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Adorned with your favorite team logo and colors, this rolling cooler is insulated and perfect for taking to any sporting event or picnic. Features Nylon exterior with foam insulated interior, Heat sealed, leak proof liner. Features inline wheels and a telescopic handle. Also has shoulder straps so you can carry like a backpack.

Sports:  Rip/tear resistant nylon exterior with foam insulated interior, Heat sealed, leak proof liner, Features inline wheels and a telescopic handle with zipper storage compartments in front, converts to a backpack with two shoulder straps for convenience, holds 24 12oz cans plus ice
Company: Logo  (2008-04-01)
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Measures 30inches in diameter and stands 29inches tall.  Comfortable foam filled 27inches round seating area.  Made of durable 420 denier polyester.  The frame is made of 1.2 mm powder coated steel and holds up to 250 lbs.  Folds flat for easy storage.  Polyester carrying case includes handles.

Sports:  Extra-comfort is delivered with this unique sphere design, Generous 30" seating area features a large screen printed school logo, Steel tube frame is finishes in scratch resistant powder coat paint, Not just for tailgating! The Sphere chair is just as comfortable in your game room., Durable steel frame features steel tubing and scratch resistant powder coating paint
Company: Logo  (2008-04-01)
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(1) Homestake's Whitewood Creek Project (2) Wharf's Surface Rescue Team (3) Richmond Hill's Acid Rock Drainage Cleanup (4) Mining in the Classroom (5) The State Association Tours

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Studio: Image Entertainment Release Date: 04/29/2008

Director:  Albert Lamorisse
DVD:  Anamorphic, Black & White, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Company: Criterion Collection  (2008-04-29)
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In a sport filled with traditions and history, no other conference in College Football carries as much historical significance as the Southeastern Conference in its first 75 years. The SEC was formed in the 1930 ?s on the heels of the depression and quickly took College Football by storm. By the 1940?s the SEC flourished in ?The New South? with Heisman Trophy winners and National Championship Teams. The 1950?s brought legendary coaches like Bear Bryant at Alabama to the league while the 1960?s saw desegregation turn the league into the dominant national conference that it is today. The 1970?s were dominated by Alabama with multiple National Championships and Sugar Bowl appearances. In the 1980?s, the SEC introduced us to future household names Herschel Walker, Emmett Smith and Bo Jackson. The 1990?s brought innovative systems like Steve Spurrier?s fun?n gun passing offense to Florida and a return to National Championship glory at Alabama. And a young man named Peyton Manning honed his skills at Tennessee. 2000 to 2007 brought us National Championships at LSU and Florida and plenty of great teams and players along the way. Relive all the great football history of this powerful and historic conference in a special collectable DVD!

Director:  Peter Rudman, Geoff Glick
DVD:  Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSCOfficially Licensed, Highest Quality Recording
Company: Warner Home Video  (2007-10-09)
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Taped on June 27, 1978The last time Muggeridge was on Firing Line, Buckley reminds us, it was to comment on Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's first television interview (#S225); a few weeks before today's show was taped, Solzhenitsyn had again made waves, this time with his Harvard commencement address. Solzhenitsyn, with those great burning eyes, speaks like a prophet. Muggeridge, with his twinkling eyes, speaks like a benevolent grandfather--but the two men wind up saying much the same thing, whether speaking of the City of God or the City of Man. Muggeridge: "Every courageous man in the West who believes in freedom and equality will have a go at them [the South Africans], because that's very easy. But--" Buckley: "Or Chile." Muggeridge: "Chile, not quite so easily, because there aren't many black people there, and it's not within the orbit much of the West; but South Africa is the absolutely favorite thing. In order not to have to do or say anything about the Gulag, it's perfect. . . . I've been reading Spengler in these dark days. Do you ever read it?" Buckley: "I've managed to avoid it." Muggeridge: "You won't avoid it for long." Summary by Firing Line staff.

