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List of US Events

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The following events are listed in chronological order. List the Date of each event. Then write a sentence explaining the significance of each event. After you have defined each event you are going to group each event into smaller subcategories regarding US Policy. Examples are: Isolationism, Imperialism, Containment, Manifest Destiny, Social Programs, Economy, Migration and Immigration, Corruption, Race, Appeasement, Civil Rights. There may be more ways to group these events. All of this must be done on in your notebook. ? Constitutional Convention George Washingtons Farewell Address Marbury vs. Madison Louisiana Purchase War of 1812 Second Great Awakening Missouri Compromise Monroe Doctrine Completion of Erie Canal Indian Removal Act Texas Revolution

Complex Numbers

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Complex Numbers Introduction If we try to solve x2 = -1, what happens? We extract square roots to get x = +/- (-1. But if we try to evaluate the square root of ?1 on a scientific calculator, we get ERROR! But still, we need a way to define solutions like this so it is defined that i2 = -1 and thus i = ((-1). This means that the solutions of x2 = -1 are x = i and x = -i We refer to such solutions as Complex Solutions. Furthermore, we refer to a number containing the quantity ?i?, where i = (-1, as an imaginary number. This choice of words ?imaginary? is actually not appropriate, since we use the number ?i? in many real-world engineering applications! Using Complex Numbers To Evaluate Square Roots

Huck Finn

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Hong 3 Angie Hong Curington Composition AP December 21, 2010 The Moral Growth of Huckleberry Finn One of the most celebrated American novels is The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain?for good reasons. Among these reasons is Huck Finn?s fantastic moral growth, which we see develop through the entire course of the novel. Huck, being a largely dynamic character, evolves from an innocent boy absorbed by his society?s prejudices, to a deep young man with a wider moral perspective. Readers can see Huck?s realizations of Jim as a human being, the right and wrongs of deception, and his own beliefs about religion.

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Some of the basic requirements you should have for designing and/or drawing a floor plan is: For AutoCAD: -Multiple layer colors, line widths, and styles -An idea of how it will look. Add more later if wanted or needed -Everything is to scale with 1"=Measurement For Paper: -Ruler -Translucent paper for tracing -Lead pencils (.5, 0.7, and 0.9)

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