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    Since the 1870’s‚ standardized testing has been around in the United States‚ and almost one hundred years later‚ the American College Testing Program (commonly referred to as the ACT) was created in 1959. The Bush administration of 2001 established today’s standardized testing methods with No Child Left Behind. Now in today’s society and learning environment this form of testing is hurting our students more than ever. Teachers and students alike are carrying the burden of these tests‚ ruining the

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    Gone With The Wind Review

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    Gone With The Wind‚ written by Margret Mitchell and first published in 1936‚ is a classic novel depicting the changing South during the Civil War times. Understanding the transition between the Old and New South and how the changing times affected Southerners is essential to comprehending American history. Mitchell gives an opportunity for readers to gain a deeper understanding of The American Civil War through the use of symbolism; Gone With The Wind depicts the transition from Old to New South

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    Dec. 1‚ 2011 Casey Anthony Trial What Went Wrong? Since the day that Casey Anthony was acquitted of all felony charges people everywhere have been asking themselves‚ “What went wrong?’’. How could it be that this women‚ whom everyone was sure had murdered her child‚ walked away with only 4 misdemeanors? All of which were of making a false statement to law enforcement. Our justice system says that the innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt

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    Aliens Do Exist

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    Aliens Do Exist Juliet Robertson Many people are fixed on the belief that aliens are fun‚ fantasy creatures that exist only in children’s books. They believe that the idea of aliens being on Earth is impossible and that all ‘encounters’ are set ups or hoaxes. However‚ I think that to assume that our planet is the only one capable of housing a species that has evolved and progressed is an arrogant statement. If this describes your attitude towards aliens‚ I hope to open your mind and help you

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    using what god has given

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    Summary: God gives each of special abilities and expects us to be faithful in using what we’ve been given. Instead of “hiding” our gifts we’re to invest them in kingdom service. There’s no getting around the fact that we are responsible for what we’ve been given Scripture: Matthew 25:14-25:30 (add scripture) Tags: Talents‚ Service‚ Gift‚ Account‚ Gifts General‚ Smile (add tag) Denomination: Baptist Audience: General adults Brian Bill A man from out east had always dreamed of owning a cattle

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    Society and Identity Essay for the 1950’s Inaara Manji There were many changes in Canadian society following World War II. The 1970’s saw the growth of the largest population in the history of the world. With 6 million children being born‚ the “baby-boomer” generation would change Canada‚ as we know it. The rapid growth of the baby-boomer generation also led to the fact that women now had to look after their babies at home and also their husbands instead of working like they were during the World

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    2-1 Identify the signs and symptoms of common childhood illnesses. Answer 2-1 Most children and young people will experience some episodes of illness in their life. Common illnesses‚ like coughs and colds‚ are not usually serious. However‚ illnesses like meningitis are more serious and will need specialist medical care. Illnesses‚ like chicken pox‚ are infectious (easily spread) and others‚ like asthma‚ are not infectious at all. It is important for anyone who works with children and young

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    people experience similar situations to those of Alice. Alice in Wonderland syndrome is one of the most interesting and rare neurological symptoms in medical literature. Alice in Wonderland Syndrome‚ also called as Todd’s syndrome‚ is a disorienting neurological condition that includes alteration of visual perception and body image. It involves an array of symptoms such as micropsia‚ macropsia‚ pelopsia or teleopsia. In micropsia‚ objects are perceived to be smaller than they actually are. In macropsia

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    can be represented in many ways and forms. Society has changed gradually over the courses of the years through education‚ technology‚ and fashion. There are major and minor changes that go on in society everyday the effects people in a good or bad way. Education has changed over the past decades for students that were unable to receive education are now able to obtain it and receive a bachelor or masters in their choice of field. In the 1950’s colored children were unable to attend a white school

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    The 1920’s‚ also known as the roaring twenties was a lot different from the hardships of the 1930’s. First off‚ the 1920’s was an era of optimism with saloons‚ music‚ and full of people crossing the boundaries. Speakeasies became popular because they sold alcohol‚ since the 18th amendment made the consumption of alcohol in public illegal. During the modern age‚ new architectural style entered New York. For the first time‚ more people lived in cities than urban areas. Street names often symbolized

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