only a privileged few have access to certain types of scholarly writings.
I don't agree with this statement you can access scholarly readings on google, websites, articles with technology today you can access a lot of information.
only a privileged few have access to certain types of scholarly writings.
I don't agree with this statement you can access scholarly readings on google, websites, articles with technology today you can access a lot of information.
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coulombs law formula
Coulomb's Law:
coulombs law
Rehabilitation: The set of interventions undertaken to help a criminal with their criminal behavioral patterns.
Recidivism: The recurrent crimes committed by the same individuals after release from prison.
rehabilitation and recidivism.
Rehabilitation: The set of interventions undertaken to help a criminal their criminal behavioral patterns. Recidivism: The recurrent crimes committed by the same individuals after release from prison.
Through a study of physics, you may gain a greater understanding of the interconnectedness of everything we can see and know in this universe.
I'm pretty sure Plato might say that physics gives us a glimpse of the shadows on the cave wall, the measurable patterns of motion, matter, and energy, but it also points us toward something deeper: the unchanging principles, or ‘Forms,’ that underlie the shifting physical world. In that sense, studying physics isn’t just about particles and forces; it’s about recognizing that everything is connected by a hidden order, a kind of mathematical harmony that reflects a greater reality beyond what we see. At least When I read this statement I felt as if the book hinted at something philosophical. but perhaps the book simply means "everything we can see and know" and not in a metaphysical or spiritual emotional "see and know."
bject, you may soon come to realize that physics plays a much larger role in your life than you first thought, no matter your life goals or career choice.
Trying hypothesis
Communication
As I said before art can be used to communicate with others. It can also help out or give a message someone else has one thought about saying or thinking. So it’s like it’s being used as a visual instead of actual words.
Ritualistic and symbolic functions
This screams culture and different traditions basically.
Expression of the imagination
To me this is what people use to visualize things that’s sometimes better left unsaid but rather be viewed upon.
Experience of the mysterious
To some, art might even seem as if it’s simple but in some cases art makes u wonder/curious.
Basic human instinct for harmony, balance, rhythm
It’s like something that’s natural. Or like doing something without thinking.
Uncertainty is a quantitative measure of how much your measured values deviate from a standard or expected value. If your measurements are not very accurate or precise, then the uncertainty of your values will be very high.
If every object that scientist measure has uncertainty how do they evaluate if it is "good enough" for a important decision on a experiment or project?
Communication is a complex process, and it is difficult to determine where or with whom a communication encounter starts and ends. Models of communication simplify the process by providing a visual representation of the various aspects of a communication encounter.
I find it so fascinating to read in detail about the different processes of communication. In my own life, it feels like such an ingrained ability and people communicate without seeming to have a second thought about it. I do not usually comprehend the scale with which communication has grown and changed over the centuries. Thinking back on the history of communication, shifting from the "talking era" to the "manuscript era" and comparing it to where we are now, with social media and global mass communication is a staggering thought.
Intrapersonal communication is communication with oneself using internal vocalization or reflective thinking.
Intrapersonal communication (the way you talk to yourself in your mind) is a form of communication that I have always thought to be incredibly important. Ever sense I was a child, I have always had a "think before I do" mentality and it has carried through to adulthood. It has helped me in many situation to reason through problems in my head and avoid conflict and confusion with others. it also plays a huge role in how we see ourselves and the world around us. Learning to communicate with yourself kindly and productively, plays a key role in how we communicate to others.
Public communication becomes mass communication when it is transmitted to many people through print or electronic media
Mass communication, especially on the scale that we are witnessing it today, is such a double edged sword. The ability to project information into society rapidly and in easily accessible ways can be a great benefit, as is the case with amber alerts, which help to increase public vigilance on a large scale. A major drawback with mass communication as I see it, comes with people that have little regard for its ethical use. The ability to spread highly palatable and sometimes subtle information that can sway the way in which we think, act, and feel, perhaps without even being aware, means that society as a whole must be hyper aware of the media they are consuming.
Print media such as newspapers and magazines continue to be an important channel for mass communication, although they have suffered much in the past decade due in part to the rise of electronic media.
