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chapter 12 outline
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Michaelson John Michaelson Lynn Owens English April 22 2009 Causes of the Civil War ?A house divided against itself cannot stand.? ? Abraham Lincoln was expressing his frustration with the Confederacy after it had decided to split from the Union. Once again America was at war, not against any neighboring country but within its own ?house?. America had been split into two entities, the Confederates and the Union. The American battle raged for four years, 1861-1865. The northern and southern states went into this Civil War because of economic, social, and political disputes between the two regions.
How to be energy effiicient
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Venn Diagram comparing English Monarchy to French Monarchy
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English Monarchy *Had strong centralized government. * The ?Magna Carta? controlled the power of the king. * Uniform justice system, judges traveled enforcing King?s law. * Had a central treasury department. * Parliament had 2 houses: House of lords and commons. Similarities French Monarchy *Both European * Less centralized government Monarchies. c ompared to England. *Both had kings * Philip II had a semi as chief political figure. p ermanent royal army. *Both had power struggles * Louis IX had a dominant b etween kings, nobles, royal courts . and clergy. * Single currency system. *Both Monarchies Philip the Fair taxed clergy. had a form of *
Chapter 14 Vocabulary
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SOAPPS-Tone Primary Document Analysis SUBJECT What is the main topic or idea of the document? Be able to summarize the main idea in one sentence and no more. OCCASION Where and when was the document produced? What was happening at the time period? This is often called historical context. AUDIENCE For whom was the document written/produced? How might an audience have received this document and why? PURPOSE Why was the document produced? What did the producer hope to accomplish through his words? POINT OF VIEW What does the writer or producer believe? Interpret his writing and tell me why he holds these views. SPEAKER Who is the speaker or producer? What can you tell me about his background? How might his personal background have influenced his work? TONE
Chapter 12 notes
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How TO Foil
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first your draw a box with four squares and then in the upperleft box you put the first term and then in the upper right box you put the second term and in the lower left the 3rd term and in the lower left the 4th term then you find what you can take out in them.
KI 2 Ch 1
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Key Issue #2 Why is Each Point on Earth Unique? Two concepts help geographers better understand the world. Place: a point Region: an area Humans have a strong sense of place and geographers use it to explain similarities, differences, and changes on Earth. These places and regions have different features that make them distinct. Location is the position that something occupies on Earths surface. Place Names A name is the easiest way to know a place on earth. A toponym is the name given to a place on Earth. Places can be named after people, religion, bodies of water, landscapes, mountains, or trees.
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