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With no change in our day to day lives or our role in the climate change this is what is predicted for the U.S. Climate change is affecting us all over the world but this picture is showing the predicted rise in temperatures in the US. The constant rise in temperatures will have a negative impact on Earth and human life.

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I picked caffeine because it is used in almost every persons everyday life. Caffeine comes in different forms from coffee, soda, and energy drinks and almost everyone always has one through out their day to day lives.

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The third agricultural revolution period was during the 1950's-1960's. It was the start of increased agriculture around the world. It helped countries staring out and one that were already established.

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The first agricultural revolution made a huge impact on how we live our lives today. It was the beginning of people starting to grow their own food and not having to hunt or move around all the time. It was the beginning of people being able to settle down, build homes, and start communities.

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Unit 4
Temperate grasslands are one of the most endangered biomes. It has provided for humans over centuries and it has hurt the land. Grasslands cover roughly 8% of our Earth and only almost 4% is protected.

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A gymnosperm is a type of plant that has seeds that are unprotected. A good example is Pine trees. Pine cones grow on the trees and fall on the ground spreading their seeds. Pine trees can be found all over the United States but they are also found in Georgia all over the place. There are multiple types of pines tree found all over in the state of Georgia itself.

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I picked this picture because I feel like it gives a good example of photosynthesis. It breaks down the process of it. It also shows what goes into photosynthesis and how it works. It lets you know it takes place in the chlorophyll and describes the process. It also gives a very good visual to match what it is stating.

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I picked this picture because to me it is a good basic visual over the notes. It also sums everything up up into one easy picture to be able to read and understand. Seeing this visual has given me a better understanding of the notes.