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Chapter 8 Notes
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Jacob Dyer 16/9/10 AP US History/ 3A Chapter #8: America Secedes from the Empire 1775-1783 I. Theme: What was the significance of the events that led up the Revolutionary War in America? What were the causes of America gaining its freedom in winning the Revolutionary War? Subheading ? Congress Drafts George Washington, Bunker Hill and Hessian Hirelings, The Abortive Conquest of Canada, Thomas Paine Preaches Common Sense, Pain and the Idea of ?Republicanism?, Jefferson?s ?Explanation? of Independence, Patriots and Loyalists, The Loyalist Exodus, General Washington at Bay, Revolution in Diplomacy?, The Colonial War Becomes a Wider War, Blow and Counterblow, The Land Frontier and the Sea Frontier, Yorktown and the Final Curtain, Peace at Paris, A New Nation Legitimized.
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Jay Parker Per. 4 AP World History Midterm Study Guide Fall 2010 Was based on the nature and the life around them. Tool making cut the meat that the people killed. Socializing and making clothes. They also had more times for religion. Burning the trees and burn the brush. A way to un-domesticate them. They didn't have the proper food and weather. There also wasn't a lot of animals there. Through violence over certain land.
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Jay Parker Per. 4 AP World History Midterm Study Guide Fall 2010 Was based on the nature and the life around them. Tool making cut the meat that the people killed. Socializing and making clothes. They also had more times for religion. Burning the trees and burn the brush. A way to un-domesticate them. They didn't have the proper food and weather. There also wasn't a lot of animals there. Through violence over certain land.
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? ? ? 2. The amino acid glycine has the following structure: ? Which of the following is true about this amino acid: It does not have either L- or D- forms It only has an L- form It only has a D- form It cannot function as a buffer When found in a polypeptide chain this would be a very polar residue Which of the following is true about atoms? The electronegativity increases with the mass number. The electronegativity increases with the atomic number. Different isotopes have different chemical reactivities. Chemical reactivity is primarily determined by the electron configuration. All of the above are true. The most abundant form of RNA in a cell is: Messenger RNA (mRNA) Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) Transfer RNA (tRNA) Nucleolar RNA (nRNA) Mitochondrial RNA (mitoRNA)
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