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Causes for the fall of the Roman Empire - Answers-1. Intermediate cause was continuous barbaric invasion 
2. Internal factors included political instability, decreasing farm production, inflation, excessive taxation, decline of military 
3. rise of Christianity divided population 
 
Fuedalism in the middle ages - Answers-There were no formal countries, but the fiefdom held economic and political power 
 
What was necessary for the Industrial Revolution to begin in England? - Answers--Existence o...
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The Silk Road was an extensive network of maritime and overland trade routes that connected Asia with Mediterranean World, North Africa, and Europe. Which of the following religions became established in China as a result of the cross-fultural contact assocaited with the Silk Road? - Answers-Judaism, Zoroastraniam, and Hinduism. 
 
In the age of of Constintine, Rome was divided into the Western and Eastern Roman empires. The Western Roman Empire was destroyed by the end of the fifth century A.D....
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physical structure of universe - Answers-93 billion light years across, more than 100 billion galaxies, 13.7 billion years old, full of new-expanding-and decaying stars 
 
solar nebula - Answers-the solar system formed from this cloud of gas that collapsed under its own gravity, as the nebula shrank the sun formed in the center 
 
Circular orbits - Answers-large bodies in the solar system have orderly motions-all planets have nearly circular orbits moving in the same direction 
 
planet categori...
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How do you use Euclidean algorithm to find the greatest common divisor of two numbers. - Answers-You divide the smaller number into the larger one and then continue dividing by the remainder until you get a remainder 0. 
 
What is the Additive Property of Equality and the Additive Inverse? - Answers-Additive Property of Equality is if a=b, then a+c=b+c 
 
Additive Inverse is the number that you can add to another to get 0 (a.k.a. -x)
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1. Closed under addition and multiplication 
2. Associativity of addition and multiplication 
3. Commutativity of addition 
4. Identity Elements 0 and 1 
5. Inverse Element for addition 
6. Distributivity of addition and multiplication 
 
Key Difference: No Multiplicative Inverse, No Commutative Multiplication 
 
Examples: integers, square matrices, polynomials with coefficients in a ring
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adroit - Answers-skillful or nimble in difficult circumstances 
 
adversary - Answers-a foe or enemy 
 
advocate - Answers-to speak for an idea; a person who speaks for an idea 
 
aesthetic - Answers-pertaining to beauty 
 
affective - Answers-to do with emotional or feeling aspect of learning 
 
alias - Answers-an assumed name 
 
alleviate - Answers-to reduce or make more bearable 
 
allude - Answers-to make an indirect reference to, hint at 
 
ambiguous - Answers-open to many interpretations 
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Antiphrasis - Answers-Saying opposite of what is actually meant in a way that is obvious of what the intention is 
Example: "After I was so kinda interrupted" after being rudely interrupted by another person. 
 
Anaphora - Answers-Word or phrase which is repeated at the beginning 
Example: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" 
 
Epiphora - Answers-Repetition of a word or phrase at the end 
 
Which option best exemplifies an author's use of alliteration and person...
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