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1) -Reflects a view of the natural world that is more inclusive
-metaphors and similes
-oral traditions
2) life in general wether it be animals or other beings
3) Yeah. I think they wound agree with having one upper person one big person.

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We didn't get Trumps opinion in the text. We also get the thoughts of some other redskins during the video.

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Her religion was super strict and being a poet was out of the ordinary for women in America.

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Wealth does not matter in her mind compared to the things in her mind.
Costliness and wealth bring me no pleasure.

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I think they are against him. They had maybe one thing about him explaining it but most of it was just details about negative. They brought in the socks, and other people doing it, him saying he doesn't know how long he would be doing it.

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She was an American Author who is considered the first African-American author. Born in West Africa. Her most famous poem is "On Being from Africa to America".
Some people might have looked at her and thought that skin changed how they felt about wanting to read it or respecting her. She might have gotten a lot of hate. Made it hard in life.

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They both explain how hard it was for African Americans. Watching the video was an overall facts about the whole situation, the poem shows more about the feeling of people thinking about the situation.

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no it wasn't. they were just stating facts of the full thing. They had a quote from a person and could have continued with it but they didn't.

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For each of the criteria below, highlight the one you identify with the most. (The video explains what each concept means.)

1. Intuition vs. Analysis

2. Spontaneity vs. Education

3. Honesty vs. Politeness

4. Idealism vs. Realism

5. The Rare vs. The Everyday

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What does this video show us about the depiction of the devil throughout literature?

overtime people thought that it would look different so they changed it to what they thought.

Why do you think writers from the Romantic period shifted away from the Puritan-style and began writing about characters who made bad choices?

for the story. making up stuff for the adventure to make people interested.

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Robert Leroy Johnson (May 8, 1911 – August 16, 1938) was an American blues musician and songwriter. His music had a small, but influential, following during his life and in the two decades after his death. Wasn't good, disappears year and a half, came back got good fast.

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form and style, one siting, every word means something and continues. detective stories. they were both sad and dark. Parents die, wife dies.

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to get detains out of them, secrets.
makes them think, you get to learn about what they were thinking and feeling.

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Realism- Darker, serious
Romanticism- Bright, fun
more classy posed, eye contact
stand for fantasy and real life

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The homework for english class makes my head spin like a tornado.

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They realized that their thoughts and feelings can make sense to others. I agree. I think writing poem, people like to read because they relate or they see the point you are trying to say.

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This is about him in every way but he just changed names. It tells it exactly. So he didn't get in trouble.

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All she had to do is get the PR to get first on the leadership board. She stood there in front shaking in front of her large, purple, rack. She grabbed the ends of her Adidas shorts and stares at her black tank top in the large mirror in front of her. As she begins to walk up to the large looking bar, she starts to feel her stomach turn.

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They are not as complex. Short and simple
Depending on the idea you are trying to say. sometimes it is nicer to get lots of ideas of the same thought through lots of words. but other times they just add too much and it is hard to understand.

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When someone refers to their "identity," what do they mean? When you meet new people, what is something you want them to know about who you are? What do you think people notice first?

Who they are. What people know them for.

That I am nice but confident. That Im not scared of things but I know how to handle them.

If people are shy or open. If they are comfortable around new people.

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Based on what was discussed in the video, why do you think photography was a convincing tool to help end child labor in the U.S.? What are the ethical problems associated with employing children under the age of 16?
They showed the truth of how bad it was on their body and how unsafe it was. How much physical and emotion stress there was. They don't have the strength or knowledge to be able to know its wrong and fight back.

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These photos ended child labor in the US

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Based on the way information is presented in this video, do you believe NBC contains some bias towards one side of the issue? Why or why not?
Yeah they are leaning towards the employee not all the way

What motive could this publication company (NBC) have for publishing this story?
show people the workers perspective.

What information, if any, is left out or not addressed adequately?
the quotes causes more problems and taking parts and pieces out.

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Choose one of the technologies mentioned in the article and discuss whether or not you think it is as "creepy" as the article suggests.
Voiceprint recognition systems
What do you think E.M. Forester would think about that technology? Why?
That we are using technology and becoming a lave to it. That it will take over everyone and we will become overly dependent over it. Because we have created it so deep and so detailed that we rely on it to learn and do daily things.

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Based on the information described in the video, what moral dilemma do self-driving cars create?
It would only go on data it has and reaction time just what it is programed to do

In your opinion, what type of "code" should self-driving cars have? (prioritize the driver's life, minimize damage, minimize harm to other drivers, etc.) Why?
Human like characteristics. Prove they are awake and there. So they are there to make the decision instead of relying on the car.

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The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars - Patrick Lin

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The topic of today's short story is "social progress."

Based on what you've seen in the video, decide whether or not this is progress? Why or why not?
No it's not. You still need to run the machine, charge it, watch the plants, just inside robotically and not fresh sun plants.

What implications does this new technology have for farmers? Are the effects positive, negative, or both?

Takes job, land, negative because they lost their job money and their whole life line. Its unethical.

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1. How does the article you chose relate to the story "The Wretched and the Beautiful"?

1. It describes how people care more about things that are 'beautiful' and in the story didn't care about the first set of aliens because they were ugly.

2. What findings discussed in the article are similar to what is discussed in the story? Cite a piece of evidence from the article to support your answer.

1. In the story they didn't do much for them because of how they looked.  "They had spent a lot of money and effort to entice a pair of them to nest in their backyard" that family liked how the birds looked so they did stuff to help them.

3. In your own experience, are the article's findings accurate? Have you ever experienced or witnessed what the article discusses?

1. Yeah, yes you would never catch me dead looking at a snake or spider close but I would always hold a squirrel or bird if I got a chance

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Would you ever be interested in living a place like Green Bank, WV? Why or why not?
No, I am not an adventurous I want this I want that type of person I just kinda go with the flow. I don't think about it so much. I like what I have but I would go for a week.

Do you think it's ethical for parents of children in that area to force them to live there?
No they should get to choose.
What benefits and/or detriments does this kind of community offer?
People get a little bit of a break and get more stuff done.

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The U.S. Town With No Cell Phones or Wi-Fi | National Geographic