My dad has connections with the local newspaper from Star, and they print magazines now instead of only newspapers. Currently they continue to grow, which is interesting in this mostly digital world today. I find it interesting especially because of how you only really find newspapers in small town areas such as Star, and usually at the cafes. Newspapers have their niche places that you find them
There are five forms of communication: intrapersonal, interpersonal, group, public, and mass communication. Intrapersonal communication is communication with oneself and occurs only inside our heads. Interpersonal communication is communication between people whose lives mutually influence one another and typically occurs in dyads, which means in pairs. Group communication occurs when three or more people communicate to achieve a shared goal. Public communication is sender focused and typically occurs when one person conveys information to an audience. Mass communication occurs when messages are sent to large audiences using print or electronic media.
Essentially, Intrapersonal is thoughts withing your head/personal self Interpersonal communication is within friends/family/ to one person, Group communication is generally with multiple others than yourself, sometimes towards a shared goal Public communication is the X post, facebook post, or instagram pic you posted last week, Mass communication is used in situations like newspapers, PSAs, and school rallies
You’re hopefully already beginning to see that communication studies is a diverse and vibrant field of study.
yes.
Goal-oriented communication in interpersonal interactions usually relates to one person; for example, I may ask my friend to help me move this weekend.
Goal-oriented communication could also happen intrapersonally, could it not? it is a form of group communication, but could be considered a form of intrapersonal communication due to the way that most people plan within their brains. For instance, I have a goal, so I plan, and work on that goal by myself, but use intrapersonal goal-oriented communication.
I’m sure we have all had the experience of laughing aloud because we thought of something funny. We also communicate intrapersonally to pass time. I bet there is a lot of intrapersonal communication going on in waiting rooms all over the world right now.
I'm curious if people who have been diagnosed have more intrapersonal communication than neurotypical people. Is it as significant as people who are neurotypical? Are there as many internal discussions? What if people who have ADHD have more significant questions?
Just think about how a prehistoric human could have communicated a lot using these words and hand gestures. He or she could use gurgle to alert others to the presence of water or swoosh and whack to recount what happened on a hunt.
This reminds me of how my father and one of his employees communicate. There is a language barrier between them, so most of the time when they work together he's using sound affects and grand gestures. It's quite funny to watch, so if he needs to talk about blending something, he generally uses the "SZHHZZZZ" (idk blender sounds) and twirling a finger to simulate the blender spinning. She does the same with him.
Social sciences
psychology sociology economics
In this text
THIS IS THE MOST THOUGHT PROVOKING COMMENT. YOU ARE SO PONDEROUS RIGHT NOW
Sleep is also influenced by ambient light. In addition to sending visual information to the thalamus, the ganglion cells in the retina send signals to a the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the hypothalamus, located below the thalamus. The suprachiasmatic nucleus is the body’s primary circadian “pacemaker” and contains cells that analyze the strength and duration of the light stimulus and send signals to the pineal gland when the ambient light level is low or its duration is short. In response, the pineal gland secretes melatonin, a powerful hormone that facilitates the onset of sleep.
睡眠还受到环境光线的影响。除了向丘脑传递视觉信息外,视网膜中的神经节细胞还会向下丘脑的视交叉上核(位于丘脑下方)发送信号。视交叉上核是人体主要的昼夜节律"起搏器",其内部细胞能够分析光线刺激的强度与持续时间,当环境光线变暗或日照时间缩短时,就会向松果体发出信号。松果体随之分泌褪黑素——这种强效激素能有效促进睡眠发生。 thalamus:丘脑 ganglion cell:神经节细胞 hypo thalamus:下丘脑 Retina:视网膜 suprachiasmatic nucleus:视交叉上核 melatonin:褪黑素
Abstract words (words that refer to ideas or concepts that are removed from material reality) like “peace,” “love,” “immoral,” “justice,” “freedom,” “success,” and “honor”
not physical
worldview
perspective
Cosmology signifies the way that we see our relationship to the universe and to other people.
"who is deserving to what"
Speech writers should be careful not to presume that audience members share the same beliefs.
i think of "beliefs" as opinons/thoughts that are unproven/debatable
Psychological noise
occupied and distracted mentally
physiological noise, and this refers to bodily processes and states that interfere with a message. For instance, if a speaker has a headache or the flu, or if audience members are hot or they're hungry, these conditions may interfere with message accuracy.
does not have to be a literal noise, these examples of biological discomforts (hence "physiological")
spring-mass
sprung mass
On page five I thought it was interesting that we as students can benefit from this class and learn things to use in our daily lives. There are so many benefits with being a better communicator. I have learned over time that you can communicate in different ways. It can be physical or oral or anything like that.
Communication is very important to every one. It helps us to use our words or body language to communicate with each other. I love how this chapter so far is asking us as. a whole to notice the communication styles around us.
