what was one accomplishment of the Republic of France?
A. establishing a seprate estate for peasents B. ending slavery in all Frence colonies C. strengthening the countries military forces D. creating a fair system of justice what gave Britan a head start in the Industrial Revution? A. many unskilled workers B. a good transportation network. C. available land D. schools and iniversities Which of the following inventions that we use today was created during the second industrial revolution? A. lightbulb B.television C.washing machine D. computer whatch of the following did NOT contribute to poor working conditions in early factories? A. fautly air conditioning systems B.low wages D.long hours E.dangerous machines
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D. creating a fair system of justice rights were given to blacks but slavery was not totally abolished. B. a good transportation network Britain had good roads, canals, and railways. A. light bulb the washing machine came earlier, television and computers later. A. faulty air conditioning systems a/c was uncommon before the 1970's
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
What is the comparison of religion and government in Medieval Europe to the Italian Renaissance
What is the comparison of religion and government in Medieval Europe to the Italian Renaissance?
This is what I have for religion and government in Medieval Europe.. I need to find comparisons and contrasts of Medieval Europe to Renaissance Italy. MEDIEVAL EUROPE (GOV. AND RELIGION) - Believe in Great Chain of Being: everyone has a God-given place in creation; one broken link destorys chain. If you're a serf, accept it as what God intended for you. If the king is a cruel mad man, accept it as God's will. -The Bible is not translated into English, Frence, etc because priest must interpret Bible for the people and mediate them with God. -The Catholic Church defines what Cristians must believe and what rulers should do. -Pope has power over kings. -All reading should be of Christian religious works. thank you for helping
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This is what I have for religion and government in Medieval Europe.. I need to find comparisons and contrasts of Medieval Europe to Renaissance Italy. MEDIEVAL EUROPE (GOV. AND RELIGION) - Believe in Great Chain of Being: everyone has a God-given place in creation; one broken link destorys chain. If you're a serf, accept it as what God intended for you. If the king is a cruel mad man, accept it as God's will. -The Bible is not translated into English, Frence, etc because priest must interpret Bible for the people and mediate them with God. -The Catholic Church defines what Cristians must believe and what rulers should do. -Pope has power over kings. -All reading should be of Christian religious works. thank you for helping
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Saturday, February 7, 2009
Is it ILLEGAL
Is it ILLEGAL...?
To cut up a dollar bill? I know writing on money is supposebly illegal but is cutting the bill up illegal? The reason I ask is cause it's in "the fasion" to get your nails done with dollar bills for tip(kinda like the frence tip) the money is there instead of the white tip. Just a random question. Im not worried about getting arrested or anything. Not sure if this link is gonna work... http://pictures.sprintpcs.com/view/uploads/thumbnails.do?containerID=44560961282&elementID=184166398469&page=3&sortCode=5&callpage=mypicturemail&viewEnhance=true
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NO the government loves it when people destroy money. It is out of circulation and they did not have to replace it. Kind like a gift card that never gets used. Just money in the bank for the retailer.
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There are actually two laws, one for paper currency and one for metal coins. The law for paper currency simply states, basically, that defacement which renders the bill unfit for recirculation is illegal. Writing on it doesn't prevent it from still being used as money. I don't know how an entire dollar bill could be used on the tip of a nail, but if it's just a piece of the dollar, then for the most part it hasn't been rendered unfit. Now, ripping up a bill in little pieces, or shredding it, or burning it would render it unfit for recirculation, but since it doesn't exist anymore, where's the evidence of a crime? (Besides, who's going to spend thousands of dollars of government time prosecuting over a $1 bill?)
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i think it is illegal in england and Australia i dunno about America though, its because its defacing the queen or something.
To cut up a dollar bill? I know writing on money is supposebly illegal but is cutting the bill up illegal? The reason I ask is cause it's in "the fasion" to get your nails done with dollar bills for tip(kinda like the frence tip) the money is there instead of the white tip. Just a random question. Im not worried about getting arrested or anything. Not sure if this link is gonna work... http://pictures.sprintpcs.com/view/uploads/thumbnails.do?containerID=44560961282&elementID=184166398469&page=3&sortCode=5&callpage=mypicturemail&viewEnhance=true
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NO the government loves it when people destroy money. It is out of circulation and they did not have to replace it. Kind like a gift card that never gets used. Just money in the bank for the retailer.
