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    TJ Long AP Euro DBQ Essay There were numerous responses to the plague‚ such as fear‚ greed‚ and looking for a cause. The plague is a zoonotic disease‚ one of the three rare types of diseases that is created from Yersinia Pestis‚ a part of Enterobacteriaceae. This was a devastating time for people in Europe from the late 1400s to the early 1700s and there were many responses about how the plague was affecting society during this time. This disease killed about 25 million people which caused

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    The animal that was chosen for our team was the Manus Green Tree Snail‚ and this snail species is endangered. There is only to two main risk to the existence of the species: habitat destruction and over collection. The habitat destruction is the greatest threat to the Manus Green Tree Snail. Over collection is less of a threat than the habitat destruction. Mostly people buy the shell of the snail which protect the snail which causes the endangerment. To help this problem‚ I.A.R.F’s Environmental

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    Statements of Learning for Civics and Citizenship . This meant the all states and territories have now embedded into their curriculum goals to assist students obtain civics and citizenship knowledge and skills . 4. The ‘Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005’‚ was introduced into Victoria to provide community services to support children and families; to provide protection for children; to allow for the provision of children who have been charged with‚ or those who been found guilty of criminal offences;

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    numerous choices await them. Is it going to be the regular track for them? What about honors‚ or pre-AP? Or will they decide to go all the way‚ for full on Advanced Placement? These decisions are important ones and have the potential to either open or shut doors for my future. However‚ after plenty of internal pros-and-cons lists and a fair amount of coin flips‚ I reached a decision. Despite the ever-looming AP exam and daunting workload‚ I have committed to this class because I am determined to challenge

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    entertainment. No one wants to go to a dull‚ boring museum and look at dull‚ boring paintings. One museum that capitalized on human intrigue was that of Charles Wilson Peale. Peale established the first natural history museum in the United States. (AP Intro‚ Source B) His portrait shows him holding a large curtain slightly open‚ enticing the viewer and piquing his interest towards the tall wall of paintings in the background. (B) This kind of mystery and intrigue encourages natural human curiosity

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    Part Two: Analytical Essay The appeal to tradition‚ also called argumentum ad antiquitatem‚ is a commonplace fallacy that posits that an idea is correct simply on the basis that it is similar to a past or present tradition. We see it everywhere: in government‚ in schools‚ in music‚ in the workplace‚ and even in sports. The book Moneyball by Michael Lewis is largely about this idea‚ where Lewis argues that even if something has been done traditionally for many years and worked‚ the traditional way

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    Argument Essay With the invention of new technologies‚ distracted driving has become a serious problem. When people text or talk on the phone while driving‚ they put not only themselves‚ but everyone else on the road at risk. Public Service Announcements can help reduce the number of distracted driving accidents by informing drivers of the potential dangers of not paying attention to the road. Some would argue that people don’t always pay attention to PSA’s or take them seriously. However‚ with several

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    This is a discussion of how language structures our experience especially with relation to others. However‚ language is also not a sufficient principle since it is already invented. Context of time and history are important in language‚ therefore already invented words taken out of context are not sufficient for the conception of normal. So even though language helps express experience‚ its also not sufficient in defining normal. Traditional bioethics places the individual as the center point of

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    It is the instinctive wish of most American businesspeople‚ even those unlikely to be directly affected‚ that General Motors not go bankrupt. True‚ some people will say‚ "They had it coming to them." But the majority will be more practical‚ telling themselves that the company is so central to the economy‚ so sprawling in its commercial reach‚ that bankruptcy--"going into chapter‚" as restructuring folks say--is ominous almost beyond contemplation. And yet the evidence points‚ with increasing certitude

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    When we first started teaching and we reflected on our instruction practices‚ we found that students did not understand their purpose for learning. We wanted them to make a connection from the content area to the real world. When students understand exactly what they’re supposed to learn and what their work will look like when they learn it‚ they’re better able to monitor and adjust their work‚ select effective strategies‚ and connect current work to prior learning (Brookhart‚ S.‚ Moss‚ C.‚ 2014)

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