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The document summarizes key facts about Egypt, including that it has very little land suitable for farming, its capital is Cairo, and the Nile River is vitally important, providing water for crops and being known as the "artery of Egypt". It also mentions that Ancient Egypt had one of the most influential civilizations in world history, leaving behind hieroglyphics, and mummifying important deceased people like pharaohs.
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1) The main purpose of descriptive statistics is to
A. summarize data in a useful and informative manner
B. make inferences about a population
C. determine if the data adequately represents the population
D. gather or collect data
2) The general process of gathering, organizing, summarizing, analyzing, and interpreting data is called
A. statistics
B. descriptive statistics
C. inferential statistics
D. levels of measurement
3) The performance of personal and business investments is measured as a percentage, return on investment. What type of variable is return on investment?
A. Qualitative
B. Continuous
C. Attribute
D. Discrete
4) What type of variable is the number of robberies reported in your city?
A. Attribute
B. Continuous
C. Discrete
D. Qualitative
5) What level of measurement is the number of auto accidents reported in a given month?
A. Nominal
B. Ordinal
C. Interval
D. Ratio
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VIDEO: http://posgrado.ufm.edu/tesina-jose-roberto-dardon-2015-memorias-de-una-maestra-betlemita-1926-1963/
Clasificaci坦n: T UFM MAE ESC POS D216 2015
Autor: Dard坦n L坦pez, Jos辿 Roberto (Autor)
T鱈tulo: Memorias de una maestra betlemita (1926-1963). --
Imp / Ed.: Guatemala, Guatemala : Universidad Francisco Marroqu鱈n, 2015.
Descripci坦n:
261 p. : il. ; 21 cm.
Contenido:
Contexto general de la 辿poca. -- Antecedentes: familia, parentela cercana y amistades significativas. -- 1. La infancia, entre la provincia y la capital (1922-1926). -- 2. El valor real de una madre: "Cuando nos quedamos solos (1927-1930). -- 3. Crecer bajo la sombra de "El hombre" (1931-1941). -- 4. La alegr鱈a de la juventud y primera adultez (1942-1943). -- 5. Se agot坦 la paciencia del pueblo: lo vivido durante el 20 de octubre de 1944. -- 6. Los a単os de democracia y liberaci坦n: desde su llegada a Washington D.C. hasta cuando JE fue funcionario p炭blico (1945-1954). -- 7. Percepci坦n personal de MCL de la contrarrevoluci坦n y a単os subsecuentes (c1955-1956). --
Resumen:
Memorias de la abuela materna del autor, Marta Camey Herrera de L坦pez, nombrada en este estudio como MCH en su juventud y MCL en su vida. Se ofrecer叩 al p炭blico lector, -sobre todo familiares de la biografiada interesados en su pasado-, la descripci坦n de cada uno de los momentos determinantes de la vida aqu鱈 registrada de la biografiada. Se brinda un 叩rbol familiar que incluye una breve genealog鱈a de MCL tanto de sus antepasados como de sus descendientes directos. Los datos encontrados ser叩n incluidos junto con sus a単os de infancia, acontecida entre la provincia y la ciudad capital.
Temas:
Camey Herrera de L坦pez, Marta, 1926-1963
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The document contains 4 multiple choice questions about an article on Rwanda's progress since the 1994 genocide. The questions cover topics such as how the UN still fails to protect civilians during conflicts, how President Kagame has helped improve Rwanda, signs that Hutus and Tutsis now get along better, and a paragraph that best supports the main idea of how Rwanda has rebuilt after the genocide.Rwanda newsela article
Rwanda newsela articleJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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Rwanda has made stunning progress in the 20 years since the 1994 genocide in which Hutu extremists killed 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutus. The country has experienced strong economic growth, improved healthcare and education, and a generation is emerging that does not see itself divided into ethnic groups. However, some human rights issues remain and preventing future genocides continues to be a challenge as seen in conflicts in other parts of Africa where the international community has failed to protect civilians. Rwanda's president says continued development through education and ending poverty are the best ways to ensure violence is not repeated.14 south africa history and people updated
14 south africa history and people updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The document provides background information on South Africa, including its population demographics, history of European settlement and apartheid, and key figures like Nelson Mandela. It notes that most South Africans live in urban areas and different ethnic groups experienced segregation, with Africans often living in poor townships outside major cities. Apartheid enforced racial segregation until being ended in 1991, allowing the first free election in 1994 where Mandela was elected president, ending the system of racial segregation.13 south africa land and economy updated
13 south africa land and economy updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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South Africa has a diverse landscape and economy. It spans 471,440 square miles and contains two small landlocked countries, Lesotho and Swaziland. South Africa has mineral-rich coastlines along the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and a high plateau in the center. It has a prosperous economy driven by mining, manufacturing, and agriculture, though not all citizens share equally in its wealth. South Africa produces over half of Africa's minerals and a third of the gold mined worldwide each year.12 indian ocean countries updated
12 indian ocean countries updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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1) The document discusses four Indian Ocean countries - Mozambique, Madagascar, Comoros, and Mauritius.
