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    Biology laboratory work: Osmosis observation Measuring the dependence of net mass gain in potato pieces on concentration of sugar solution By Jonas Kulikauskas Siauliai Didzdvaris Gymnasium Hypothesis: The more sugar in solution‚ the more potato mass will decrease. Aim: To see how potato mass will change at different concentration solution. Research question: How the mass of potato will change at different concentration solutions? Variables: Dependent: solution concentration. Independent:

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    Bloody Mary Source Paper Source A seems to agree with the statement because it shows an ambassador advising king Phillip not to burn as Many people in England as he did in Spain after he had just seen the first burning in Mary’s reign and the peoples reaction to it. I think that this source is reliable because it has no reason not to be reliable this is because he is informing the king and not painting a picture of Mary doing something heroic. Using my own knowledge I know that Mary did lots of

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    ‘Most Tudor governments underestimated the threat presented by rebellions in England and Ireland.’How far do you agree? Tudor governments during the Tudor period dealt with rebellions in different ways‚ whether most governments underestimated the threat posed by them will be dependent on how well and effectively they reacted and responded to theses rebellions. Most Tudor Monarchs were either not prepared or faced the consequences of their most serious errors‚ however factors that will have to

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    Who Sunk the Titanic? The above title does not read: What sunk the Titanic? It says: Who sunk the Titanic? The information below appeared inside my email inbox. The following is stunning and inspired me to write. When we think of great mysteries‚ controversies‚ conspiracies or historical questions... many come to mind: Who really assassinated Liaquat Ali Khan? Who really murdered John F. Kennedy? Who was really behind Airplane crash of General Zia ul Haq? Who was really behind 9/11? Who assassinated

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    Henry V and Richard III depicted how two very different men rose to power and assumed the throne of England. Henry was an intelligent‚ driven young man who sought to reconstruct the civil war ravaged kingdom after the death of his father. Shakespeare presented Richard as a corrupt‚ sadistic villain who cared nothing for the English people except that they knew and feared his absolute authority. Both men‚ though‚ possessed the same focus and determination‚ which made the comparison and contrast of

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    POPE JOHN XXIII BY JESSICA DAVIS YEAR 12 Pope John XXIII had a significant contribution to the development of Christianity. He contributed socially‚ politically‚ liturgically and was a major influence in the establishment of ecumenism in the Catholic Church. Pope John XXIII was an advocate of Christian unity‚ social justice‚ human rights and the promotion of world peace. Pope John was described as the “people’s pope” because of his friendly nature‚ warm sense of humour‚ he was peaceful‚ gracious

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    Explain why Richard III faced rebellion in 1483 (12 Marks) Shortly after Richard III usurped the throne he faced a series of rebellions‚ the majority of which coming from the south of England. Many people call these rebellions after the Duke of Buckingham but in fact most of the rebellions took place before he switched sides and he himself on backed a few of the rebellions. In these rebellions (Kent‚ Sussex and Surrey being the biggest ones) Richard needed to rely on his loyal over mighty Lords to

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    Thus far‚ we have spent the beginning of the semester exploring numerous questions concerning the relationship between religion and ethics. For this first paper‚ it will be your job to tie together several of the readings that deal with this relationship. This paper requires you to do several things: 1) Despite the differences that exist between the Dalai Lama’s understanding of the relationship between religion and ethics and Pope John Paul II’s understanding of the relationship between religion

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    In December 1483 the bodies of Prince Richard and Prince Henry‚ only 12 and 9‚ were found murdered in the Tower of London. The mystery of who killed the boys is still a mystery to this day‚ however many suspect their uncle Richard III of York. Many historians who recorded the event explicitly express that they’re certain Richard III is responsible‚ and there’s many valid reasons to support their assumption. Richard III grew up with many siblings which included three older brothers. He was the runt

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    In the year of 1317‚ Charles IV‚ son of Phillip IV died leaving an unborn male heir John I. In a tumultuous turn of events‚ the infant John I died within mere days of his birth‚ resulting in a crisis of succession as Charles IV’s daughter Joan remained his sole living child. Following John I’s death his uncle Phillip V held an assembly with the barons of France‚ through which it was decided that no woman should succeed to the throne of France. It is curious that the Roll maker has included this

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