AP US History Final Exam Study Guide
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Contemporary history
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Gerunds
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Possessives Precede Gerunds by Tina Blue September 26, 2003 What is a gerund, and how does it differ from a? present participle?* ?The present participle is the ing form of a verb used as an adjective: running shoes; breaking story; losing game; reading assignment. ? ? ? ?? A gerund is the ing form of a verb used as a noun. The gerund form of a verb looks exactly like the present participle, but they function differently in a sentence. The gerund will fill a noun slot (subject, direct object, object of preposition, etc.), but the participle will be either an adjective or part of a verb phrase: ? ? ~Running is good exercise. (gerund) ? ? ~Are those new running shoes? (participle) ? ? ~He is running his last race today. (participle)
The Reformation
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Chapter 11 Notes Society and Religion The Protestant Reformation happened when there was sharp conflict between the governments of emerging nation-states (that wanted centralization) People looked at the Reformation as an ally in their political struggles. Therefore, the Reformation became closely associated with ?states? rights.? Social and Political Conflict Cities were experiencing conflict among the government and citizens and also through social division. Certain groups favored the Reformation, such as guilds which were economically prospering and socially rising, while others did not support the Protestants. Popular Religious Movements and Criticism of the Church
The Reformation
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Chapter 11 Notes Society and Religion The Protestant Reformation happened when there was sharp conflict between the governments of emerging nation-states (that wanted centralization) People looked at the Reformation as an ally in their political struggles. Therefore, the Reformation became closely associated with ?states? rights.? Social and Political Conflict Cities were experiencing conflict among the government and citizens and also through social division. Certain groups favored the Reformation, such as guilds which were economically prospering and socially rising, while others did not support the Protestants. Popular Religious Movements and Criticism of the Church
APHG Key terms page 162
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Page 162 Vocabulary Definitions I used: Race: a constructed identity, built geographically Racism: Superiority attached to race Gender: sex of a person Identity: Marketed through cars, clothing, memberships, jewelry and houses Identifying against: first define ?other? and then define ourselves as ?not the other? Residential segregation:degree to which two or more groups live separately from one another in different parts of the urban environment. African Americans-Milwaukee Succession: New immigrants to a city often move to areas occupied by older immigrant groups. Sense of Place: infusing a place with meaning and feeling Ethnicity: people are closely bound, even related in a certain place over time Space: Social relations stretched out
Review for initial chapters test
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Page 162 Vocabulary Definitions I used: Race: a constructed identity, built geographically Racism: Superiority attached to race Gender: sex of a person Identity: Marketed through cars, clothing, memberships, jewelry and houses Identifying against: first define ?other? and then define ourselves as ?not the other? Residential segregation:degree to which two or more groups live separately from one another in different parts of the urban environment. African Americans-Milwaukee Succession: New immigrants to a city often move to areas occupied by older immigrant groups.
chapter 9 notes
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Chapter 9 Noah Hall-Potvin The Nomination Game a party?s official endorsement of a candidate for office is the party?s nomination money, media attention and momentum are all required for a serious chance of nomination the way in which the candidate attempts to manipulate the above is the candidates campaign strategy the goal of the nomination game is to win the majority of delegates? support at the national party convention a meeting of state party leaders before primaries existed where state parties selected their delegates is something called a caucus voters in a state go to the polls and vote for a candidate or delegates pledged to that candidate during the presidential primaries
Catholicism notes
Transcendent- `God- transcends the universe `Independent `Create out of nothing Immanent- great dignity Gods- exist within Non creative Personal God= power vs. god= person Providential: god has a plan for the fulfillment of our lives and he is leading us to this plan Jesus-Moses-Muhammad: supernatural connection to human race at some time Public vs. private revelation Public= necessary for salvation Intended for all people Private= God sending revelation to a group of people or a select number of people Not meant for all times as ness. For salvation meant for a particular group or individual for a particular time/place in history supernatural public revelation= teaching power The depositum fidei Deposit revelation- Deposit or faith-
A People and a Nation Chapter 15 notes
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Reformation table
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RELIGION ORIGINS SIN AND SALVATION AUTHORITY RITUALS AND WORSHIP COMMUNITY LIFE ANABAPTISM -1525 - Ulrich Zwingli ?followers that don?t exactly believe him become Anabaptist -in Zurich - Society is sinful -original sin (baptism) -Don?t believe in govt. and war -no clergy (no religious authority) ? equal in God?s eye -new testament of Bible (highest authority) -baptized new believers -baptism was your choice (adult baptism) -no church building - meet in homes - plain so not to distract them - no idolatry -Lived an isolated lives in forests of Holy Roman Empire -ostracized - tried to reject society in general LUTHERANISM -Martin Luther -1517 Salvation by faith alone Bible and God No clergy -ministers CALVINISM -John Calvin -Geneva, Switzerland -1541
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