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This document contains questions on various topics related to US government and civics, including:
- Problems with the Articles of Confederation
- How states typically vote in elections
- The purpose of political parties
- Amendments in the Bill of Rights
- The branches of government and their roles/powers
- The electoral college process
- Requirements to hold various government offices
- How a bill becomes a law
Monroe Doctrine Presentation
This document discusses the Monroe Doctrine and its context. It summarizes that while George Washington advocated for avoiding permanent alliances, the US later grew concerned about European influence in Latin America. The Monroe Doctrine opposed European colonization in the Americas and was announced in 1823. However, the doctrine did not immediately cause the Holy Alliance to avoid Latin America or Russia to withdraw from Oregon, as other geopolitical factors were also at play. The US needed a strong military and economic power to truly back up the Monroe Doctrine.
Air pollution mexico city
The document outlines several possible solutions to reduce air pollution in Mexico City:
1. Students would have to walk or take public transportation to school, as there are no school buses. This could mean students riding buses alone or longer commute times.
2. Cars could only be used for work or school transportation, not errands or entertainment, requiring people to use public transportation for other activities.
3. Families would be limited to only one car regardless of family size or transportation needs, making coordination more difficult and increasing reliance on public transportation.
Civics Review
This document contains questions about various aspects of the US government, including the three branches of government (executive, legislative, judicial), the Constitution and Bill of Rights, federalism, elections, and the legislative process. It asks about powers and responsibilities of different government bodies and officials, as well as citizens' rights. The questions cover a wide range of topics to test knowledge of American civics and government.
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Expansion of the Roman Empire
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This document contains questions on various topics related to US government and civics, including:
- Problems with the Articles of Confederation
- How states typically vote in elections
- The purpose of political parties
- Amendments in the Bill of Rights
- The branches of government and their roles/powers
- The electoral college process
- Requirements to hold various government offices
- How a bill becomes a law
Monroe Doctrine Presentation
This document discusses the Monroe Doctrine and its context. It summarizes that while George Washington advocated for avoiding permanent alliances, the US later grew concerned about European influence in Latin America. The Monroe Doctrine opposed European colonization in the Americas and was announced in 1823. However, the doctrine did not immediately cause the Holy Alliance to avoid Latin America or Russia to withdraw from Oregon, as other geopolitical factors were also at play. The US needed a strong military and economic power to truly back up the Monroe Doctrine.
Air pollution mexico city
The document outlines several possible solutions to reduce air pollution in Mexico City:
1. Students would have to walk or take public transportation to school, as there are no school buses. This could mean students riding buses alone or longer commute times.
2. Cars could only be used for work or school transportation, not errands or entertainment, requiring people to use public transportation for other activities.
3. Families would be limited to only one car regardless of family size or transportation needs, making coordination more difficult and increasing reliance on public transportation.
Civics Review
This document contains questions about various aspects of the US government, including the three branches of government (executive, legislative, judicial), the Constitution and Bill of Rights, federalism, elections, and the legislative process. It asks about powers and responsibilities of different government bodies and officials, as well as citizens' rights. The questions cover a wide range of topics to test knowledge of American civics and government.
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Canada has 6 main physical regions: the Appalachian Highlands, St. Lawrence and Great Lakes Lowlands, Canadian Shield, Arctic Islands, Interior Plains, and Cordillera. The document then provides a brief definition or description of each individual region.
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Climographs are graphs that show monthly temperature and precipitation averages over many years to depict a region's climate patterns. They display average monthly temperature and precipitation data to illustrate climate norms and extremes. Climographs are used by climatologists and others to analyze climate trends and variations.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help enhance one's emotional well-being and mental clarity.
Economics vocabulary
This document defines key economic and business terms including:
- Economics pertains to production, distribution, and use of income, wealth, and commodities. Traditional and command economies base decisions on custom and tradition or a central authority, while free market and capitalist systems involve little government interference and private ownership/profits.
- Consumers use goods and services while entrepreneurs manage businesses to make profits. Capital, natural resources, and human resources are used to produce goods and services and incur opportunity costs.
- Other terms defined include monopoly, interest, corporation, stock, union, distribution, trade, and concepts like vertical integration, kickbacks, trusts, and dividend payments.