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There are actually two laws, one for paper currency and one for metal coins. The law for paper currency simply states, basically, that defacement which renders the bill unfit for recirculation is illegal. Writing on it doesn't prevent it from still being used as money. I don't know how an entire dollar bill could be used on the tip of a nail, but if it's just a piece of the dollar, then for the most part it hasn't been rendered unfit. Now, ripping up a bill in little pieces, or shredding it, or burning it would render it unfit for recirculation, but since it doesn't exist anymore, where's the evidence of a crime? (Besides, who's going to spend thousands of dollars of government time prosecuting over a $1 bill?)
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i think it is illegal in england and Australia i dunno about America though, its because its defacing the queen or something.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Is this a good informational paragraph
Is this a good informational paragraph?
I have to do a project for Frence about Henri Matisse. Please let me know if i could change anything about it and give me your ratings please. Henri Matisse, a famous painter in France, was born in Le Cateau On December 31st, 1869. He grew up in the Northeastern part of France with his family. In 1887, he went to Paris to study law. At that time he worked as a court administrator. After about three years of working he had Appendicitis, which caused his mother to buy him art supplies. While Henri was still sick he passed time by painting. After recovering at 1891, he studied art at the Academie Julian and became a student of Adolphe Bouguereau. In 1896 he exhibited 5 paintings in a Salon and the state brought 2 of the paintings. In 1897, Henri became a student of John Peter Russell because he was a more flexible teacher in the work of art. Afterwards at around 1898, he went to London to study the paintings of J.M.W Turner. During this time, he married Amélie Noellie Parayre. The two had Jean in 1899 and Pierre in 1900. On 1905 he moved South to draw flat shapes and control lines. Afterwards, Henri and a group of artist, started a group called “Fauvesâ€. This group gathered in a room in Salon dâ€Automne. In the room Henri showed the group several paintings such as “Woman with a hat†and “Open Windowâ€. Many of Henri’s finest works were made between 1906 and 1917. About 50 years after, On 1954 November 3rd, Henri Matisse died.
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The information sounds great, but you need to make sure to separate paragraphs. Remember the rule of thumb: 3-5 sentences per paragraph. I don't know if you have to cite references, but I noticed that you have quotes listed without citing a reference. All in all, it sounds great!!
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I would change the part about the appendictitis causing his mother to buy him art supplies. A better way to put it would be "...he came down with appendictitis, and his mother bought him art supplies to help him pass the time." Don't capitalize appendictitis. I would also add how Matisse died, if you know the reason. Otherwise it's nicely detailed and sounds good.
I have to do a project for Frence about Henri Matisse. Please let me know if i could change anything about it and give me your ratings please. Henri Matisse, a famous painter in France, was born in Le Cateau On December 31st, 1869. He grew up in the Northeastern part of France with his family. In 1887, he went to Paris to study law. At that time he worked as a court administrator. After about three years of working he had Appendicitis, which caused his mother to buy him art supplies. While Henri was still sick he passed time by painting. After recovering at 1891, he studied art at the Academie Julian and became a student of Adolphe Bouguereau. In 1896 he exhibited 5 paintings in a Salon and the state brought 2 of the paintings. In 1897, Henri became a student of John Peter Russell because he was a more flexible teacher in the work of art. Afterwards at around 1898, he went to London to study the paintings of J.M.W Turner. During this time, he married Amélie Noellie Parayre. The two had Jean in 1899 and Pierre in 1900. On 1905 he moved South to draw flat shapes and control lines. Afterwards, Henri and a group of artist, started a group called “Fauvesâ€. This group gathered in a room in Salon dâ€Automne. In the room Henri showed the group several paintings such as “Woman with a hat†and “Open Windowâ€. Many of Henri’s finest works were made between 1906 and 1917. About 50 years after, On 1954 November 3rd, Henri Matisse died.
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The information sounds great, but you need to make sure to separate paragraphs. Remember the rule of thumb: 3-5 sentences per paragraph. I don't know if you have to cite references, but I noticed that you have quotes listed without citing a reference. All in all, it sounds great!!
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I would change the part about the appendictitis causing his mother to buy him art supplies. A better way to put it would be "...he came down with appendictitis, and his mother bought him art supplies to help him pass the time." Don't capitalize appendictitis. I would also add how Matisse died, if you know the reason. Otherwise it's nicely detailed and sounds good.
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