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    Saratoga Turning Point

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    The Turning Point of the Revolutionary War or Battle of Saratoga The American Revolution war was very intense between the British and the Americans. The Revolutionary war started because of economy issue. Therefore‚ taxation caused many uprising events in the future‚ which made the economy look substandard. In December 1773‚ the Boston Tea Party ascended where a group of Massachusetts disguised as Indians dumped all the tea into the harbor. Therefore‚ there was chaos in Britain which started

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    Melting Point Lab

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    Melting Point Determination and Thermometer Calibration Lab Background: The melting point of a substance‚ a solid in this case‚ signifies the temperature at which the first crystal starts to melt until the temperature at which the last crystal disappears is reached. That being said‚ melting points are expressed in ranges‚ am organic compound will have a sharp range depending on the purity of the compound. Impurity of an organic substance will register an abnormal melting point based on its

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    presentation and has decided to organize it around six key ideas. This approach: Answer | | is likely to work very well since dividing the main presentation into several distinct key ideas helps maintain the audience’s interest. | | | is a good approach‚ but he should try to come up with more than six ideas. | | | includes too many ideas‚ since most people can’t absorb more than two to four main points in a single presentation. | | | is likely

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    One Point Speech

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    One Point Speech The good is good‚ and the bad is also good. I. Contrast If you had a white sheet of paper and wrote on it with white ink you would never see what was written. This could apply to the postive things in our life. If everything we experienced was great and beautiful we would eventually become desensitized to all the beautiful and wonderful things that happen to us. This is why we need negative or bad events in life‚ to give contrast so you can compare the two extremes and actually

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    Guadalcanal Turning Point

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    changed the course of the Allied war with the Japanese. The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal‚ which was the most clearcut turning point of the entire effort‚ showed the Japanese sending warships and infantry to bombard and recapture Henderson Field. Although the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal clearly showed heavy losses on both sides‚ the battle was the most important turning point of World War 2 because it moved the Japanese from offensive position to defensive position and ended the virtual tie in the

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    Symmetry: Point Groups

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    HOW TO FIND OUT POINT GROUP Dr. Cyriac Mathew Symmetry elements can combine in a definite number of ways. For example consider BF3 molecule. It has the C3 axis as the principal axis. Also‚ there are 3 C2 axes perpendicular to the C3 axis‚ 3 σv planes‚ and one σh plane. All these symmetry elements can combine. Take NH3. It also has C3 axis as principal axis. There are 3 σv planes‚ but no C2 perpendicular to C3 or a σh plane. For the N2F2 molecule there exist one C2 axis and a σh plane but

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    Highschool Turning Points

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    As children‚ our view on the world and how it works is drastically different from our views now. We have grown‚ matured and lived. We now know that there is more to life than the perfect scenarios we see in movies. In life there is sorrow‚ rage‚ fear but there is also joy‚ lightheartedness and merriment. We come across many turning points in our lives‚ whether they were major or minor points we learn from them nonetheless. For instance‚ one minor turning point occurred in my second year of highschool

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    Pleasantville Point of View Assignment In Pleasantville‚ the main two characters were David as Bud and Jennifer as Mary Sue. These two teens are from the 1990s and get taken back to the 1950s sitcom “Pleasantville”. When they are taken back into time‚ the two teens took back with them modern day ways and alter the universe in “Pleasantville”. David and Jennifer didn’t try to stir up things for the town intentionally. David wanted to keep things the same so they can go back home and keep things

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    Turning Point Of Hamlet

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    his son to avenge him. This is the turning point for Hamlet as a character‚ it’s as if a fire has been set under him. We see this after the meeting when Hamlet says “from the table of my memory I’ll wipe away all trivial fond records‚ all saws of books‚ all forms‚ all pressures past‚ that youth and observation copied there; and thy commandment all alone shall live within the book and volume of my brain.” Hamlet is getting himself ready for the task the ghost has left him. This is different from the

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    “The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference” by: Malcolm Gladwell A Summary: The Tipping Point presents us mainly with three rules or characteristics of “the tipping point” or an epidemic‚ and these are: 1. The Law of the Few 2. The Stickiness Factor 3. The Power of Context The Law of the Few There are three kinds of “the few”‚ namely: Connectors‚ Mavens and the Salesmen. The Connectors are the kinds of people who know lots of people‚ and are able to get a message

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