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English planters first began growing sugarcane in Barbados in the 1640s, using a mixture of convicts and prisoners from the British Isles and enslaved people from Africa. Sugar agriculture was very profitable and it quickly spread throughout the Caribbean and to Louisiana and Mississippi in North America. Hundreds of thousands of enslaved men, women and children were brought from Africa to the Caribbean and America so that Europeans could have sugar and rum, the main products of sugar cane.  Sugarcane was an unusual crop. Europeans were used to growing crops such as wheat, which they then harvested and sent to other people who would turn the crop into flour. But on Caribbean and American plantations enslaved labourers had to do everything. They sowed, tended and harvested the crop, and then worked to extract the juice from the sugar cane and boil and process the juice in order to turn it into sugar and molasses, and later they might work to distil some of the waste products into rum. The sugar plantation was both a farm and a factory, and enslaved men, women and children worked long days all year round.

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Answer:a

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I work in a company as a salesman, and I can guarantee, it's a dog's life! My co-workers are mostly wolves in sheep's clothing, my boss is always shouting like a lion! One day this job will drive me crazy. But until a better job comes along, I need to endure it. One day I find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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Life continues even when terrible things happen, so this poem encourages us to look at the beauty around us rather than focus on the negative aspects of our lives.

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Is there a multiple choice?

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A clear distinction is often made between 'mind' and 'body'. But when considering mental health and physical health, the two should not be thought of as separate.

Poor physical health can lead to an increased risk of developing mental health problems. Similarly, poor mental health can negatively impact on physical health, leading to an increased risk of some conditions.

Skipping meals can also cause your metabolism to slow down, which can cause weight gain or make it harder to lose weight. “When you skip a meal or go a long time without eating, your body goes into survival mode,” This causes your cells and body to crave food which causes you to eat a lot.

Not getting enough physical activity can lead to heart disease—even for people who have no other risk factors. It can also increase the likelihood of developing other heart disease risk factors, including obesity, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, and type 2 diabete

Junk foods are high in calories, sugar, and fat, but lack important nutrients like fiber, vitamins, and minerals. They're thought to be a key component in the obesity epidemic and a driving factor in the development of certain chronic diseases.

Healthy diets boost "good" cholesterol (high-density lipoprotein) and decrease unhealthy triglycerides. This directly impacts risk of heart disease, stroke, metabolic syndrome, diabetes and high blood pressure by helping your blood flow smoothly.

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c

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da way

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D. Whose going to the store with me?

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"whose" is the wrong word for this, the correct way to say it would be "who is"

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Dally

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False.

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It first appears in the introductory paragraph then later in ur conclusion paragraph you restated weather it was true or not.

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"Just sit still. It won't sting you if you stop jumping around." advised Mr. Beech.

"It's a known fact," added Carlyle," that bees only sting if you scare them."

"Real funny, Carlyle. Now just get it off me." pleaded Joe

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text structure

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Text structure refers to how the information within a written text is organized. This strategy helps students understand that a text might present a main idea and details.

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Do you live in the United States? If you do then unfortunately you are witnessing how it happens.

It begins in most cases with hatred. There are two sides to an issue. Men of good faith cannot listen to someone with the opposite point of view.

I grew up in an era where the left and right would compromise with each other. The debate was often furious but when it ended, men of good intentions knew that the battle was over. I don't think that's true any longer. I think the battle just keeps on going with new issues to be fought over.

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True love

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Love polite friendly cooperation

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It is B

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A superjournalist is someone who not only write articles on a topic or event, but also use cameras or cellphones to capture photos and videos of things relating to that topic.

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A super journalist is someone who not only writes articles on a topic or event but also uses cameras or cellphones to capture photos and videos of things relating to that topic.

Both are in the business of imparting news and current events. But, journalists rely on the written word to get their point across. Photojournalists, on the other hand, use images or images and text to tell the story.

What Is the Purpose of Photojournalism? Simply speaking, a photojournalist's role is to relate a story through photography. The goal is not only to take pictures but to hold the images up to the highest journalistic standards in an effort to convey the truth.

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i think it is secondary source :)

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The fact that her life is ruined and nothing can now change her back to how she once was and how she dreams of being

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The story change if it were written from the perspective of Madame Forestier as The reader would know the thoughts of all the characters in the story. Thus the correct option is C.

The Story "The Necklace" revolves around the main character Mathilde who borrows a diamond necklace from her friend Madam Forestier to wear at a ball party to look pretty and wealthy.

