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    So‚ we decided to oppose the federalists with our own party and kind of government. Interview with Thomas Jefferson Interviewer: Why did you form the democratic republican party? Jefferson: We were just starting out as an independent country‚ and we were struggling to figure out what we wanted it to be. When the Federalists proposed their type of government‚ we didn’t agree with them. Interviewer: How did the Federalists want to form the government‚ and what about it did you not like

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    These days we have many weapons. They range from knives to guns and even to nuclear bombs. Do you ever wonder what they used long ago before things like this were invented? I do and that is why I am researching medieval weaponry. In medieval times‚ weapons weren’t used just used for war. They were also used for things like games and competitions. Some swords were strong enough to go through a knight’s armor and others were soft enough to have sword fights with. Swords were the most commonly used

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    roughly every four years. Most years have 365 days‚ but a leap year has 366 days. The extra day is added onto the end of the shortest month‚ February; in a leap year‚ February has 29 days (instead of its usual 28 days). February 29 is called leap day. Why Do We Have Leap Years? A year is defined as the time it takes for the Earth to orbit around the sun once. It takes the Earth about 365 1/4 days to make one entire orbit around the sun (a day is one rotation around the Earth’s axis). By adding one extra

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    our nation? Why We Are Who We Are Heritage is our history‚ our different knowledge‚ the values and traditions that we have developed with a combination of genes and culture over time. Heritage‚ whether it be cultural‚ national‚ or just in our families is an endowment of legacies; but foremost‚ heritage is our history. It is responsible for how we came to be‚ it is a very large part of who and what we are‚ and it can determine what we will become. As humans‚ we possess free agency; we can determine

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    lot of questions in my head: Why do we buy bottle water? Where is the source of water? Where these plastic bottles go when we throw them away? Today‚ I want to share with you what I have learnt about reasons we buy bottle water‚ the quality of the water‚ the source where it is taken from‚ and what happen to a plastic bottle. Let look at some of the reasons we buy bottle water. We buy bottle water for varieties of reasons: Fear of tap water‚ taste and convenience We try to avoid tap water as much

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    Why do we have laws in society? Laws are rules that keep stability in our community. These laws provide social cohesion‚ which attempts to create an atmosphere of social harmony and social change. Laws are put in place to ensure safety to the general public. In Celtic times society’s structure was based on clans. Rules were made and enforced by the Druid’s. If someone was to go against these rules they would be punished no matter the nature of the crime. In Elizabethan times society was structured

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    NEEDS ANALYSIS QUESTIONNAIRE ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE The purpose of this analysis is to know the needs of learning English. Please tick ( / ) your response. 1. Personal background Class : 6 Cemerlang Sex : Male ( ) female ( ) 2. How useful is English to you? very useful ( ) somewhat useful ( ) not useful ( ) 3. In what situation do you think is English useful? Num. Questionnaire Consideration Very useful Useful Not useful 1. Learning something in school. 2. Communicating

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    For my expert for a day report I have chosen Old Bailey. This is London’s central criminal court. It is in the western part of London next to Newgate Prison. There is a significant amount of history surrounding this building along with many unknown facts and a tie to the criminal justice system. The Old Bailey Courthouse was built in 1673 and is still used today. During this time the courthouse was rebuilt several times however‚ the basic design of the courtrooms remained the same. In the courtroom

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    Forty reasons why we need animals in research These points have been drawn up to provide an accessible resource for anybody discussing animals in research. We are happy to take your suggestions to add to our list. General points Animal research has played a vital part in nearly every medical breakthrough over the last decade. Nearly every Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine since 1901 has relied on animal data for their research. We share 95% of our genes with a mouse

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    Why do we have rods and cones? Light falling on photoreceptors is transformed by retinal circuitry into a pattern of action potentials that ganglion cell axons convey to the visual centres in the brain. Two systems of photoreceptors exist – rods and cones – allowing the visual system to meet the conflicting demands of sensitivity and acuity‚ respectively. Rods and cones are distinguished by shape‚ type of photopigment they contain‚ distribution across the retina‚ and pattern of synaptic connections

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