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DVD:  NTSC
Company: Southern Educational Communications Association (SECA)  (2008-08-11)
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In the car or on the go, this shoulder pad is a great way to show your team spirit.Comfortable, durable and lightweight, the pad provides padding and decoration for seatbelts, laptop bags, briefcases, backpacks, messenger bags--any strap up to 2 ¾" wide. The soft microsuede outer is lined with cushy, Sherpa-like fleece padding and features the genuine team colors and officially licensed team logo for your favorite NCAA team. Machine-washable. 8" x 7". Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.Car, office or bagThe shoulder pad fit over any strap up to 2 ¾" wide. It's great for laptop bags, seatbelts, kids' backpacks--you name it! Padded comfortWith a soft microsuede outer and Sherpa-like fleece inside, this shoulder pad will make any strap more comfortable against your skin. Colorful, genuine stylingThe shoulder pad showcases a genuine, officially licensed team logo and bright team colors.

:  Comfortable, durable and light weight, Pefect for the car, the office or on the go., Made of soft micro-suede and lined with sherpa like polyester, Shoulder pads are machine washable, Fit any strap up to 2.75" wide.
Company: TEAM SPORTS AMERICA 
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This South Carolina Gamecocks computer friendly planning tool is multi purpose. Not only does it serve has a mouse pad it will keep you organized too. This full color Mouse Pad Calendar features 12 tear- off monthly calendar pages. The pages are bound along the bottom to reduce creasing and rubber grip pads for stability. While showing team spirit you will be able to keep appointments right ?at your fingertips?. (January 2009 thru December 2009)

Misc.:  January 2009 - December 2009, Tear-Off Monthly Pages, Officially Licensed
Company: Turner Licensing 
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Features: - The Logo Art University of South Carolina Gamecocks Binoculars, the gift for the true Sports Fan!, - 8 x 21 Compact Binoculars., - 8 power magnification and 21 degrees field of view., - Central focusing adjustment knob. , - Matte gray finish hinged alloy tubes with rubber grips and rubber eye cups., - Coated glass lenses., - Nylon neck strap., - Packaged in nylon belt case and packed in cardboard box., - One year warranty.,

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Features membership information, event calendar, message board, and history. (more...)

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Membership: 1,675 (scroll down) "For 118 Years our focus has remained unchanged: "To protect and promote the interests of the ... (more...)

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The South African Scout Association is the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) recognized Scouting association in South Africa. Scouting began in the United Kingdom in ... (more...)

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South Bay Association of REALTORS® Official Website ... Our Holiday Hours:   December 24th - Closed at 12pm   December 25th-Closed    (more...)

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South Dakota Association of Realtors® 2008 (more...)

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Professional association for parts of the Mid-West and South of the US. (more...)

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Features general information about the organization, how to join, and related links. (more...)

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To support our members and provide a unified voice in sustaining and enhancing community-focused health services in South Dakota : Site Map (more...)

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Find out about membership, read articles, learn about rules of conduct, or find links to related resources. (more...)

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The SCASA office will be closed December 24 through January 4. We will be back in the office on January 5. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! (more...)

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I placed a * beside the answer I chose... 10pts possible, i point per question! 6. Which one of the following did the Populists support? (1 point) the Turner thesis* a progressive income tax staying on the gold standard private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7. What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? (1 point) The government already owned all the land of the West. The Native Americans did not want the land. * Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8. An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over (1 point) government treatment of Native Americans. Native Americans' misuse of the land. establishment of Christian schools on reservations.* passage of the Dawes Act. 9. The main objective of the nativists was to (1 point) repeal laws that restricted immigration. * help immigrants adjust to American culture. build tenement apartments for immigrants. restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? (1 point) irrigation of southwestern lands lower steamship rates the founding of Los Angeles the building of a railroad through Texas * 11. Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? (1 point) to prepare their children for college to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills * to keep their children out of criminal activity to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12. During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans (1 point) used the court system to fight discrimination.* formed their own political parties. ended all segregation in the South. founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13. Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? (1 point) a real struggle* an easier time than white males an impossible mission plenty of opportunities 14. How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? (1 point) It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. It allowed segregation to continue legally.* It improved the quality of African American facilities. It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15. What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training? (1 point) They are too ambitious. They are untrustworthy. They lack physical strength.* They lack mental ability. (more...)

