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The Scarlet Letter

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Rosencrans Paul Rosencrans 10/4/2010 4th hr Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne?s The Scarlet Letter is interrupted in many different ways and concluded to several themes. The Puritan idea that sin is permanently damaging and its inevitable destructiveness is inescapable is one of the central themes of the novel. This suggests that Hester, Dimmesdale, and Chillingworth will always be defined by their sins despite their attempts to deny or hide them.

Human Lice

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Pupic Lice 3. Pubic lice is usually spread through exual contact and are most common in adults. It may be spread close personal contact or contact with articles such as clothing, bed ] linens, or towels that have been used by an infested person. Public lice are spread easily by sitting on a toilet sit. Lice cannot live long away from a warm human body and they do not have feet designed to hold onto or walk on a smooth surface. Puic lice infestation is found worldwide, spread through sexual contact and are most common adults. It may be spread by close

poems tpcastt

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TPCASTT T: something about dark and light P: Dark- Someone comes to everyone Usually when sleeping The victims are scared and cold And now I feel dead Death comes at bad times Now I hear death coming People try to avoid death Should I fight when death comes No one can avoid death it will always come Death is nice not mean like people say Death takes them Now it?s my time to leave Light it up- When it?s the darkest hour When there is no light I feel something new and warm It is my friends Now there will never be a day without life Now is this going to be your life Giving life- Everywhere I hear you being depressed A friend will take all that despair away Tell me that you are not depressed And your life end up like a fairy tale Like when Romeo saves Juliet

english vocab week 11

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Week 11 Name: Darren Kusumoto Eng 2H Period: 1 Covetous- marked by inordinate desire for someone else?s possessions (adj.) (covet-verb) Impiety- the state of being lacking in revenue (noun) (impious-adj.) Wanton- deficient or wrong, unruly, undisciplined (adj.) Pensive- dreamingly thoughtful, suggestive of sad thoughtfulness (adj.) Ulterior- going beyond what is openly set or shown (adj.) Salient- moving by leaps or springs, projecting beyond the surface; most important (adj.) Prattle- trifling or empty talk (verb) Auspicious- accompanied by favorable circumstances, successful (adj.) (auspices-noun) Accrue- to accumulate (verb) Waive- to relinquish voluntarily, to put off from immediate consideration (verb)

Persian Charts

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Persian Charts Mesopotamia 3000 BCE Sumerian: 3000- 2350 BCE Akkadian: 2350-2230 BCE Sumerian: 2112- 2004 BCE Semitic; Babylonian: 1900-1600 BCE Kassite: 1500- 1150 BCE Political Centralized Government Comprised of many city states (early Mesopotamia) Land was constantly at war and dominated by different groups Hammurabi?s code Economic Wheel Lots of trade Iron Religious At mercy of gods; gods controlled nature Built ziggurat in every town Polytheistic Social Three classes: Free landowning class; class of dependent (legally attached to land); slaves Women lost social standing & freedom Bearing & caring for children became primary occupation for women No political role; were able to own property, maintain control of their dowry, and trade. Monogamous ? one spouse at a time

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