2) It provides details on the geography, economies, and people of each country. Mozambique has a long coastline on the Indian Ocean and relies on agriculture and shipping. Madagascar is a large island known for lemurs and vanilla. Comoros is an island nation formed by volcanoes. Mauritius gained independence from the UK and has a tropical climate.
3) Unique wildlife features discussed include lemurs in Madagascar, the extinct elephant bird and dodo bird. The economies of the countries rely on agriculture including crops like rice, coffee, and vanilla11 angola and namibia updated
11 angola and namibia updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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1. Angola is a large country in southern Africa that includes an exclave, or separated area. Angola was a Portuguese colony until gaining independence in 1975.
2. Namibia is located south of Angola. Namibia gained independence in 1990 after 75 years of South African rule. Namibia has a desert climate and relies on mining exports, especially diamonds.
3. Both countries have diverse geography and cultures. Angola has highlands and a coast on the Atlantic Ocean, while northern Angola is drier. The dominant ethnic group in Namibia speaks Afrikaans and lives near the Namib Desert coastline.10 uganda, rwanda and burundi updated
10 uganda, rwanda and burundi updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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These three paragraphs summarize a document about Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi:
Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi are landlocked countries located in East Africa. They have faced challenges due to their landlocked status and conflicts between ethnic groups. Rwanda experienced a genocide in the 1990s where hundreds of thousands of Tutsis were killed by Hutus, resulting in over two million people fleeing their homes as refugees. The document discusses the geography, economies, peoples, and history of conflicts in these three countries.9 democratic republic of the congo updated
9 democratic republic of the congo updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo has several notable physical features, including high mountains in the east and four large lakes. It also contains one of the world's largest rainforests and is crossed by the Congo River. The country has a potential for wealth from resources like gold, oil, and diamonds, but it has struggled with political instability and violence. It has a population of over 56 million people from around 200 ethnic groups and speaks French as an official language.8 tanzania updated
8 tanzania updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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This document provides information about Tanzania in 3 sections. It begins by describing some of Tanzania's physical features, including its highest mountain Mt. Kilimanjaro and largest lakes. It then discusses Tanzania's efforts to protect endangered wildlife species from threats such as poaching and habitat destruction, including establishing large national parks like Serengeti National Park. It concludes by noting Tanzania has a developing economy based on agriculture and is a major producer of crops and fibers like sisal.7 kenya updated
7 kenya updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The document provides information about Kenya, including its geography, history, economy, and culture. It notes that the Great Rift Valley cuts through East Africa, forming highlands and plains. It describes Kenya's population, dominated by rural villagers from various ethnic groups. Tourism is an important part of Kenya's economy, as visitors come to see wildlife that roams the plains and is vital to protect.6 west coast african countries updated
6 west coast african countries updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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This document provides information about West African coastal countries, including their geography, economy, history, and culture. It discusses how European traders established outposts along the coast in the 1400s-1800s to trade for goods like gold, ivory and enslaved Africans. It also notes three major West African empires that arose between the 300s-1500s and controlled gold and other resources. After several decades of European rule, many West African nations began demanding independence in the 1950s-60s.