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For items 1-5, match each term with its description below. Type the letter of your answer choice in the box below each description. *You will not use all the items. a. the Grange b. long drive c. Battle of Little Bighorn d. Morrill Land-Grant Act e. Massacre at Wounded Knee f. Homestead Act g. sooners h. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody i. land speculators j. Exodusters 1.____ bought up large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a large profit. 2.American citizens and immigrants who had applied to become citizens could acquire land directly from the government through the ____. 3.Homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889. 4.During the __, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers. 5.Oliver H. Kelley founded __ to help farmers form cooperatives. --------------------------------------... Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. 6.Which one of the following did the Populists support? A-the Turner thesis B-a progressive income tax C-staying on the gold standard D-private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7.What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? A-The government already owned all the land of the West. B-The Native Americans did not want the land. C-Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. D-Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8.An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over A-government treatment of Native Americans. B-Native Americans' misuse of the land. C-establishment of Christian schools on reservations. D-passage of the Dawes Act. 9.The main objective of the nativists was to A-repeal laws that restricted immigration. B-help immigrants adjust to American culture. C-build tenement apartments for immigrants. D-restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? A-irrigation of southwestern lands B-lower steamship rates C-the founding of Los Angeles D-the building of a railroad through Texas 11.Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? A-to prepare their children for college B-to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills C-to keep their children out of criminal activity D-to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12.During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans A-used the court system to fight discrimination. B-formed their own political parties. C-ended all segregation in the South. D-founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13.Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? A-a real struggle B-an easier time than white males C-an impossible mission D-plenty of opportunities 14.How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? A-It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. B-It allowed segregation to continue legally. C-It improved the quality of African American facilities. D-It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15.What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training? A-They are too ambitious. B-They are untrustworthy. C-They lack physical strength. D-They lack mental ability. (more...)

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this is my first time writing a cover letter. and i was wondering, does this seem like a good cover letter? suggestions are welcomed & very much needed. Jane Doe 1111 W. abc St, Los Angeles, Ca, 11111, (323)-111-111. Date: 30th December, 2008. Mr. John Smith, National Associations, 257, Park Avenue South, New York, NY 12345-6789. Dear Recruiter, I am writing to you in regards to the position for a Receptionist, which was advertised on careerbuilder.com on 30th December 2008. I have enclosed a copy of my resume? to provide you with an overview of my skills and experience. In it you will see that I would bring some important skills to the position, including: ?High quality work. ?Excellent organizational skills ?Strong customer service skills. ?Strong sense of ethics. My previous experience includes volunteering as an office assistant at George Washington Preparatory High School for two years; there I was able to effectively develop my communication, organizational, and customer service skills. I also handled a multi-line phone system, greeted visitors, and maintained record keeping. My time spent at TSA furthers my experience. I was able develop my ability to work in a face paced atmosphere, while also learning how to handle irate customers with a calm attitude. I believe that these skills and the many more listed in my resume? would be a great asset to your company. I would be more than happy to come in for an interview at your earliest convenience so that I can discuss my skills and how they will be valuable to the growth of your company. Please contact me at the above address or phone number if you require any further details. Yours sincerely, Jane Doe (more...)

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For items 1-5, match each term with its description below. Type the letter of your answer choice in the box below each description. *You will not use all the items. a. the Grange b. long drive c. Battle of Little Bighorn d. Morrill Land-Grant Act e. Massacre at Wounded Knee f. Homestead Act g. sooners h. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody i. land speculators j. Exodusters 1.____ bought up large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a large profit. 2.American citizens and immigrants who had applied to become citizens could acquire land directly from the government through the ____. 3.Homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889. 4.During the __, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers. 5.Oliver H. Kelley founded __ to help farmers form cooperatives. --------------------------------------... Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. 6.Which one of the following did the Populists support? A-the Turner thesis B-a progressive income tax C-staying on the gold standard D-private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7.What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? A-The government already owned all the land of the West. B-The Native Americans did not want the land. C-Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. D-Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8.An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over A-government treatment of Native Americans. B-Native Americans' misuse of the land. C-establishment of Christian schools on reservations. D-passage of the Dawes Act. 9.The main objective of the nativists was to A-repeal laws that restricted immigration. B-help immigrants adjust to American culture. C-build tenement apartments for immigrants. D-restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? A-irrigation of southwestern lands B-lower steamship rates C-the founding of Los Angeles D-the building of a railroad through Texas 11.Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? A-to prepare their children for college B-to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills C-to keep their children out of criminal activity D-to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12.During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans A-used the court system to fight discrimination. B-formed their own political parties. C-ended all segregation in the South. D-founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13.Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? A-a real struggle B-an easier time than white males C-an impossible mission D-plenty of opportunities 14.How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? A-It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. B-It allowed segregation to continue legally. C-It improved the quality of African American facilities. D-It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15.What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training? A-They are too ambitious. B-They are untrustworthy. C-They lack physical strength. D-They lack mental ability. (more...)

