year, she grew accustomed to that feeling. She had been sitting in school nearly all day, watching the time go by minute by minute. She hated school; every minute of it. She wondered why she had to go. She knew she wasn?t going to college, and she even thought about dropping out Junior or Senior year if she could. It would be much better get a job now and prepare for the future. Anything would be better than this torture.

Frankenstein Timeline

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2001 ? First draft of the human genome completed 1997 ? Dolly the Sheep cloned 1953 - Watson and Crick?s discovery of DNA 1913 ? Bohr?s model of the atom 1818 ? First publication of Frankenstein 186 9 ? Mendel eev?s periodic table 1865 ? Mendel?s laws of inheritance 1859 ? Darwin?s theory of evolution by natural selection 1805 ? John Dalton?s Atomic theory 1751- Benjamin Franklin?s discovery of electricity 1687 ? Newton?s Laws of motion and law of universal gravitation 1637 ? Descartes?s scientific method 1609 ? Kepler?s laws of planetary motion 1543 ? Vesalius pioneers research in hum. Anatomy 1543 ? Copernicus?s Heliocentric Model 1900 2000 1800 1700 1600 1500

A Brief Summary of the History of American Slavery

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The abolitionist movement: AD 1688-1808 The horrors of the slave trade do not go unnoticed in England, however hard the traders try to justify their activities (even, preposterously, proclaiming the care and consideration which they show to their precious cargo).

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1. Renaissance (p.314) 2. Secular (p. 314) 3. Hanseatic League (p.315) 4. Medici (p. 316) 5. Castiglione (p. 317) 6. Alberti (p. 320) 7. Cosimo de’ Medici and Lorenzo de’ Medici (p. 321) 8. Peace of Lodi (p. 323) 9. Machiavelli (p. 323) 10. Humanism (p. 324) 11. Petrarch (p. 325) 12. Civic Humanism (p. 325) 13. Lorenzo Valla (p. 326) 14. Johannes Gutenberg (P. 329) 15. Botticelli (p. 331) 16. Donatello (p. 331) 17. Brunelleschi (p. 331) 18. High Renaissance (p. 332) 19. Leonardo da Vinci (p. 332) 20. Raphael (p. 333) 21. Michelangelo (p. 333) 22. Jan van Eyck (p. 336) 23. Durer (p. 336) 24. Charles VII (p. 337) 25. Louis XI (p. 337) 26. Henry VII (p. 338) 27. Ferdinand and Isabella (p. 339) 28. Habsburg (p. 340) 29. Heresy (p. 342) 30. John Wyclif (p. 342)

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