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Wildlife & Habitat Laws - Ecology Unit

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APES Laws - Wildlife & Habitat

APES LH Lott Wildlife Laws & Treaties Note: All of these acts and laws have a significant number of amendments. The given date for each act and law is for its inception date. SPECIES LAWS & TREATIES Lacey Act 1900 Required restoration of birds & game to areas where they are extinct. Requires a federal permit to transport live or dead animals or their body parts across state borders Animal Damage Control Act 1931 Investigates & controls mammalian predators, rodents & birds. Amended 1991 to prevent introduction of brown tree snake Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) 1973

Derivations of Trigonometry Formulas

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Given: sin(a+ b) = sin a cos b+ cos a sin b, we can figure out the following: sin(a? b) = sin(a+ (?b)) = sin a cos(?b) + cos a sin(?b) = sin a cos b+ cos a(? sin b) = sin a cos b? cos a sin b cos(a+b) = sin (pi 2 ? (a+ b) ) = sin ((pi 2 ? a ) ? b ) = sin (pi 2 ? a ) cos b?cos (pi 2 ? a ) sin b = cos a cos b?sin a sin b cos(a? b) = cos(a+ (?b)) = cos a cos(?b)? sin a sin(?b) = cos a cos b? sin a(? sin b) = cos a cos b+ sin a sin b tan(a+ b) = sin(a+ b) cos(a+ b) = sin a cos b+ cos a sin b cos a cos b? sin a sin b ? sec a sec b sec a sec b = sin a sec a+ sin b sec b 1? sin a sec a sin b sec b = tan a+ tan b 1? tan a tan b tan(a? b) = tan(a+ (?b)) = tan a+ tan(?b) 1? tan a tan(?b) = tan a+ (? tan b) 1? (? tan a tan b) = tan a? tan b 1 + tan a tan b

AP Human Chapter 1 outline

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AP Human Geography Outline notes: Chapter one Section one: Thinking Geographically Maps Maps have two purposes: a tool for storing references material and a tool for communicating geographic information. For reference use, we use maps to find the distance between two places, or where something is, in relation to another place. As a communication tool, a map is used for depicting human activities, or physical features. A series of maps of the same place over several years can show dynamic processes. Placing information on a map is the main way for geographers to share data results, or scientific analysis. Early Mapmaking The earliest surviving maps were drawn on clay tablets by Babylonians in 2300 B.C.

32 - The End of the Cold War and the Challenge of Economic Development and Immigration, 1975 - 2000

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Basic Vocab

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Feudalism: medieval social system; nobility hold land from the Crown in xchange milit service-peasants pay use of land--peasants labor=protection from state Nationalism: sense 2grthness; fighting same cause Mercantilism: econ policy undr which nations sought 2 increase their wealth nd powr by obtaining large amts gold nd silvr nd exporting more than importing. Bullion: gold & silvr Capitalism: using $ to make profits or more $ Domestic system: system which weavrs nd craftrs prod goods @ home Romantics: stressed emotion Socialism: state (rathr than private) ownrship of the means of prod nd othr large businesses that prod nd distrib goods; welfare all ppl. Proletariat: struggle in indust society btwn capitalists nd workrs.

Radicals

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18 has the square factor 9. 18 = 9· 2. Therefore, is not in its simplest form. To put a radical in its simplest form, we make use of this theorem: The square root of a product is equal to the product of the square roots of each factor. Therefore, rtA=rt A x rt B

Modern Presidents Chart

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Modern Day Presidents President Domestic Foreign Harry Truman (Democrat) Baptist 1945-1953 ?Horsemeat Harry? vetoed OPA bill (increased inflation) Guard against communist infiltration HUAC and Executive Order 9835 Wagner Act and Taft-Harley Act -restricted union power 1st Committee on Civil Rights Employment Act of 1946 ?Council of Economic Advisers Truman Doctrine ? polices of US activities to contain communism Containment of communism NATO Korean War Marshall Plan National Security Act of 1947-created the CIA and NSC Operation Vittles-Berlin airlift Dwight D. Eisenhower ?Ike? Presbyterian Republican 1953-1961 ?dynamic conservatism and ?modern Republicanism? Government support to fund projects-interstate highway

ap human summarys

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Industrialization and Economic Development Key Terms BY: R.J Smith 7th period Development is the improvement in material conditions of a place as a result of diffusion of technology and knowledge. This is important because it is a main goal for most of the planet’s regions and development will help solve many problems. More Developed Country Less Developed Country North-South Split MDCs are found primarily in the Northern Hemisphere north of 30˚ latitude, whereas LDCs are found in south of this line Human Development Index Indicator of level of development for each country, constructed by the United Nations, combining income, education, literacy, and life expectancy Gross Domestic Product

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