Although water is a reactant in this reaction, it is a pure liquid and the solvent for the reaction; therefore [H2O] is not included in the equation.
Equilibrium constant doesn't include (s) and (l).
C1
this is not supposed to be C1 either.
|w−z0||z−z0|=1.
This part of the proof is wrong, it is supposed to be less than 1.
Closing paragraph: In the last paragraph of the application letter, you can indicate how the prospective employer can get in touch with you and when are the best times for an interview. This is the place to urge that prospective employer to contact you to arrange an interview.
The first and the last are most remembered. As someone who is currently looking for employment, I make it a point to leave all forms of contact so that I'm easily accessible to contact.
If you are writing to apply for a job, begin with something like this: "I am writing to apply for the position you currently have open...."
Did you know the first few sentences are what the reader notice and remember? straight to the point or why your contacting someone is vital to not be looked over.
Deleting the salutation line altogether or inserting "To Whom It May Concern" in its place, is not ordinarily a good solution either--it's impersonal. The best solution is to make a quick, anonymous phone call to the organization and ask for a name; or address the salutation to a department name, committee name, or a position name: "Dear Personnel Department," "Dear Recruitment Committee," "Dear Chairperson,"
I was a big user of "to whom it may concern" and found it actually is impersonal. Addressing a department or specific name is much respected and appreciated.
When you do have the names of individuals, remember to address them appropriately: Mrs., Ms., Mr., Dr., and so on. If you are not sure what is correct for an individual, try to find out how that individual signs letters
Now a days it is important to correctly address the intended party and to do proper research as to whom you are addressing. Resources such as LinkedIn, emails, or even contacting the office for that information, it matters.
Most likely time. I plan to be in different clubs and so I could see that effecting my time.
Probably income
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Motivating myself to read all the required material.
I think around 7.
I plan to be in college for around 4 years.
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Encantado > Encantada (The adjective must agree with the gender-Verónica
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SO3 is the electrophile
The form of argument can be shown by the use of symbols. For each argument form, there is a corresponding statement form, called a corresponding conditional, and an argument form is valid if and only if its corresponding conditional is a logical truth.
Corresponding conditional
his can be done by giving a counter example of the same form of argument with premises that are true under a given interpretation, but a conclusion that is false under that interpretation.
counter argument
The validity of an argument depends, however, not on the actual truth or falsity of its premises and conclusion, but solely on whether or not the argument has a valid logical form
The validity of an argument is not based on the truth or falsity of the argument but that it follows the logical form
A deductive argument is one that, if valid, has a conclusion that is entailed by its premises.
Deductive argument
An argument has one or more premises but only one conclusion.
an argument may have one or more premises but only one conclusion
Conversely, formal arguments are studied in formal logic (historically called symbolic logic, more commonly referred to as mathematical logic today) and are expressed in a formal language.
Formal logic
Informal arguments as studied in informal logic, are presented in ordinary language and are intended for everyday discourse.
informal arguments
while in an inductive argument, they are thought to provide reasons supporting the conclusion's probable truth
inductive argument
In a typical deductive argument, the premises guarantee the truth of the conclusion,
deductive argument
he general form of an argument in a natural language is that of premises (typically in the form of propositions, statements or sentences) in support of a claim: the conclusion.
The general form of an argument
You will be in greater conscious control of your own mind and thoughts. It will be harder for advertising, political propaganda, peer pressure, scams and confidence tricks, or other forms of psychological manipulation to affect you. When your actions or motives are questioned, you will be much better able to explain yourself effectively and persuasively. You will be able to understand difficult, complex, and challenging ideas a lot easier, and with a lot less anxiety. You will be able to understand things in a more comprehensive and complete way. You will be better able to identify the source of your problems, whether practical or personal, and better able to handle or solve those problems. You will feel much less frustrated or upset when you come across something that you do not understand. You will be better able to plan for the future, compete for better paying or more prestigious jobs, and to gather political power. You will find it easier to stand up to governments, employers, and other authorities when they act unjustly. Tragedies, bad fortune, stress, and other problems in life will be easier to deal with. You will find it easier to understand other people’s feelings and other people’s points of view, and you will be better able to help prevent those differences from becoming conflicts. You will get much more pleasure and enjoyment from the arts, music, poetry, science, and culture. You may even enjoy life more than you otherwise would.