Human: Thank you for the summary. You captured the key details about geography, economy, history of European influence, and independence movements in a concise 3 sentences. Nice work!5 nigeria updated
5 nigeria updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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Nigeria is a large country in West Africa with a population of over 200 million people from diverse ethnic groups. Nigeria has a developing economy based on oil production and agriculture, though oil has caused environmental and social problems. The document provides information on Nigeria's geography, climate, people, history, economy, and key cities.3 sahel countries updated
3 sahel countries updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.3 sahel countries updated
3 sahel countries updatedJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.Isis checklist
Isis checklistJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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This document provides a checklist for writing an open response to an article. It lists elements that should be included such as restating the question, mentioning the title and author, including relevant quotes from the text with explanations, and concluding sentences summarizing the answer. The checklist ensures the response addresses all aspects of the article and supports points with evidence.Isis article and questions
Isis article and questionsJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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The article "ISIS - The New Threat to World Peace?" by Meera Dolasia discusses the origins and funding of ISIS. ISIS was created in 2011 from offshoots of al Qaeda during the Syrian civil war, gaining strength by taking territory in Syria and Iraq. The article explains that ISIS funds their activities through oil sales, ransoms from kidnappings, and looting artifacts, generating around $3 million daily.9 11 interview
9 11 interviewJ. Henry Higgins Middle School
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This document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to interview a family member about their experiences on September 11, 2001. Students are to ask their subject three questions and write a three paragraph essay with a topic sentence for each paragraph. The essay must include at least two quotations from the interview and be checked for grammar and spelling. The assignment is meant to have students learn about one of the most significant events in US history from someone who experienced it firsthand.Recently uploaded (20)
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John Wolpert wrote: Hey, if you want to work with me on making your twin Twinzie-style, let me know. I'm implementing Twinzie (trained AIs that can interact with each other, discover win/win opportunities without disclosing the session directly to the respective users) in Valuable -- buyer/seller negotiation without exposing the seller's item before a mutually agreeable price can be proposed.油 Also starting to get traction for same model with the consulting firm I work with, where they have Twinzies of each of the participants of an experience do private 1-1 sessions to create their own Twinzie, and when group sessions are conducted, ideas in the session can get a score on whether they truly resonate with the participants' gestalt intentions or whether the idea might do violence to someone's intention...without revealing those intentions or outing people. Even in a session with three or four people, the live scoring doesn't provide any real sense of who might not like the idea. It just gives the room a sense of true alignment or a sense that something hidden might need to be addressed.
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Here is the short description..
Angina Pectoris is chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart, often due to coronary artery disease. It may feel like pressure or tightness in the chest and can spread to the arms, neck, or jaw. It can be stable (triggered by exertion) or unstable (occurs unpredictably). Treatment includes lifestyle changes, medications, and medical procedures to improve blood flow and prevent complications.
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n this webinar, Tapp Network experts taught an in-depth exploration of the latest marketing technology tools to guide you through selecting and integrating the right platforms to enhance your organizations efficiency, engagement, and overall impact.Sequoyah High School Dual Enrollment Information
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Vani Magazine April 2025 - Quarterly Magazine of Seshadripuram Educational Trust
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A Quarterly Magazine of Seshadripuram Educational Trust - Vani Magazine April 2025, Vol 37, Edition 3Introduction to generative AI for PhD students
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I ran a brief introduction to generative AI session for PhD students and post-docs enrolled in the SeNSS/ SENSS doctoral training partnership.
These are the slides used in the session. The session draws on my socio-technical framework for AI literacy: https://anacanhoto.com/2025/01/27/outline-for-my-ai-literacy-training-session-for-early-career-researchers/
The session was just one hour-long so there was time for neither detail nor depth. But, hopefully, it will encourage people to engage with the technology in ways that are both efficient and in line with the relevant norms.Vani Magazine April 2025 - Quarterly Magazine of Seshadripuram Educational Trust
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Egypt hw crossword
- 1. Across 4. Crops grown specifically to sell. 7. What percentage of Egypt's land is good for farming? 8. Egypt's capital city. 9. Mr. Raponi rode one of these in Egypt! 10. The ___ was built to control flooding of the Nile. 11. A triangle-shaped area of land at a rivers mouth. 13. Egypt was very much involved in the ___. 14. Egypt was the site of one of the most ___ civilizations in the world. 15. What is the longest river in the world? 16. Cairos mosques, schools, and universities make it a leading center of the ___. 18. The Sinai Peninsula is part of ___ Asia. 21. The Nile River is known as the ___ of Egypt. 22. This is the biggest desert in the world! Down 1. Egypt is broken into three parts, the Desert areas, Nile River Valley, and the ___. 2. Eighteen days of mass protests forced leader ___ to resign in February 2011. 3. The Aswan High Dam provides ___ power to Egypts industries. 5. Picture writing symbols used by the Ancient Egyptians. 6. In Ancient Egypt, the people turned the deceased rich people, especially Pharaohs, into ___. 12. Just east of the Nile River lies the ___ Desert. 17. Just west of the Nile River lies the ___ Desert. 19. Most people live within ___ miles of the Nile River. 20. What helps ships pass from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea?