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Jack Frost

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Jack Frost ?Please, I promise I?ll take care of him!? my brother complained. My father was grimacing at my brother as if he had just shut off the television during the Dallas Cowboys play-off game. In a hushed tone my mother said, ?But you?ll have to take care of him, and you?ll have to feed him every single day.? ?I know I have to do all that. He can be my responsibility,? brother whined. ?All right we?ll get a dog but only if you promise to take care of him,? my dad warned. ?I promise, Dad, just as long as I get the dog,? brother said, with a thrilled grin parked on his warm, peach face.

Latin 3 vocab midterm

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atrium, atri- atrium, hall balneum,i- bath cibus,i-food domus,us-home,house exitus,us-outcome,departure fructus,us-fruit manus,us- hand solea,ae-sandal,shoe triclinium,ni-dining room dingus,a,um-worthy nonus,a,um-ninth colo,ere,colui,cultus-cultivate, inhabit, worship constituo,ere,stitui,stitutus-determine perficio,ere,feci,fectus-finish perturbo,are,avi,atus-disturb, throw into confusion maxime-very greatly, especially facultas,tatis-faculty (means) palus,paludis-swamp rana,ranae-frog decimus-tenth octavus-eighth quartus-fourth septimus- seventh sextus- sixth deduco,ere,deduxi,deductus-lead descendo,ere,descendi,descensus- descend fleo,flere,flevi,fletus- weep tendo,ere,tetendi,tentus- stretch, go ne-(so) that? not ut- (in order) that, so that aedificium,ci-building

Voltaire blaah

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D’Alembert • all enlightment wasn’t for all classes • unrealistic because lower class • read/educated no leisure time always working • weakness in their thinking Voltaire • “common man” for lower class • our society is a product of the enlightment. Edwin Burke • conservative thinking • criticize the enlightment • he said it under minded the church and the state • predicted the forth coming of the French Revolution. • enlightened thinkers promoted independent thinking. • turned to the kings add just fair laws • kings = enlightened despots (Diderot)

Post-Classical Period Timeline

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800-814 Charlemagne Empire in Western Europe 864 Cyril and Methodius 718 Byzantines defeat Arab attack on Constantinople 750 Abbasid Caliphate 1400 End of Polynesian expeditions 1453 Turks capture Constantinople, end of Byzantine Empire 1320-1340 Bubonic plague breaks out 1325 Rise of Aztec Empire 1338-1453 Hundred Years? War c. 1100 Invention of explosive powder in China 1150 Disintegration of Toltecs 1185-1333 Kamakura Shogunate 1200 Rise of empire of Mali 1231-1392 Mongols rule Korea 1236 Capture of Russia by Mongols 1258 Capture of Baghdad by Mongols 1265 First English Parliament 1054 The Great Schism between Eastern and Western Christians 1066 Rise of feudal monarchy in western Europe 960-1127 Song Dynasty 968 Tula established by Toltecs 610-613 Origins of Islam

Cold Spring harbor lecture on combating cancer

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Cancer is an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells, also called malignant cells. Usually, cancer or a tumor can be found if the someone notices a lump sticking out somewhere on the body. Symptoms of cancer would depend on type and where it is located. If it was located on the lungs, then that patient would be experiencing coughing, shortness of breath, or chest pain. People who are diagnosed with cancer have little hope for becoming fully healthy because cancer lacks a cure. If the cancer has spread and reached its advanced state, then there is only little chance that the patient will revive. Only treatments have been available to help get rid of the cancer in the body. Chemotherapy is one of them. Chemotherapy is radiation being transmitted to kill the cancer cells inn the body.

The Emergence of Industrial Society in the West, 1750-1914

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I. Introduction A. Introduction 1. Major Themes a. Political Upheaval – age of revolution 1775-1848 b. Exportation of western European institutions to settler societies 2. Major Changes a. Monarchies replaced by parliaments (extensive voting) b. North America emerges as major force in world economics 3. Series of disruptions a. New cultural forms – some challenge/support Enlightened thought b. New states – Germany and United States c. Led to new alliances – which led to the Great War 4. Phases of Western transformation a. 1750-1775 – Period of growing crisis b. 1775-1850 – political revolution simultaneously with industrial revolution c. 1850-1914 – implications of industrial revolution B. Optimism in Chaos

Reformation/Counter Reformation Timeline

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Reformation Timeline ? 1440 Lorenzo de Valla published a work which invalidated the Donation of Constantine. 1455, March Gutenberg had printed approximately 180 copies of the Bible in Mainz; 145 on paper and the rest on vellum. 1505, June ?Martin Luther encountered a thunderstorm, made vow for safety ("Help me, St. Anne! I will become a monk!"), and came through without harm; he wrote his father that the thunderstorm and vow were the will of God 1508 Julius pressured Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel; 1509? Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon are married. 1514 Erasmus published another edition of The Praise of Folly. 1515 Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, became Lord Chancellor of England and a Cardinal. 1515 Francois I was King of France to 1547.

Unit 3 Vocab. and Study Questions

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Unit 3: Party Politics & State and Local Government Vocabulary • political party: a group of people with broad common interest • theocracy: a government dominated by a religion • ideologies: basic beliefs about government • coalition government: the result of several parties combining forces to gain majority • third party: any party other than the two main parties • single-member district: no matter how many members compete in a district only one will win • proportional representation: several officials are elected to represent voters • independent: not supporting any particular party • precinct: a voting district • precinct captain: organizes efforts of mobilizing party members • ward: several adjoining precincts

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