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Kinematics Review

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Kinematics Uniform Motion How can uniform motion be I. Any object moving at a constant velocity expressed and how can it be II. When graphed, the line of best fit represents the average speed calculated? a. y = mx + b; where ?m? is the constant (slope) and ?b? is the initial value b. velocity = displacement / time (m/s) Vectors and Scalars What is the difference betw- I. A vector is a measurement that has a direction component een a vector and a scalar? a. Velocity and displacement are vector quantities (e.g. 5 km/h [S]) II. Speed and distance are scalar quantities (e.g. 15 m away) Uniform Acceleration What is uniform acceleration I. Accelerated motion (non-uniform) occurs when an object travelling in a

Women in the Industrialized World CCOT

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In the past, women were often given secondary roles to men. Confucianism, for example, made women almost completely reliable on men. Women’s feet were bound, so they needed men to move them around. They couldn’t own property or run any businesses. Later on, women still had the gender-based discrimination. However, between 1750 and 1914, during the industrial revolution, women’s social, economic, and political roles changed significantly, although many things stayed the same, in the Industrialized World.

important words for industrialization and urbanization

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Industrial Revolution Maquiladora Doi Moi Site and situation location factors Textiles Minimills Capital Flight Just in time delivery Perishable products Break of bulk point Bulk reducing/gaining Single market manufacturers Outsourcing Amenities New International Division of Labor SEZ or EPZ 4 Asian Tigers Metropolitan Area Agglomeration/deglomeration/conglomeration Conurbation Primate city Urban sprawl Green space Functional specialization Economic base Tax abatement Edge cities Urban hierarchy Zoning laws Economics of agglomeration Fordist/post-fordist Homogenization Ecotourism/medical tourism Footloose industry Telecommuting Back offices

Government in America Ch 8 notes

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Deqa Mahamoud English 4th Hour April 1st 2011 Forbidden Love In the play Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare explores the imagery of light and dark to show Romeo?s love for Juliet and to show how light and dark changes everything and makes a big difference. Romeo is always talking about how beautiful she is and he is always comparing her to something else like the star in the sky. He even compares her to the sun and he also says how her beauty out shines the sun and its light.

Reflection and Refraction

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Reflection and Refraction When light hits a medium interface: Reflection Refraction Absorption Reflection Any light being reflected will reflect at the same angle from the normal Specular Reflection Reflection produced in a smooth, flat, shiny surface Parallel incident rays produce parallel reflected rays Example Mirror Glass Shiny Metal Polished Wood Granite Still Water Can produce Coherent Image Diffuse Reflection Reflection in rough Flat Surface No Coherent Image Formed Example Painted Walls Asphalt Fabric Wood Refraction Light Travels at different speeds in different media It will curve upon passing from one medium to another

Political Parties

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1. Political Party- a group of political activists who organize to win elections, operate the government and dominate public policy. Interest groups- do not want to operaq1 te government to put forth political candidates, tend to sharpen stance on issues vs. parties who broaden them. Faction- A group or bloc in a legislature or political party acting in pursuit of some special interest or position. Basic Functions of A Political Party: 1. Recruiting candidates for public office- b/c goal to gin control, recruit to oppose candidates in all offices, and incumbents. 2. Organizing and Running elections- voter registration drives, volunteers, provide most of campaign activity, work to stimulate voter participation.

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