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For items 1-5, match each term with its description below. Type the letter of your answer choice in the box below each description. *You will not use all the items. a. the Grange b. long drive c. Battle of Little Bighorn d. Morrill Land-Grant Act e. Massacre at Wounded Knee f. Homestead Act g. sooners h. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody i. land speculators j. Exodusters 1.____ bought up large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a large profit. 2.American citizens and immigrants who had applied to become citizens could acquire land directly from the government through the ____. 3.Homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889. 4.During the __, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers. 5.Oliver H. Kelley founded __ to help farmers form cooperatives. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. 6.Which one of the following did the Populists support? A-the Turner thesis B-a progressive income tax C-staying on the gold standard D-private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7.What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? A-The government already owned all the land of the West. B-The Native Americans did not want the land. C-Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. D-Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8.An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over A-government treatment of Native Americans. B-Native Americans' misuse of the land. C-establishment of Christian schools on reservations. D-passage of the Dawes Act. 9.The main objective of the nativists was to A-repeal laws that restricted immigration. B-help immigrants adjust to American culture. C-build tenement apartments for immigrants. D-restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? A-irrigation of southwestern lands B-lower steamship rates C-the founding of Los Angeles D-the building of a railroad through Texas 11.Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? A-to prepare their children for college B-to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills C-to keep their children out of criminal activity D-to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12.During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans A-used the court system to fight discrimination. B-formed their own political parties. C-ended all segregation in the South. D-founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13.Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? A-a real struggle B-an easier time than white males C-an impossible mission D-plenty of opportunities 14.How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? A-It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. B-It allowed segregation to continue legally. C-It improved the quality of African American facilities. D-It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15.What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training? A-They are too ambitious. B-They are untrustworthy. C-They lack physical strength. D-They lack mental ability. (more...)

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People have told me my essays were very well written and i have some good recs, one from my favorite English teacher and one from he head of the Science Dept. at my school. GPA: 3.92 out of 4 (weighted) Rank 6th out of 284 SAT I: 1910 (AH! I've tried so many times, I just can't get it) SAT II's: 710 Chemistry, 760 Math II, 640 Literature (err) Courses 9-12 Math all honors:Geometry, Algebra II, Adv. Topics/Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus) Honors English I,II, III, IV Honors Biology, Chemistry, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, AP Biology History: Honors US I, II, World History Language, Spanish I, II Other, Honors Band (9-12), Media Production/Film Studies Transcript reflects all A's A+'s and some A-'s every year in all classes Extra curricular -Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band (Soloist/section leader/1st chair) -Track/ Cross Country (capt and varsity letter) MUN -Volunteered at Hospital in ambulatory surgery dept. -Multicultural/South Asian Student awareness -Martial Arts (Black Belt/Instructor) Volunteering for Teaching Kids Track and Field -Science Olympiad/Math League (scorer) -Worked in lab research Alzheimer's Disease -Went to China for two weeks, learned about history, culture through classes and taught rural Chinese children English -Indian Association Volunteer, Helping with international functions -Taught ESL classes to elderly in order to prepare them for US citizenship exam Hobbies None of relevance, except for a current project in creating my own Farnsworth Fusor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusor awaiting ACT scores, which if i were to estimate would probably be AT LEAST 30+ composite (more...)

