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    Constraints-Led Approach

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    conventional netball that was controlled by a referee. The game was filmed and observations were recorded‚ focusing levels of perceived relatedness. After the game‚ each player completed the ROPAS reflecting on their involvement and enjoyment. Constraints-Led Approach After the traditional game‚ participants were split into 4 teams of three players. Two games of endball; a simplified small-sided version of netball‚ were played‚ enabling the participants to work together to self-referee the games and modify

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    Slavery and Civil War

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    DBQ 7. Slavery and the Civil War‚ 1846-1860 Slavery is something that many Americans cannot forget today but it was something that not many knew about in the 1840s. All of us are away of it. Back then it was something the North was not much aware of it and in the South it was domination of slavery. Many Northerners had no clue what so ever what slavery was until they were provided with information. As blacks started to move into America‚ they were forced to be laborers. They became slaves of

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    The Civil War affected the lives of many American women. Many women would disguise themselves as men so that they could go and join the fight. Other women would serve as spies and nureses‚ and many more would take new roles at home when theier husbands‚ brothers‚ and fathers would go to war. Thousands of women who were enslaved began to transition into freedom to begin their new lives with the horrors of the war. American women as a whole improved their education standing‚ secured additional legal

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    Was the Civil War a Just War? The Vindication of Clement Vallandigham Clement Vallandigham believed the American Civil War was unjust and as a result he was “tried by court-martial‚ convicted‚ and sentenced to a term in a military prison during the continuance of the war” (234). Vallandigham’s loyalty was not to President Lincoln but to the principles that this country was supposed to stand for. The Declaration of Independence says the government is established by the people in order to protect

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    you know when the civil war started in 1861 African Americans were not allowed in the army? It wasn’t until January 1st 1863 when they allowed African Americans to slowly make their way into the army. On January 1st Lincoln enforced the emancipation proclamation; declaring all slaves in the North states free. The African Americans would participate in tasks like spying and guiding soldiers through familiar lands as an advantage. Throughout the whole war about 200‚00 African Americans served. African

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    tired person gets into bed and remembers he had forgotten to switch the bed light off. The project ‘automatic night lamp with morning alarm’ helps avoid this problem by switching on an LED itself when it detects darkness in the room. The LED serves as a bed lamp or a reading lamp provided a reflector. In the morning the LED switches itself off and sounds a melodious alarm to wake the user. The user can manually switch the alarm off. The project makes use of an IC NE555 timer configured as a monostable

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    Civil War Causes

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    During 1851-1865‚ the Civil War took place lasting four years. It was a war among the American people; specifically the southern states against the northern states. The southern states were known as the Confederate States of America and their leader was Jefferson Davis. On the other hand‚ the North had kept the name of the United States of America and was also known as the Union and was led by Abraham Lincoln. Although most people mainly associate the Civil War having to do with slavery‚ there were

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    Causes Of The Civil War

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    The Civil War was one the worst wars that the United States has ever fought in. More soldiers died in this war than any others that the United States has fought in. To understand the Civil War‚ the events that led to the war need to be understood. The Civil War had many events that would eventually lead to the war. The Fugitive Slave Act was passed by Congress in 1850‚ and was put into effect throughout the United States. The Fugitive Slave Act stated that any runaway slave was to be returned to

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    The American civil war was a necessary event and it determined the kind of country that we have today. The civil war was a result of the southern states seceding and both sides fighting in effort to enforce their view of slavery. If the civil war wouldn’t have happened‚ then the southern states would have been their own country and so would the union. In theory this works‚ but both the north and the south were dependent on each other for economic reasons. Working together‚ the north and the south

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    Cristian Mendoza 04-18-1616 Period 1 . Leading up to The Cuban Missile Crisis The Bay of Pigs invasion was a failed military invasion of Cuba to overthrow Fidel Castro and take away his power from Cuba. The invasion completely failed because the american troops were completely outnumbered by Castro’s troops. This event created more conflict between Castro and the U.S‚ enough to then eventually create the Cuban missile crisis. The invasion of Cuba undertaken by the CIA - sponsored paramilitary group

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