conditions present as causes of major revolutions
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CONDITIONS WHICH SEEM TO BE PRESENT AS CAUSES OF MAJOR REVOLUTIONS:
Human–computer interaction
CONDITIONS WHICH SEEM TO BE PRESENT AS CAUSES OF MAJOR REVOLUTIONS:
Unit 1 Study Guide
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Page ? PAGE ?8? of ? NUMPAGES ?8? Unit 1 Study Guide Native Americans Iroquois Confederacy ~ Located in the Northeast ~ Combination of Mohawks, one Idas, Onondagas, Cayugos, Senecas ~ Outlawed warfare among the member nations & established regulated forms of gift exchange & payment to replace revenge. ~ Founded by Chief Deganawida ~ Did not hesitate to encourage war against outside groups such as the neighboring Hurons or the Eries Hurons ~ Located near Lake Erie ~ They forged an alliance with Champlain and joined them in making war on the Iroquois Confederacy. ~ Also called the Eries Creeks ~ Located in South Carolina
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rome and han
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Kineret ? PAGE ?1? Lii Kineret AP World History, Period 8 Mr. Spears 29 August 2010 Han Dynasty and Roman Empire Many comparisons can be made between the Romans and the Han dynasty when looking at government, as well as society. These two empires had very different values and beliefs, but shared some perspectives as well.
Rome
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*it was ruled by 7 kings between 753 B.C.E and 507 B.C.E. Kingship was elimated inn 507B.C.E. when representatives of the senatorial class of large land holders overthrew the last king and established a republic.
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greece outline
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A farmer?s republic Rome?s central location contributed to its success At midpoint of the peninsula Natural protection - hills and mountains Hillsides provided natural resources such as timber for construction and fuel Mild climate Long growing season Wide variety of crops Mostly mountainous with some arable land in the coastal plains and river valleys Land contained fertile volcanic soil Prided itself on offering hospitality to exiles and outcasts Agriculture was the essential economic activity Land was basis of wealth Social status, political privilege, and fundamental values were related to land ownership Majority of Romans were independent farmers ?council of elders? played a dominant role in politics In 507 the Roman Republic emerged Power resided in several assemblies
Neurodegeneration
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Neurodegenerative Diseases are described by a progressive loss of bodily functions. Different diseases have different symptoms; Alzheimer?s is characterized by the loss of memory while Parkinson?s, by rigid muscles. Such diseases do not have cures and treatments are limited. Researchers are desperate to find a cure for these diseases that affect millions of people today. Among those that are studied, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig?s disease has become one of the most widely researched. It is an adult-onset disease that targets the motor neurons of the body. Little is known about the disease and even less about its cause. However, there is one thing that ALS has in common with all of the other degenerative disease: neuroinflammation.
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Rome was a great empire.
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