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im a 15 year old white girl living in south africa... yeah im kinda goth and listen to metal but whatever.. im really killing to know some arguments on my opinion regarding what happened,, and some of urs too.. will choose best answer ""i blame: *the music *the parents *the violent video games *cartoons *south park *bullying *t.v. *drugs *marilyn manson"" hey heres an idea kids.. why dont we blame the actual people who pick up the gun, walk into school and empty it into their peers?? are half of the people who throw around the above acusations aware that on the day the shooting occured in columbine that the president of the united states dropped more bombs on coast lavol than any other time during the war? 10 DAYS after the columbine shooting occured a state official hosted a pro guns ralley.. referring to anti fire arm remarks he stated "from my cold dead hands" wielding a rifle above his head, the crowds reaction was thunderous applause. marilyn manson cancelled his tour in respect of them even though in reality he has no blame behind it. when asked what he would have said to the boys who shot up their school he replied, "nothing. i wouls have listened to what they had to say, because no body did that for them" who, in this situation is showing more logic and empathy to the masacre? yet who did america choose to blame? so what was the united states reaction to the columbine shooting? they started a blits on all the kids in schools... they were no longer alowed to wear their shirts untucked, wear baggy pants, or adorn any symbols that may be related to gang associations. an 8 year old was suspended from school for bringing a pair of nail clippers to class, the authorities stating that they were a weapon. another primary school child was expelled for pointing a piece of chicken at his teacher and saying bang bang. another 8 year old was sent home after pointing a gun shaped folded piece of paper at his class mates in a game of copas and robbers. a high school boy was expelled for dying his hair blue, another for wearing a scottish outfit to his high school dance with a FAKE traditional knife attached to his kilt.. the reason kids would shoot up their high school is because they are angry at the way that they are treated there.. and now authorities have the audacity to make life even more hellish for them by suppressing them even further??? when in reality the boys responsible for columbine just walked right on in.. even if ppl had been checking their bags, the masacre would have occured ANYWAY.. the same case is with the samari incident in krugersdorp.. how can society, the peopkle of america, blame the music, the hair, the toenail clippers.. THE CHICKEN!!!! when they are so goddamn pro fire arms?? when a pro gun ralley can be run 10 days later.. when in actual fact the guns that eric harris and dylan klebold perchased to shoot up their school were actually bought leggally? the united states needs to sort out their priorities (more...)

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im a 15 year old white girl living in south africa... yeah im kinda goth and listen to metal but whatever.. im really killing to know some arguments on my opinion regarding what happened,, and some of urs too.. will choose best answer ""i blame: *the music *the parents *the violent video games *cartoons *south park *bullying *t.v. *drugs *marilyn manson"" hey heres an idea kids.. why dont we blame the actual people who pick up the gun, walk into school and empty it into their peers?? are half of the people who throw around the above acusations aware that on the day the shooting occured in columbine that the president of the united states dropped more bombs on coast lavol than any other time during the war? 10 DAYS after the columbine shooting occured a state official hosted a pro guns ralley.. referring to anti fire arm remarks he stated "from my cold dead hands" wielding a rifle above his head, the crowds reaction was thunderous applause. marilyn manson cancelled his tour in respect of them even though in reality he has no blame behind it. when asked what he would have said to the boys who shot up their school he replied, "nothing. i wouls have listened to what they had to say, because no body did that for them" who, in this situation is showing more logic and empathy to the masacre? yet who did america choose to blame? so what was the united states reaction to the columbine shooting? they started a blits on all the kids in schools... they were no longer alowed to wear their shirts untucked, wear baggy pants, or adorn any symbols that may be related to gang associations. an 8 year old was suspended from school for bringing a pair of nail clippers to class, the authorities stating that they were a weapon. another primary school child was expelled for pointing a piece of chicken at his teacher and saying bang bang. another 8 year old was sent home after pointing a gun shaped folded piece of paper at his class mates in a game of copas and robbers. a high school boy was expelled for dying his hair blue, another for wearing a scottish outfit to his high school dance with a FAKE traditional knife attached to his kilt.. the reason kids would shoot up their high school is because they are angry at the way that they are treated there.. and now authorities have the audacity to make life even more hellish for them by suppressing them even further??? when in reality the boys responsible for columbine just walked right on in.. even if ppl had been checking their bags, the masacre would have occured ANYWAY.. the same case is with the samari incident in krugersdorp.. how can society, the peopkle of america, blame the music, the hair, the toenail clippers.. THE CHICKEN!!!! when they are so goddamn pro fire arms?? when a pro gun ralley can be run 10 days later.. when in actual fact the guns that eric harris and dylan klebold perchased to shoot up their school were actually bought leggally? the united states needs to sort out their priorities (more...)

