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Wendell Phillips Biography

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My name is Wendell Phillips and I was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1811 into a wealthy, long-established mercantile family My parents are Sarah Walley and John Phillips and they raised me very well and brought me up in good education I graduated from Harvard University and later received a law degree from there as well in 1834. I was destined for a successful practice in my field until I met and married my beautiful wife, Ann Terry Greene, who converted me to the abolitionist cause I stand against slavery and I also looked to seek improvements for the labor movement I became known as the “golden trumpet” of the abolition movement in the United States because I was known as one of the greatest orators of my time

Rise of Islam

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Africa below the Sahara for long periods had only limited contact with the civilizations of the Mediterranean and Asia. Between 800 and 1500 C.E., the frequency and intensity of contacts increased. Social, religious, and technological changes influenced African life. The spread of Islam in Africa linked its regions to the outside world through trade, religion, and politics. State building in Africa was influenced both by indigenous and Islamic inspiration. States like Mali and Songhay built on military power and dynastic alliances. City-states in western and eastern Africa were tied to larger trading networks. African civilizations built less clearly on prior precedent than did other postclassical societies. Older themes, such as Bantu migration, persisted.

The Age of Nation-States

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Summary Chapter 22: The Age of Nation-States • Revolutions of 1848 was defeat for liberalism and nationalism • Italy and Germany would soon unite • Reform in Habsburg, Ottoman Empire and Russia • France would be a republic • Most reforms occurred under conservative leadership • Had to maintain loyalty of subjects at home The Crimean War (1853-1856) The Crimean War was started by Russia trying to control the ottoman empire Russia protected Orthodox Christians and France the Catholics Russia used right to protect Orthodox Christians to occupy Moldavia and Walachia Russia was also shooting for the breakup of the Ottoman Empire Britain and France opposed Russian expansion Austria and Prussia stayed neutral

American History: A Survey: Cotton, Slavery, and the Old South

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Cotton, Slavery, and the Old South Trades in the south included sugar, rice, tobacco, and COTTON created substantial wealth in the region Growth without Development The south remained agricultural through the 1860s Began the 19th century with few important cities and little industry. Plantation industry had been dependent on slave labor ?The south grew, but it did not develop.? Decline of the Tobacco Economy Market for Tobacco was notoriously unstable. Prices were subject to frequent depressions. Tobacco rapidly exhausted the land on which it grew. By 1830s many southern farmers were shifting their crops ? notably to wheat. Southern regions of coastal south continued to rely on rice, more stable and lucrative, however required substantial irrigation.

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Lower Invertebrate Phyla Porifera Cnidaria Platyhelmenthes Nematoda Representative Animal Sponges Jellyfish Tapeworms Roundworm Types of Symmetry No Symmetry Radial Symmetry Bilateral Symmetry Bilateral Symmetry Body Plan 2 cell layers Polyp or Medusa Shape; 2 germ layers 3 Germ layers, true organs, anterior end 3 germ layers; non-segmented, covered by cuticle Digestion Filter nutrients through spongocoel Extracellular ? in gastrovascular cavity Digestive Cavity- branched throughout body Complete digestive tract Method of Transport Sessile Contraction of cells controlled by nerve net Cilia Parapodia Method of Gas Exchange Pores Single entrance for transport of nutrients and gases Body cells have direct contact to outside O2

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