The ways in which grounding your beliefs in reason will make the quality of the your inner life better
But if you have accepted your beliefs from these sources, and not done your own thinking about them, then they are not your beliefs, and you are not truly thinking your own thoughts.
We get our thoughts from special influences in our life as we grow up, but once grown we need to begin thinking and believing for ourselves or they're not our own thoughts but someone else's.
Normally, bad quality thinking happens when your mind has been ‘possessed’,
Bad quality thinking happens when your mind has been "possessed." Or by other people and made to serve their purposes instead of their own.
Philosophical questions are often very difficult questions, and they demand a lot of effort and consideration and time.
Philosophical questions are often very difficult and demand a lot of effort, consideration, and time
nking, in this way of ‘thinking’ about thinking, is an event
Thinking about thinking is an event
Thinking is a first-order phenomenological insight: it’s a bit like knowing what the colour ‘red’ looks like, or knowing the taste of an orange.
Thinking is a first-order phenomenological insight
Some may wish to draw a distinction between thinking and feeling, including sense perception, emotional experience, or even religious faith.
A distinction between thinking and feeling
Does not have to be an actual fact, just what the author is trying to claim as a fact.
don’t know if I could have survived seven years of my childhood without the soul-saving rituals of my Persian culture.
First paragraph of the essay
But where was that mythical village and the rituals that made it sane? For example, a pregnant woman in Iran had a rotating menu of dishes made for her by friends and family.
In Iran friends family and community help raise the baby while the mother is recovering from child birth but in the United States te mother recovering from child birth is expected to fend herself.
dimer
a molecule or molecular complex consisting of two identical molecules linked together.
adjacent
very near, next to, or touching:
excise
(v) remove something by cutting.
eukaryotic
an organism consisting of a cell or cells in which the genetic material is DNA in the form of chromosomes contained within a distinct (clearly noticeable or separate and different from else)nucleus. Eukaryotes include all living organisms other than the eubacteria and archaea.
genomes
the complete set of genetic material of a living thing
elucidation
act of explaining something or making something clear.
how i get books
Firewalls perform Internet Protocol blocking to protect networks from unauthorized access
Bouncers, if you will
Haplosufficient means- Single, Enough. When a single copy of a particular allele of a gene is sufficient to express it's phenotype. example: Tt = Tall : This phenotype is equal to Tall because the single dominant allele is enough to express the phenotype.
Haploinsufficient means - Single, Not enough. When a single copy of a particular allele of a gene is not enough to express its phenotype. example: Tt= tall. This phenotype is equal to Tall because your respective allele can not express itself.
mostly under a megabase (106 nucleotides) in length.
Author likely meant 10^6 nucleotides in length
The kinetic energy of a particle is one-half the product of the particle’s mass m and the square of its speed vvv: K=12mv2.(7.3.1)
INTERESTING TOPIC HUMMM...
Some organizations have broadened their campaigns and collaborated with larger calls for police accountability, connecting issues of profiling Muslim communities with broader issues of racial profiling and policing in communities of color (CLEAR Project, 2013, p. 46).
organizations
Despite the request by some members of Congress that the Justice Department investigate the NYPD, John Brenna, President Barack Obama’s top counterterrorism adviser, stated that he was confident that the NYPD was acting lawfully and is keeping the city safe.
John Brenna, President Barack Obama’s top counterterrorism adviser
“it is clear that the surveillance program has, in fact, quelled political activism, quieted community spaces and strained interpersonal relationships….many American Muslim organizations and individuals hesitate to participate in protests, to lobby, and to speak out” (CLEAR Project, 2013, p. 20).
community impacts
“a climate of fear and suspicion,”
surveillance program \
unit “never generated a lead or triggered a terrorism investigation”
reported by The Associated Press (AP)
In 2001, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) established a secret surveillance program called Demographics Unit, targeting Muslim communities within the city and in surrounding states.
Demographics Unit (NYPD)
The general public also called FBI tip hotlines which were mostly based on “fear, ignorance, and hearsay,” the callers attributing “suspicious activities” to “Arab men”
fear, ignorance, and hearsay
The Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) report found that guards at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York had lost relatives and friends on 9/11 and “harbored anger and vengeance toward the detainees” (p. 9) perhaps explaining why so many arrests were concentrated in New York.
anger and vengeance
9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon ultimately “provided the catalyst for rounding up and deporting over 1,000 Muslims in the three months after 9/11”
3mo after 9/11
computational model
computer program that uses mathematical and logical representations to simulate and study complex systems
omic
aim to characterize and quantify entire sets of biological molecules to understand the structure, function, and dynamics of an organism or group of organisms
θ=α=βθ=α=β\theta = \alpha = \beta.
