History 410 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

archipelago a group of islands globe a model of the earth peasant a working-class farmer in Europe plateau a plain in the mountains or high above sea level isthmus a narrow bridge of land connecting two larger pieces of land neutral on neither side in a quarrel or war fertile able to produce much; producing crops easily land lock surrounded by land

3/5 Compromise-each slave would count for 3/5 of a person for taxation and representation purposes Jim CrowLaws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites Middle PassageA voyage that brought enslaved Africans from west africa to american slave ports Chattel Slaverya system by which spaces were considered portable property and denied all rights or legal authority over themselves or their children Black Nationalisma diffuse ideology founded on the idea that black people consti...

NURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (100% Correct) NURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (100% Correct) Tendons connect - ANSWER - muscle to bone Ligaments connect - ANSWER - muscle to muscle bursa definition - ANSWER - fluid and cushion, have them in spine functions of the musculoskeletal system - ANSWER - -protection for vital organs -providing framework to support body structures -mobility -maintenance of body temperature -facilitation of venou...

World History/Geography OSAT Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which ancient civilization is known for creating the first known form of writing, cuneiform? A) Egyptians B) Phoenicians C) Sumerians D) Babylonians C) Sumerians Rationale: The Sumerians, an ancient civilization from Mesopotamia, are credited with developing cuneiform, one of the earliest systems of writing. The fall of the Roman Empire in the West is traditionally dated to what year? A) 410 CE B) 476 CE C) 395 CE D)...

NUR 410 Comprehensive Final Exam || Complete Questions & Answers (Graded A+) NUR 410 Comprehensive Final Exam || Complete Questions & Answers (Graded A+) Holistic View of the Elderly- In gerontology, it is necessary to: - ANSWER - 1. Differentiate the aging process from disease. 2. Understand the contributions of heredity, lifestyle, and environmental factors in how people age. 3. Correlate the physiologic state with psychological, social, and physical function. Assessment of the O...

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NURS 210-Cardiovascular- Heart and Blood VesselsQuestions=any heart problems like murmurs or heart failure, family history of heart problems, heart attack, do you smoke (nicotine=vasoconstrictor), how much and how long have you smoked, have you ever smoked, any emboli, any thrombosis, any hypertension (heart will have to work harder), any surgeries, ay rheumatic fever (strep throat turns into this), any diabetes (excessive sugar, these pt do not manage blood lipids well) - correct answer C__...

"Wooley et. al. followed by others...the current article" - ANSWER ☑☑Is Fat A Feminist Issue? Exploring the gendered nature of bias; Fikkan & Rothblum ; (233-4) 2011; sizeism; Beauty ideals, changeable, enforcement, related to power, consumerism; Eating Disorders; intersectionality "The fact that even the most....endure heightened scrutiny" (247) - ANSWER ☑☑Pham,If the clothes fit: A feminist take on Fashion (2011); Objectification ;Beauty ideals o changeable o enforcement o rel...

A first course in business statistics , James T. McClave, P. George Benson, Terry Sincich, 2001, Business & Economics, 758 pages. . Beginning statistics--A to Z , William Mendenhall, Mar 1, 1993, Mathematics, 525 pages. . Statistics by Example , Terry Sincich, 1993, Mathematics, 1006 pages. . Statistics for business and economics solutions manual, David Ray Anderson, Dennis J. Sweeney, Thomas Arthur Williams, 2002, Business & Economics, . . A first course in business statistics , James T. Mc...

Chapter 1: Punishment and Sentencing - ANSWER-Page 409 The History of Punishment - ANSWER-Page 410 From Exile to Fines, Torture to Forfeiture - ANSWER-Page 410 Early Greece and Rome - ANSWER-In early Greece and Rome, the most common state-administered punishment was banishment or exile. Only slaves were commonly subjected to harsh physical punishment for their misdeeds. Interpersonal violence, even attacks that resulted in death, were viewed as a private matter. These ancient peoples ty...