Class Discussions

1. What was the Monroe Doctrine, and how did it influence America's foreign policy in the early 19th century? 2. The Monroe Doctrine of 1823 warned European powers against interference in the Americas, establishing the U.S. as the region's protector and setting the stage for future U.S. intervention

1. How did revolutionary ideals influence social and political changes in the colonies, 2. the revolution brought ideas like equality and and that the working class shouldn't be treated horribly just because they weren't born into power and they should be able to get what they asked for. 3. what rol

1. There's enough DNA in your body to stretch from the Earth to the Sun and back—about 600 times 2. you cant throw up while humming 3. a bolt of lightning is about 5x hotter then the suns surface

Discussion Question: What is the primary function of mitochondria in a cell? The primary function of mitochondria in a cell is to produce energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) through cellular respiration. They convert nutrients like glucose and oxygen into ATP, which powers various ce

1. if someone isn't telling the truth they are mendacious 2. The "M’s" in M&M’s stand for Mars and Murrie, the founders of the candy. 3. There’s a lake in Australia that is naturally bright pink—Lake Hillier

1. Space smells like burnt steak and welding fumes, according to astronauts. 2. You can't burp in space because there's no gravity to separate gas from liquids in your stomach. 3. There’s a species of jellyfish that can live forever by reverting to its younger form.

Discussion Question: Whats the one subject you wish was expanded upon more? Herbology! I wish we had a class in herbology and what herbs could be used to do what or preserve etc. I've always enjoyed Herbology along with Biology Discussion Question: If you were president, whats one thing you would

Discussion Question: Reflect on your learning journey in this unit. What concept did you find most intriguing, and why? The idea that at one point we were not all equal. that slavery was common. that history is repeating itself. I know that sounds stupid, but its always been alien to me, the thought

Discussion Question: How did the development of a distinct American culture in the early 19th century reflect the values and beliefs of the time? The development of a distinct American culture in the early 19th century reflected values like individualism, democracy, and westward expansion. It embrac

Discussion Question: How did the Market Revolution transform the American economy and society in the early 19th century? The Market Revolution transformed the American economy by shifting from agrarian to industrial production, fostering growth in transportation (canals, railroads), and promoting co

Discussion Question: How did the institution of slavery develop and evolve in the British colonies? The use of enslaved Africans in the British colonies became prevalent after an initial reliance on indentured servants. The economic need for workers, particularly in agriculture like tobacco, sugar,

Discussion Question: What were the major causes and outcomes of the American Revolution, and how did battles like Lexington and Concord mark its beginning? The American Revolution was caused by British taxation, lack of representation, and colonial resistance. Battles like Lexington and Concord mark

1. What were the major causes and outcomes of the American Revolution, and how did battles like Lexington and Concord mark its beginning? 2. signifying the first open conflict between British troops and American colonists, galvanizing widespread support for the revolutionary cause and demonstrating

Discussion Question: What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, and how did events like Shays's Rebellion highlight the need for a stronger central government? The Articles of Confederation provided limited central authority, making governance difficult. Shays's Rebelli

1. what's a random fact a government department you know 2. riot shields aren't actually bullet proof they are just made up of some plastic and a stronger piece of plastic in the middle if you actually shot one it would probably break into piece's 3. what's a common misconception with animals that's

1. How do chromosomes ensure the accurate transmission of genetic information during cell division? 2. chromosomes ensure accurate transmission by having the new cell take information from both cells that made it 3. what happens if a glass is literally half full 4. the void that would be in the top

Discussion Question: What is one of your favourite things to draw? Skulls. I love anatomy, and its always relaxing to flex my memory on the way our bones and muscles look by drawing them with detail. Discussion Question: What is one of the lesser known ways to cure a cough? Inhale steam! or try ma

1. Some frogs can freeze solid in winter and thaw out alive in spring 2. The world's oldest piece of chewing gum is over 9,000 years old 3. A bolt of lightning can contain enough energy to toast 100,000 slices of bread

Discussion Question: What role do alleles play in genetic variation and the expression of traits? Alleles are different versions of a gene that arise through mutation. They contribute to genetic variation by providing diverse instructions for traits. The combination of alleles from both parents det

1. Water can boil and freeze at the same time – it's called the "triple point." 2. Honey never spoils. Archaeologists found 3,000-year-old honey in Egyptian tombs, and it was still safe too eat 3. sharks are older then trees by about 57 million years

Discussion Question: What's one of your favorite quotes from a series you've read? "The last time?" Mousefur snapped. "Good, go away.". Hunter, E. (2008). Long Shadows (2nd ed.). Erin Hunter. Discussion Question: What's one of the weirdest things you know? Thoughts are created in around the same a

Discussion Question: How did the Compromise of 1850 attempt to address the sectional conflicts over slavery, and what were its immediate and long-term effects? The Compromise of 1850 aimed to resolve sectional tensions by admitting California as a free state, strengthening the Fugitive Slave Act, an

Discussion Question: What were the key takeaways from the lessons on the development of an American culture, the Second Great Awakening, and the age of reform? Key takeaways: The development of American culture emphasized individualism, the Second Great Awakening spurred religious revival, and the A

Discussion Question: What are the key points from the review on the cell cycle and mitosis that you found most enlightening? The most enlightening points from the review include the detailed stages of the cell cycle (G1, S, G2, M) and how checkpoints regulate progression. The process of mitosis, es

1. Summarize the key points from the enzymes review. How do these points help in understanding enzyme function and regulation? 2. Catalyst A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being changed Enzyme A biological catalyst (usually a protein) Substrate The reactant molecule that an enz

1. How did the institution of slavery develop and evolve in the British colonies? 2. slavery evolved from a system initially utilizing a mix of indentured servants and enslaved Africans to a heavily reliant system on African slave labor, primarily due to the labor-intensive demands of plantation agr

1. what is the mitochondria 2. the mitochondria is the power house of the cell 3. what is 5^2 (five to the power of two) 4. 25 5. how many pieces are in a chess match (at the start) 6. 32 (there are 16 pieces on each side of the chess board)

Discussion Question: What were the key takeaways from the lessons on the Seven Years' War, taxation without representation, and the philosophical foundations of the American Revolution? Key takeaways include the Seven Years' War's impact on British debt, leading to taxation without representation, w

1. Why are concentration gradients important for cellular processes? 2. the reason they are important is because cells have to bounce around to low gradient spaces or it will be unbalanced 3. what does it mean when you suddenly get hot when its cold out 4. if you are out in the cold and you suddenly

1. What were the key takeaways from the lessons on the rise of political parties, politics and regional interests, and America on the world stage? 2. The rise of political parties in the U.S. marked the start of organized political competition, influenced by regional interests. As the nation grew, i