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    following: 1) Record the subject‚ grade level and the goal of the lesson plan. 7th grade Civics. Goal: 1. Identify the key issues discussed at the Constitutional Convention;
2. Describe the problems and solutions that were addressed by the Great Compromise of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. How did this lesson plan differ from the required lesson plan of this course? Much less detailed‚ in fact I would even call it vague. 2) Did the plan include an assessment?  Not

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    Hitler’s rise to power took place over the 5 years between 1928 and 1933. This was a very fast change from a party with only 2.6% of the vote in 1929 to one who became the leaders of Germany. Hitler and his Nazis took many steps to secure their place in power and the timing of other events in Germany aided them in their mission. Political miscalculation was only one of the reasons why he came to power. In 1929 the Wall Street Crash hit and so came the depression. America‚ who had previously been

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    called in question about its necessity‚ someone embraced it as the saver of the world. It is wondered what is the deep reason that pushed America to launch the plan. Though many scholars have written about this topic‚ this paper will call for reassessment of the existing literature based on recent findings‚ new methodologies. This essay will specifically argue that the main reasons of the launch of Marshall Plan are the threats of communism and the interweaving interest’s network of America and Europe

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    A good student is a student who is well behaved‚ who cares about school‚ who tries their very best to succeed. It is becoming harder and harder to get a good education these days. What someone does now can really affect their future. It can be the difference of working as an employee of fast food restaurants for a lifetime‚ or making one hundred thousand dollars a year in a professional field. Hello! Let me introduce myself. My name is Laryn Lynn Kropik. I am an eighth grader‚ currently

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    What was the most important reason to the outbreak of World War 1? The Great War (now known as World War 1) took place for 4 years from the 28th July of 1914 to the 11th of November 1918. There were two sides to the war‚ The Central Powers (Germany and Austria-Hungary) and The Allied Powers (The British Empire‚ France‚ The Russian Empire‚ Belgium‚ Italy etc.) There were about 16 million deaths and 21 million casualties. The Allies won the war and forced the end of the German Empire and the Treaty

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    Although difficult‚ it is not impossible to understand our unconscious motivations simply because it cannot be observed or confirmed by scientific research but we can learn about our unconscious motives by bridging the gap between what we think we want verse what we actually want with the help of self and others analysis. The reason why it is so problematic to understand is because as humans‚ we can’t directly communicate with our minds. Our minds may think we want something but our unconscious thinks

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    From the beginning of history to the year of 1800‚ the work of man was done by hand tools. However‚ during the year of 1800 the shift from hand tools to power machinery occurred and was called the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution grew gradually out of the technical practices of earlier times. The first country to be affected by the Industrial Revolution was Great Britain. First‚ Great Britain practiced the policy of mercantilism. Great Britain expanded her Atlantic economy by mercantilism

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    Why you should not smoke cigarettes. Smoking cigarettes are bad for you so‚ smoke cigars. My name is ---------- and I am here to tell you why you should not smoke cigarettes. First of all I would like to tell you how unattractive it is to see a male or female smoking ESPECIALLY when they’re only 14-years-old. It is proven an addiction that is extremely hard to over come. If you think that when you smoke it only affects you‚ think again. When someone breathes in your smoke that you blow out it’s

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    Mussolini was appointed Prime Minister in 1922 due to the depriving affects that world war one had on Italian society. The war destroyed Italy economically leading to a rise in socialism. This in turn lead to highlighting the weaknesses of the liberals as the country was torn apart in the red years. This strengthened the appeal of fascism as it was the cure that Italy needed to get rid of the socialists. The fascists needed only to organise their party and take advantage of the open opportunity to

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    between the years 1860-1870 in the United States. In the sphere of communications‚ a major development was the completion of the first transcontinental telegraph line across North America by Western Union in 1861 (Western Union 2009). Moreover‚ in 1866‚ after several failed attempts‚ the Transatlantic Cable was laid that connected Europe and North America. Before this landmark event‚ the fastest communication between the two continents had taken at least a week; after the cable was laid‚ messages could

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