The plot moves to further when Mathilde lost the necklace and in order to maintain a good reputation with her friends she buys a similar necklace of diamonds to her friend which causes her to live in debt for more than ten years.

The story ends with the suspense that the Diamond necklace is not a real diamond,  it was fake and Mathilde buys the real necklace for her friend.

In the whole story, Madam Forestier's perspective was missing so if the story is written from her point of view reader would know the thoughts of all the characters in the story.

Therefore, option C is appropriate.

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Answer: (s= songs and p=playlists imma add in)

Oooo yes I do! :3

S: Best friend- Orange county Rex :3

S: 505- Arctic monkeys //slowed//

S: Nobody- Mitski //slowed//

S: Treehouse- Alex g //reminds me of killua and gon tbh//

P: Killugon's playlist //them besties! :3//

S: Mr. Loverman- Ricky Montgomery //banana fish and gon and killua flashbacks-// //slowed//

S: The story - Conan gray //cHECK tHE 4 tO 5 VERSE//

S: Daddy Issues- The Neighborhood //i wonder who could that be- gon-// //slowed//

S: Sweater Weather- The Neighborhood //this song says bisexual rights ayo!//

//slowed//

S: Heather- Conan Gray //literally killugon lol// //slowed//

This is all imma say because my favorites r rlly long LMADSKDSKMSDKM but hope u enjoy these amazing songs! :3

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:3

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everyone is correct

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I DONT KNOW ABOUT the last one

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king, string, thing; gowns, crowns, rounds; fools, rule, school

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king, string, thing; gowns, crowns, rounds; fools, rule, school

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so you want the answer do you ok, here it goes, i have idea.

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a)one of the leaders job

b)the role of leader

c)respect for school property

d)visitors to the school

e)a feeling of pride

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Emphasis: 4. most important.

Addition: 3. moreover.

Comparison: 5. alike, 10. similarly.

Contrast: 9. however.

Cause-and-Effect: 2. Therefore, 6. As a result, 8. consequently.

1. For example and 7. For instance are illustration words, used to give examples or make things clearer.

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Signal words are those words that writers use to give some signal or hints about what is to come in the next sentences. In simple words, such words give us some idea about what to expect in the next sentences.

The given signal words are used in different aspects, which are listed as follows-

"Most important" is used to show emphasis.

"Moreover" is used to add information or detail about what has been said.

"Alike" and "similarly" are used to compare between things.

"However" is used when we want to contrast or differentiate one thing from another.

"Therefore, as a result, consequently" are used to talk about the cause-and-effect of things.

"For example" and "for instance" are used to present examples, or to illustrate the given idea to make the point clearer.

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One time I was in math and we were learning about geometry. I was really stressed becuase though I didn't get it and it was really hard because I needed to know the vocabulary but I got a 100% and I was really proud of myself.

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I don’t remember the exact moment that changed my life 9 years ago. Call that a side effect of falling through Ice and into a river. For some reason the water was able to send an electric shock through me, burning a small hole in my memory. And even though I don’t remember anything that happened I was told the story a dozen times so it’s like my own memory. I see it perfectly; I’m at Rosenburg Apartments where I and my mother used to live in North Carolina. I’m playing outside in the little snow we had gotten that year with my sister whose name is Jocelyn) when we spot the river. (It was more of a small pond, but either way, it was still frozen over.) My sister Jocelyn was 13 and I was 6 at the time but of course, we still had adult supervision. Our Mother stepped inside for a quick second to make us some sandwiches for when we were done playing outside. Jocelyn on the other hand wanted to play Follow The Leader with me so I agreed unknowing of what it was until she has just explained the rules to me. Mid-game she runs across the pond but even though I was uneasy about it, I ran across with her. But it wasn’t enough to hold my weight. I fall through the ice and even though it was a small pond and only at least 3 feet shallow, 6 years old me wasn’t prepared for this.  Bob the maintenance guy used a defibrillator on my heart because the electric shock I talked about stopped my heart. I was knocked out (above water because my sister has a brain.) and my sister was getting our Mother. I only remember my hair being slightly wet and me pretending to sleep while my family prays next to the bed. Luckily I was only in the hospital for 1 day. The doctors did their tests and concluded that my heart only took a 4-5 minute nap. Luckily I was fine. Although I thought I would never live, luckily I did which Im happy about....unhappy about follow the leader though-