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a. the Grange b. long drive c. Battle of Little Bighorn d. Morrill Land-Grant Act e. Massacre at Wounded Knee f. Homestead Act g. sooners h. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody i. land speculators j. Exodusters 1. ____ bought up large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a large profit. (1 point) 2. American citizens and immigrants who had applied to become citizens could acquire land directly from the government through the ____. (1 point) 3. Homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889. (1 point) 4. During the __, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers. (1 point) 5. Oliver H. Kelley founded __ to help farmers form cooperatives. (1 point) Multiple Choice Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. IDENTIFYING MAIN IDEAS 6. Which one of the following did the Populists support? (1 point) the Turner thesis a progressive income tax staying on the gold standard private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7. What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? (1 point) The government already owned all the land of the West. The Native Americans did not want the land. Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8. An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over (1 point) government treatment of Native Americans. Native Americans' misuse of the land. establishment of Christian schools on reservations. passage of the Dawes Act. 9. The main objective of the nativists was to (1 point) repeal laws that restricted immigration. help immigrants adjust to American culture. build tenement apartments for immigrants. restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? (1 point) irrigation of southwestern lands lower steamship rates the founding of Los Angeles the building of a railroad through Texas 11. Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? (1 point) to prepare their children for college to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills to keep their children out of criminal activity to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12. During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans (1 point) used the court system to fight discrimination. formed their own political parties. ended all segregation in the South. founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13. Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? (1 point) a real struggle an easier time than white males an impossible mission plenty of opportunities 14. How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? (1 point) It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. It allowed segregation to continue legally. It improved the quality of African American facilities. It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15. What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training?(1 point) They are too ambitious. They are untrustworthy. They lack physical strength. They lack mental ability. (more...)

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a. the Grange b. long drive c. Battle of Little Bighorn d. Morrill Land-Grant Act e. Massacre at Wounded Knee f. Homestead Act g. sooners h. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody i. land speculators j. Exodusters 1. ____ bought up large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a large profit. (1 point) 2. American citizens and immigrants who had applied to become citizens could acquire land directly from the government through the ____. (1 point) 3. Homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889. (1 point) 4. During the __, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers. (1 point) 5. Oliver H. Kelley founded __ to help farmers form cooperatives. (1 point) Multiple Choice Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. IDENTIFYING MAIN IDEAS 6. Which one of the following did the Populists support? (1 point) the Turner thesis a progressive income tax staying on the gold standard private ownership of communications and transportation systems 7. What reason was given by settlers as to why they had a greater right to western lands than the Native Americans? (1 point) The government already owned all the land of the West. The Native Americans did not want the land. Settlers produced more food and wealth than Native Americans. Native Americans had already agreed to give away their lands. 8. An "Indian rights" movement grew out of outrage over (1 point) government treatment of Native Americans. Native Americans' misuse of the land. establishment of Christian schools on reservations. passage of the Dawes Act. 9. The main objective of the nativists was to (1 point) repeal laws that restricted immigration. help immigrants adjust to American culture. build tenement apartments for immigrants. restrict immigration. 10. What development led to the first wave of Mexican immigration in the early 1900s? (1 point) irrigation of southwestern lands lower steamship rates the founding of Los Angeles the building of a railroad through Texas 11. Why did parents pressure local governments to reform public schools? (1 point) to prepare their children for college to extend their children?s knowledge beyond the basic skills to keep their children out of criminal activity to provide opportunities for sports and other extracurricular activities 12. During the early 1900s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was an example of how African Americans (1 point) used the court system to fight discrimination. formed their own political parties. ended all segregation in the South. founded settlement houses in black neighborhoods. 13. Which phrase best summarizes what women and African Americans experienced when they sought to attend college in the late 1800s? (1 point) a real struggle an easier time than white males an impossible mission plenty of opportunities 14. How did the Plessy v. Ferguson decision affect racial relations in the South? (1 point) It forced white and African Americans to use the same public facilities. It allowed segregation to continue legally. It improved the quality of African American facilities. It ordered that segregation should be ended in public schools. 15. What stereotype was used to justify not giving women professional training?(1 point) They are too ambitious. They are untrustworthy. They lack physical strength. They lack mental ability. (more...)

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