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AP US History Ultimate Study Guide

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great expectations vocab

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Vocabulary Journal ?The wonder and consternation with which Joe stopped on the threshold of his bite an stared at me were too evident to escape my sister?s observation?(18). Consternation- (n.) a sudden, alarming amazement or dread that results in utter confusion. Pip?s sister noticed Joe?s consternation and immediately became curious of what happened. ?It was a rimy morning, and very damp.?(23) Rimy- (adj.) covered with small ice particles. Since it was in the middle of the winter, the ground that Pip walked on was very rimy. ?I fully expected to find a constable in the kitchen, waiting to take me up.?(29) Constable- (n.) a British police officer usually in small towns and rural districts.

Learn Past Participle Chart

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Present Past Past Particilple ?? ?? ???? Arise/arose/arisen Be/was,were/been Bear/bore/borne Become/became/become Begin/began/begun Blow/blew/blown Break/broke/broken Bring/brought/brought Build/built/built Buy/bought/bought Catch/caught/caught Choose/chose/chosen Cling/clung/clung Come/came/come Cut/cut/cut Do/did/done Draw/drew/drawn Drink/drank/drunk Drive/drove/driven Eat/ate/eaten Fall/fell/fallen Feed/fed/feed Feel/felt/felt Fight/fought/fought Find/found/found Fly/flew/flown Forget/forgot/forgotten Forgive/forgave/forgiven Freeze/froze/frozen Get/got/gotten Go/went/gone Grow/grew/grown Hear/heard/heard Hide/hid/hidden Hold/held/held Hurt/hurt/hurt Keep/kept/kept Know/knew/known Lead/led/led

Guide for writing Abstracts

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Chemistry Abstract Guidelines Typed and spaced at 1 and ? lines apart. Font: Times Roman- no larger than 12. The article must pertain to the field of science, health or technology. Avoid political or economic issues, such as health care reform. Also, no advertisements, such as ?Health Talk? etc? from the Fort Worth Star Telegram. One full page! An abstract is a summary of the article. It usually does not contain a lot of details. It should be in your own words. The article can be from a magazine, scientific journal, newspaper, or the internet. A copy of the original article or a printout of the internet article MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THE ABSTRACT.

Unit 7 Vocab

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Unit 7 Austere:? adj. severe or stern in manner; without adornment or luxury, simple, plain; harsh or sour in flavor Beneficent:?adj. performing acts of kindness or charity; conferring benefits, doing good Cadaverous:?adj. pale, gaunt, resembling a corpse Concoct: v.?to prepare by combining ingredients, make up (as a dish); to devise, invent, fabricate Crass:?adj. coarse, unfeeling; stupid Debase:?v. to lower in character, quality, or value; to degrade, adulterate; to cause to deteriorate Desecrate:?v. to commit sacrilege upon, treat irreverently; to contaminate, pollute Disconcert:?v. to confuse; to disturb the composure of Grandiose:?adj. grand in an impressive or stately way; marked by pompous affectation or grandeur, absurdly exaggerated

Chavin in South America

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Chavin in South America Political: It is believed that kings or high chieftains ruled over the Chavin civilization while lower chieftains might have had restricted control over smaller areas like villages and towns. These kings and chieftains were at the top of the social classes with priests following. These priests organized religious events for peasants to attend. The peasants were usually fishermen or farmers. Economic: The Chavin economy was based off of agriculture. Peasants grew maize and other crops while other commoners would fish in the Pacific Ocean. Trade would occur between the Chavin and Olmecs in the Andes mountains. They would trade metals, food, jewelry and other goods. Religious:

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DUTCH RESIDUES IN NEW YORK In 1664, Charles II granted NY to his brother the Duke of York, that yr. the British def. the Dutch New Amsterdam was renamed NY Dutch influence, NY retained their autocratic spirit, city names Harlem, Brooklyn, etc, Easter Eggs, Santa Claus Waffles, sauerkraut, bowling skating and golf PENN?S HOLY EXPERIMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA WILLIAM PENN AND THE QUAKERS Quaker characteristics: ?quaked? under deep religious emotion, offensive to religious and civil rule, addressed everyone with simple ?thee s? and ?thou s? didn?t swear oaths because Jesus had said ?Swear not at all,? created a problem, since you had to swear a test oath to prove that you weren?t Roman Catholic

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