θ=α-β .
An operation is linear if it behaves "nicely" with respect to multiplication by a constant and addition. The name comes from the equation of a line through the origin, f(x)=mxf(x)=mxf(x)=mx, and the following two properties of this equation. First, f(cx)=m(cx)=c(mx)=cf(x)f(cx)=m(cx)=c(mx)=cf(x)f(cx)=m(cx)=c(mx)=cf(x), so the constant ccc can be "moved outside" or "moved through" the function fff. Second, f(x+y)=m(x+y)=mx+my=f(x)+f(y)f(x+y)=m(x+y)=mx+my=f(x)+f(y)f(x+y)=m(x+y)=mx+my= f(x)+f(y), so the addition symbol likewise can be moved through the function
A nice way to describe linear functions.
Rather than focusing exclusively on the speeches of world leaders, the Cold War must also be understood by exploring the way that ordinary people supported movements, and the failure of violence and intimidation to extinguish their desire for a more democratic society in nations.
This is Koji Fukui. In my view, ordinary people's non-violent changing the course of history sounds rare. The Cold War ended suddenly and non-violently. Are there any other precedents in history?
But in doing so, it may end up reinforcing the cognitive and social biases of users, thus making them even more vulnerable to manipulation
Social media, and search engines use systems that can create biases. This means you might only see information that agrees with you already. Though that sounds good it can be a problem. It can be a problem because you might not be exposed to different ideas which can make you less open minded.
When people connect directly with their peers, the social biases that guide their selection of friends come to influence the information they see.
Our friends can affect the way we see information because we tend to connect and share similar thoughts in the way of seeing things.
We have found that steep competition for users’ limited attention means that some ideas go viral despite their low quality – even when people prefer to share high-quality content.
Since our brains can’t handle too much information at once, we tend to take shortcuts. Usually “high quality content” that has valid long explanations on things dont really grab our attention more like “low quality content” with little to no much information does grab your attention quickly. This means, regardless if it’s good, simple, or bad information, it grabs our attentions more easily since it’s “low quality” fast summary.
Yet users are exposed to content of questionable accuracy, including conspiracy theories, clickbait, hyperpartisan content, pseudo science and even fabricated “fake news” reports.
No matter how advanced Technology and everything online gets, We will still continue to struggle having fake news, online fraud and just so much misinformation published everywhere.
The game is fixed.
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You broke the contract when you killed us in the street and didn’t give a fuck!
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they are rules that homeowners or developers could add themselves to their house deed to forbid certain races from buying or living on the property, even after the property was sold or passed through inheritance.
Racial covenants
Is the player name a function of the rank?
Yes, the player name is also the function of the rank since each rank corresponds to a single player name.
Is the rank a function of the player name?
Yes, the rank is the function of the player name as each player name corresponds to a single rank.
employ the decolonial methodology of testimony to embed all stages of learning with decolonial practice.
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Based on Figure 9.3.29.3.2\PageIndex{2}, we see that the hypotenuse equals 555, so sinθ=35sinθ=35\sin θ=35, sin θ=35sin θ=35\sin θ=35, and cosθ=−45cosθ=−45\cos θ=−45.
I believe there is a divisor missing therefore based on the triangle sin(x) = 3/5 opposite over hypotenuse and cos(x) = -4/5 adjacent over hypotenuse
What has been the legacy of the conquests of Central Asia? How have the various empires shaped the region since the Turkic migrations
In short, conquest in Central Asia wasn’t purely destructive—it was also deeply generative. It wove together a legacy of artistic brilliance, spiritual fusion, administrative adaptability, and transcontinental connectivity.
Should the conflict that has existed between nomadic and sedentary societies be considered the primary force determining the course of Central Asian history
While nomad–sedentary tension is a key theme—affecting governance, social structure, and cultural blending—it should be seen as part of a larger mosaic of forces. Central Asia’s history is better understood as a dynamic interplay of geography, mobility, empire, religion, and adaptation.
Should the modern day states of Afghanistan and Iran be considered a part of Central Asia? Going back to the Mongol conquest of the region, what similarities do these states share with the core of Central Asia? What are some of the differences?
Afghanistan and Iran share deep historical ties with Central Asia through religion, conquest, trade, and cultural exchange, especially dating back to Mongol rule. However, their distinct linguistic, sectarian, and imperial legacies position them as neighbors to Central Asia rather than core members of it.
