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    and 12 faces. Three of the faces meeting at each vertex. The dodecahedron looks like a pointy circle. The dodecahedron isn’t paired with an element. The icosahedron: The icosahedron has 20 faces‚ 30 edges and 12 vertices. It has five equilateral triangular faces meeting at each vertex. The icosahedron is paired with water. For a solid to be considered a platonic it needs each face to be a regular polygon and each vertex must come together because if only two came together the figure would collapse

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    farming for crops. All of the goods were traded with other countries. The triangular trade connected imports and exports of different goods mainly between North America‚ Africa‚ and Europe. The reason the Atlantic changed into a huge trading port was because many countries were overflowing with resources other countries would love to have. The countries would exchange their resources for another country’s. A vast part of the triangular trade was the Atlantic slave trade. As agriculture became more and more

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    Walker; and Alison and Ross. Your task‚ now‚ is to analyze the communication patterns and styles of each couple. You will do this by applying what you have learned in class and from the text about relationships and communication‚ including Sternberg’s Triangular Model of Love‚ John Gottman’s findings on conflict resolution‚ obstacles to sexual communication‚ and communication skills that enhance relationships. 1. Compare and contrast the ways in which Marty and Pearl communicate with each other‚ the

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    trade was one of the most devastating events to occur in history. According to our book‚ about “12 million Africans” crossed the Atlantic and around “2 million people died on the voyages” (page 187). The trade was done in a triangular shape‚ thus naming the slave trade the triangular trade. Europeans would bring goods like sugar and guns to sell to the African slave traders in exchange for slaves to send across to the Americas. This section of travel is called the Middle Passage and it is the most dangerous

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    As individuals migrated to the modern day United States‚ many obstacles would stand in their way. Trade and exchange played the most important element in shaping the Colonial America’s‚ and I will argue just that in this paper. It’s without a doubt that trade has and always will be something that people can’t live without. Archaeologists have traced early signs of trade as far back as 15‚000 years ago. The concept of trade can change the whole complexity of a society. So many factors were involved

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    patterns from 1750 to the present has remained nearly nonexistent‚ while the backbone of Latin America basic economy in the 1700’s was its part in the Atlantic Slave Trade and Triangular Trade. Latin America’s trade and economy grew very slowly. Between 1700 and 1800 was the highest import of African slaves. The Triangular/Atlantic slave trade was where African slaves were exported to Latin America‚ where the raw materials and crops produced would be exported‚ through Spain‚ to the world‚ and finished

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    Personal Responsibility and College Success The absence of personal responsibility is one of the main causes of academic failure (Hwang‚ 1995). According to Scheldon and Schatchman (2007)‚ one may use Schlenker’s Triangular Model of Responsibility to identify three possible excuses people make to avoid accepting responsibility: prescription‚ identity‚ and events. Devising a plan for success in college is an excellent way to ensure that all of one’s academic goals will be achieved. To be successful

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    low contrast value pattern because the colors are all dark. IV. Vermeer produces an illusion of holiness upon the woman on the image. A. The woman is strategically placed under shining light. B. The artist creates implied lines in the triangular shape of the sunlight coming in through the window to direct the focus onto her. C. The point of the triangle starts at the window an opens up upon the pregnant woman holding the balance. D. A psychological line can be found in connection

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    Chapter 22 Maritime Explorations: 15th-18th Centuries What were the motives and means of maritime explorations? Search for resources and land suitable for cash crops Search for commodities: spices‚ silk‚ gold‚ ivory‚ slaves etc. Search for converts to Christianity Navigational technology and knowledge of the wind (monsoon) Maritime and land-based empires (Trading post empires) Was European expansion in the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean worlds different? Territorial empires in the

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    “Do Current Corporate Governance Practices Help Protect Investors’ Interests in Canada?” In the year 1720‚ the British parliament passed the Bubble Act. The act was passed to improve corporate governance and provide investor the protection from the companies making extravagant rumours to inflate stock prices. Over the years‚ many laws have been framed worldwide for protecting the shareholders from manipulations by management. The year 2002 witnessed very big corporate scandals such

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