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25 Cards in this Set
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Types of Revolution
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Cultural, social, religious, political, scientific/technological, economic
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Agrarian and industrial
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Were economic and technological
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French revolution
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Political
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Layers of Atmosphere
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Troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere
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Atmosphere
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Envelope of transparent, odorless gases that surround the earth
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Troposphere
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Closest to earth Contains 1/2 of air in atmosphere All weather occurs here Temperature decreases with height Btw it and stratosphere is tropopause |
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Stratosphere
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Below mesosphere above troposphere Contains gas, ozone helps protect earth from UV radiation Btw it and mesosphere is stratopause |
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Mesosphere
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Below thermosphere above stratosphere No water vapour, cloud, dust to absorb incoming radiation Temperature lowest Btw it and thermosphere is mesopause |
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Thermosphere
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Below exosphere Temperature can reach height 1200°C |
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Exosphere
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Outermost layer of atmosphere
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Physics
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Study of matter and energy
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Quantity
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Anything that has magnitude can be measured
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International system to measure quantities
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Systeme international S.I units
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There are how many basic quantities?
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5
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Standard form
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Systematic way of writing numbers especially if large or small
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Scalar Quantity
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Has magnitude only (add ordinarily)
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Vector Quantity
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Has both magnitude and distance
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What is texture in music?
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Number of parts (voices/instruments) in musical piece performing and relation to one another
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Three main types of textures in music
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Monophonic, homophonic, polyphonic
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Monophonic
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Single melodic line (no accompaniment)
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Homophonic
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Very clear melody and accompaniment |
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Polyphonic
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Two or more melody line simultaneously with/without accompaniment
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Unison singing
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All voices singing same melody line
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Harmony
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Two or more pitches played or sung simultaneously to create a blend
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Agrarian revolution
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In late 1600's and moving throughout 1700's and 1800's England had a series of massive transformations in farming practices. These were also marked by significant improvements in technology.
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