. Has Central Asia been an interesting stew of foreign influences, or has it been the product of internal forces
Central Asia wasn’t simply molded by outside powers nor entirely shaped from within. Instead, it thrived on adaptation and fusion—absorbing external inputs while filtering them through distinctly local lenses. Its history reads as an ongoing negotiation between mobility and settlement, tradition and transformation, and import and invention.
Why did Timur attempt to externalize the violence of the steppe?
Preventing Domestic Instability Securing and Redirecting Trade Rebuilding Urban Centers Strategic Peace at Home, War Abroad
What role did religion play in the Ilkhanate?
Religious Pluralism and Early Tensions Gradual Islamization under Ghazan Khan Institutional and Ideological Impact
What was the significance of Inju to the history of the Chagatai Khanate?
Bridging Nomadic and Sedentary Legal Traditions Economic Concessions and Resource Sharing Contributions to Stability and Sources of Friction
How did Genghis Khan differ from his predecessors? What enabled him to unite all of the Mongol tribes
Institutionalized Succession Legal Unification Merit-Based Leadership
The process of Islamization took place over centuries. What helped to expedite the conversion process?
Linguistic and Cultural Syncretism Integration into Governance and Education Sufi Missionary Efforts Adoption by Turkic and Mongol Elites
How did the nomadic way of life facilitate the Turkic conquest of the region?
Their way of life wasn’t just sustainable—it was militarily strategic. It gave them the edge to conquer, integrate, and reshape Central Asia’s cultural and political landscape.
. In what way did the Turkic migrations change the culture of Central Asia
In essence, the Turkic migrations didn’t just alter demographics—they catalyzed a transformation in religious identity, governance, language, and artistic expression across the heart of Central Asia
How did the geography of Central Asia have an impact on its history?
-Geography as a Historical Force in Central - Vast Steppe and Mountain Terrain -Trade Routes and Cross-Cultural Exchange - Resource Scarcity and Adaptation
What traits did mound building cultures of North America share
-Architectural and Ceremonial Focus - Strategic Settlement Patterns - Agricultural Economy -Regional Trade and Cultural Exchange - Astronomical and Calendrical Systems -Social Stratification and Governance
How were cultures of the North American West able to overcome limited rainfall?
-Ingenious Water Conservation - Adapted Agriculture -Architectural Adaptations -Trade and Resource Sharing
What was the role of Macchu Picchu within the Inca Empire?
-Religious significance -Royal estate -Symbol of power
How did the Inca use local resources to build their empire?
-Mastery of Mountain Terrain - Agricultural Ingenuity - Stonework and Architecture -Labor Systems and Organization
How did The Moche, Huari, and Chimu build their regional influence?
The Moche (c. 100–800 CE) Huari (Wari, c. 600–1000 CE) Chimu (c. 900–1470 CE)
Centered in Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian city in South America.
Mastered hydraulic engineering, controlling water to fuel agriculture and urban life.
. What were some of the features of urban life in Teotihuacán and Tenochtitlán?
-Monumental Architecture: -Grid Layout: -Multicultural Neighborhoods -Trade and Economy -Island City -Chinampas Vibrant Marketplaces:
How did the Maya support such rapid urbanization?
-Agricultural Innovation - Political and Religious Centers -Water Management -Knowledge Systems
What did we learn from the Olmec about the transition from chiefdoms to states?
how deeply the Olmec valued jade and its symbolic power. Jade wasn’t just decorative; it carried spiritual weight, often representing life force, fertility, and divine authority. The fact that thousands of tons were ceremonially buried suggests a kind of sacred economy, where beauty, belief, and political order intertwined beneath the earth itself
1. What crops were first domesticated in the Americas and where?
beans maze and cholli pepper
However, PIW predominantly and most generously enables white people to dismiss race and promote colorblindedness.
chose to dismiss wrongdoings to make them not look bad.
shielding and penetration effects
屏蔽和穿透作用
quantum numbers
量子数
Pauli Exclusion Principle
泡利不相容原理
As stated
如所述:表示某事物或情况与之前陈述的一致或符合。
electron configurations
电子排布 valence electron 价电子
nodes
node 节点 standing wave 驻波 amplitude 振幅,波幅
minima and maxima
极小值和极大值
cutaway drawing
contour drawing 剖面图
is attributable to
由……引起的,归因于……:指某事物或现象的原因或起因是另一事物或现象。