Why the US Entered WWI on the Side of the Allies
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Hellenistic achievements
This document summarizes important ancient Greek scientists and mathematicians such as Thales, Pythagoras, Anaximander, Aristarchus, Eratosthenes, Euclid, Archimedes and others. It describes some of their key discoveries and contributions, such as Thales using math to calculate the height of pyramids, Pythagoras' theorem, Aristarchus proposing a heliocentric solar system, Eratosthenes accurately calculating the circumference of the Earth, Euclid compiling earlier works on geometry, and Archimedes approximating pi and inventing machines using levers and pulleys. Overall it provides an overview of the significant advances in mathematics, science, and geography
Greek commonalities
While ancient Greek city-states (polis) each had their own unique characteristics, they shared many common structural elements including an acropolis, agora, and temples built in similar architectural styles using Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian columns, and they communicated in the same written Greek alphabet, traded olive oil and wine packaged in pottery, and worshipped the same gods while participating in the Olympic games.
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The document provides examples of different types of direct democracy tools:
- Recall: When voters remove an elected official from office before their term has ended, such as Gray Davis in California.
- Initiative: When citizens collect signatures to put a proposed law on the ballot for voters to approve or reject, such as proposals for speed bumps and extending the school day.
- Referendum: When voters approve or reject a proposed law or constitutional amendment, such as banning plastic bags or fighting school integration.
- Direct Primary: When voters choose which candidate will represent their political party in the general election, such as choosing Obama as the Democratic candidate in 2008.
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The document defines key economic terms pertaining to different types of economic systems, business concepts, resources, and historical periods in American economic development. It includes definitions for traditional, free enterprise, command, and capitalist economies as well as terms like entrepreneur, monopoly, corporation, and union. The document also defines economic resources like capital, labor, and natural resources and concepts such as opportunity cost, distribution, and trade.
Reconstruction vocabulary
The document defines key terms related to the Reconstruction era in American history following the Civil War from 1865 to 1877. It includes definitions for Reconstruction, Radical Republican, franchise, suffrage, freedmen, yeoman, waving the bloody shirt, pardon, amnesty, black codes, impeachment, scalawag, carpetbagger, and sharecropping - all important concepts and groups relevant to the political, social, and economic restructuring of the South during Reconstruction.
Government Review
This document contains a series of questions about the US government system, including:
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- How different regions of the country typically vote
- Constitutional amendments related to freedoms of speech, religion, and unlawful searches
- The roles and confirmation processes of executive branch officials like the Secretary of State
- How bills are introduced and passed through Congress
- The powers and responsibilities of the three branches of government
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WWI Review Game
1) The document contains a review game about World War 1 with questions covering various topics like the Allied and Central Powers countries, key figures like Franz Ferdinand and leaders like Wilson, new military technologies, and treaties like the Treaty of Versailles.
2) It asks questions about causes of WWI, sparks that drew countries into the war like the sinking of the Lusitania, and consequences like the creation of new countries in Europe and provisions of the Treaty of Versailles.
3) The questions cover a wide range including military tactics, roles of women, propaganda, and how the war drew in countries and affected domestic policies.
WWI Vocabulary: Complete
Infantry soldiers fight on foot with rifles, machine guns, grenades, and mortars. Artillery uses large guns to shoot explosive shells over long distances. A casualty is a military member unable to serve due to death, injury, sickness or capture. An armistice temporarily halts fighting to discuss peace terms.
WWI Weapons
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Wwi vocabulary
This document defines key military terms such as infantry, mortar, shells, artillery, and casualty. It explains that infantry are soldiers who fight on foot with rifles and other weapons, a mortar is a short cannon that throws shells at high angles, and shells are explosives that detonate in flight or on impact. It also defines artillery as large guns used to shoot shells over long distances, and casualty as a military member unable to serve due to death, injury, sickness, or unknown whereabouts.
Causes of WWI: Talking Points
The document outlines five key causes of World War 1: home strife within countries led governments to divert attention outward; militarism and building up arms often led directly to war; alliances between nations caused small conflicts to escalate broader; imperialism over colonies caused economic and political tensions as well as jealousy between countries; and rising nationalism intensified devotion to ethnic groups and countries, leading to conflicts over proving dominance.
Greek vocab
Ancient Greece was made up of independent city-states called poleis, each with an acropolis fortress on a hill. Greeks shared a common pantheon of gods and a panhellenic culture. The agora was a central marketplace and gathering place. Citizens had rights and protections within their polis, while foreign residents called metics paid for rights to live there. Early forms of government included aristocracies ruled by elites and oligarchies ruled by a few, which sometimes became oppressive tyrannies ruled by a single tyrant. Later, democracy developed where people directly governed or elected representatives to govern. Spartan society trained citizens through their agoge system to serve as hoplites in the famous phalanx
Wound healing PPT
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A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
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- Constitutional amendments related to freedoms of speech, religion, and unlawful searches
- The roles and confirmation processes of executive branch officials like the Secretary of State
- How bills are introduced and passed through Congress
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