Essay Bank from my homeschool experience
Islam is the second most subscribed to religion in the world, so it is good to understand the basis of what they believe, regardless of weather you believe it yourself. It also makes it much easier to understand the thought process of Muslims, and why they do a certain thing that is not “right†to …
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In 2018, in April we had a hail storm. I think maybe there was a chance of tornadoes (it’s been a few years now since then so I don’t remember) so we all went to the basement. And listened to the radio. After the storm passed, my tomato plant (which had been outside) looked dead, …
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To choose your soldering iron, you want to avoid two kinds of soldering irons. You want to stay away from a soldering gun, because they are good for mostly high temperature soldering, not much else; they can also burn a PCB board if you are soldering one of those. You also want to stay away …
Today we’re going to talk about the settings and the moods of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, while also giving a book-report style summary of the book. First we have to tackle the prologue. A tourist (it is implied to be Mark Twain, the author) meets a man, Hank Morgan. Hank says that …
After the Sack of Rome and the Fall of the Western Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire was left. It became known as Byzantium. Justinian’s Uncle was the emperor before Justinian became emperor himself. As his Uncle got older, Justinian began to help him rule, as co-emperor. When his uncle died, he became the sole …
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The cat and dog have influenced me and my actions the most, other than my dad, who I’ve wrote about in this context before. Cooper (our indoor tabby cat) and Rocco (our giant German Shepherd dog) have taught me to respect dogs and cats more than I did previously, although I was much younger when …
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