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The document provides a schedule for a student with assignments and deadlines. It notes that DBQ assignments are due on Monday, September 30th. The student has that day and the following Monday to complete them. The schedule also provides the class periods for the student's day on Friday, September 27th, including lunch.
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The document outlines the agenda for a business class on September 17th, 2018. It includes:
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- 1. Why did Rome fall? Have you arranged your subpoints in the most logical order, so that one point builds off the other? Have you selected the best evidence? You have today and Monday to finish your DBQs, which are due Monday, September 30th! Friday, 9/27/19 1st 8:00- 8:39 2nd 8:43— 9:22 3rd 9:26- 10:05 4th 10:09- 10:48 5th 10:52- 11:48 Lunch 11:48— 12:18 6th 12:22- 1:00