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    My Goals For High School

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    This semester is a new beginning for me. I 'm excited to continue this year working hard for good grades and experiencing new opportunities that make me a better person. My grades in school are my highest priority. I’m always worried about my grades going down or not being prepared for an exam. However, I will not back down this semester. I plan to do the best I can to learn a good impression for the rest of the college years. This year is the start of many more and I don’t want bad grades to…

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    An ABC News article titled, TV can Improve Kids Behavior, is in defense of the media being a positive influence for children. Dr. Christakis, a director of Child Health, has argued that children often imitate or mimic other resulting in learning. He says that, "children imitate what they see on screen. They imitate bad behavior, but also good behavior. Parents should take advantage of this" (Vermani). Dr. Christakis makes the…

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    Hurricane Katrina was a horrifying Category 5 Hurricane in New Orleans, with about $81 billion of property damage. Hurricane Katrina had help from beginning to after the hurricane.I believe the principle of federalism had a major part of contributing. Before Hurricane Katrina, there was a lot of warnings of this terrible weather to come. The Local, State, and Federal government were the main contributors. The Local, State, and Federal government are layers of the Federalism System. They…

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    Hurricane Matthew is testing the new effort by utilities and the government to make the nation’selectric grid more storm-resistant. From 2008 through 2017, the U.S. government and utilities aresupposed to spend more than $32 billion on things like smart-grid and storm-hardening technology. Thatalso includes systems that are made to resist wind, flying debris and flooding. It also allows powerproviders to identify damage and restore electric power faster.Hurricane Matthew did not really provided…

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    Auchincloss Vs Columbus

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    One facts that Auchincloss presents in the article is the evidence that Columbus was not the first discoverer of the Western Hemisphere, therefore he should not be credited with being the founder of the New World. Additionally, his voyages inspired a wave of explorers to New World, which in turn brought diseases, death, and suffering to the natives and later Africans. Furthermore, Auchincloss goes on to mention that, “Columbus and his followers sowed seeds of racial antagonism” ( par.…

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    oral language is learnt meaning teaching children a second language at this age is supposedly easier than trying to teach someone older. In New Zealand we are a very multicultural society and living in Aotearoa carries specific responsibilities towards Tangata Whenua. A large percentage of our population is in fact māori. Māori is an official language of New Zealand and it is very important we keep it alive along with other traditions such as Tikanga. “Learning language is an important element…

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    british colonies of the east coast of North America. A colonie is a country or area under control of another country there were New England, Middle, And southern. What do you think the New England region looked like? sunny? rainy? hilly? Well the New England region includes Connecticut, Maine,Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. It is bordered by New York it is made up of many hills and low mountains so everything is mostly highlands most large areas are covered by forest…

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    The television also affects elections negatively because the stories purposely want to alter the judgement of the voters towards candidates in a bad way. Hart and Triece write, “Presidents are losing their distinctiveness as social actors and hence are often judged by standards formerly used to assess rock singers and movie stars” (par.1). In other words, Hart and Triece are saying the presidential…

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    Before the internet, there was not the variety of news sources that there are now. There were radio stations, conventional newspapers, and the three main television networks. The lack of widespread coverage created a competitive atmosphere to report the highest quality news, or run the risk of being ridiculed by the other news sources for reporting false information. Since the other news sources were quick to point out the lack of integrity of the other news sources for reporting in a biased…

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    worst? During the Great Depression and when the New Deal was develope things got out of hand, the government didn’t know if they should help their people or let them heal them-self because the government didn’t have to help the people because that wasn’t in the Constitution but for their benefits it would make them look good if they help the people who were in need. The New Deal benefited many people it created many programs like CCC, PWA and ect. The New Deal help men, women and even…

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