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Lesson Index If you have little or no algebra background, you may read the lessons in the order listed below. If you have some algebra background, you can usually skip to any topic that you need to learn or review. Algebra Basics Equation Basics The equation and its relationship with a balance. Sample Problem 2x + 7 = x + 18 Solution x = 11 Proportion Basics How to solve basic proportions. Sample Problem 12 = 4 3 x Solution x = 1 Word Problem Basics Introduces methods for solving integer word problems through equations. Sample Problem What are two consecutive even integers that have a sum of 26? Solution 12 and 14 Simplifying Simplifying Intro An introduction to simplifying concepts. Simplifying Multiple Signs

Eath and its peoples chapter 5

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Acoording to chinese resources in the year 160 ce.Geography: Han China was based in Central, Eastern China. the Roman Empire ran a ring around the Mediterranean and the British Isles. Origins: the Roman Empire was founded after Augustus Caesar seized power from the Roman Senate. The Han Empire was founded when Liu Pang with his rebel army defeated Hsiang Liang and Hsiang Yu and conquered China. Population: At the peak of the Han Dynasty, there was around 50 million people living in the Imperial boundaries. There was 70 million people living in the Roman Empire. Political Structures: The Roman Empire had an Empire and a rubber stamp Senate used for ceremonial reasons to keep Roman patrician families happy.

Us history essay columbus hero or villian

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Olivia Janyska 9/20/10 Mod 4 b day Columbus Essay Over five hundred years ago, in 1492, Christopher Columbus initiated what can be argued as the most significant discovery in history. It is still debated today whether Paolo Emilio Taviani?s statement is correct, ?Columbus?s discovery was of greater magnitude than any other discovery or invention in human history.? Even though many may argue against this position, based on the evidence and documents provided, it is clear his discovery has had a greater magnitude of affect on the humanity than any other invention or discovery. Not only did he discover the New World, Columbus?s actions enabled a more complex, advanced society to be established.

for whom the bell tolls

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It is the late 1930's in Spain, during the Spanish Civil War. Robert Jordan lies in the forest. He sees a mill in the distance. An old man, Anselmo, points out the bridge, and says that the mill and the roadmender's hut hold enemy posts. Robert Jordan is tall and thin, in peasant clothes, with fair hair. They take a steep climb. Anselmo is an experienced climber and guide, and Robert Jordan knows this is important when traveling behind enemy lines. He has been sent to blow up the bridge. General Golz explained that the explosion must occur only when the attack has begun, so that the enemy cannot repair it; the date and time is subject to change due to forces out of his control. The enemy moves trucks, tanks, and artillery via the bridge. An aerial bombardment will precede the attack.

Pythagorean Theorem

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For use with triangles, the theorem is that A Squared + B squared = C squared. C represents the Hypotenuse and A/B represent the other two legs.

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Early River Valley Civilization Comparison CHart

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Comparisons of Early River Valley Civilizations Culture-Literature, Art, Religion Political Organizations Social Structure Mesopotamia Cuneiform writing w/ wedge shaped characters; 2000 symbols reduced to 300. Extensive trade w/ Egypt an the Indus Valley Epic of Gilgamesh Early use of bronze tools, chariots Advanced astronomy; math based on 60 Pessimistic view of world, perhaps due to irregular, unpredictable flooding of the rivers Polytheism- gods powerful & often cruel Kings powerful, but not divine City-states & warrior kings in almost constant conflict w/ one another Large empires in later times Hammurabi?s Code & lex talionis (law of retaliation) Competition among city states & frequent invasions

Russia - The Tsars Regime Up until 1914

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History The Tsar's regime till 1914 Russia up to 1914 Up until this period, the Russian Empire was a European superpower. It was the largest country in the world stretching from the Black Sea in the west to the Bering Sea in the extreme east of the Asian continent. It also had a huge population that included, alongside Russians, large numbers of Germans, Poles, Slavs and Asians. Among this diverse population, just about every major religious faith was represented. Unlike Western Europe, however, the Russian Empire was politically, economically and socially backwards. There was little industry and the vast majority of the population were peasant farmers working in an agricultural system that had changed little since the middle-ages.

American Revolution

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Shelia McClure S. Mechling His 121 633 July 1, 2010 American Revolution a Success Success was achieved through soldiers who fought the war; but it was the men who wanted to bring new political ideas and institutions that helped the country become the United States. It changed society by altering social expectations, popularized radical ideas, and introduced republican principles. (www.digitalhistory.uh.edu) The Revolution was a political phenomenon and establishment of a model community for mankind. (Kristol, pg 4)

Rome and China

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China Versus Rome Essay Han China and Imperial Rome are two different cultures with political similarities. Even though China and Rome were apart geographically, both empires shared political role but each one was also unique in a way. To start, similar levels of the family were present in the empires. In both cultures the family consisted of the living generations and was lead by an all-powerful patriarch. The family was very strong and members of the family were bound by loyalty to their family. Both families taught obedience, respect for superiors, piety, and a strong sense of duty and honor. In conclusion, the Han and Rome empires both shared the levels of the family and the idea of the family.

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