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Social Behavior of Nonhuman Primates: Effects on Brain Dopamine Systems and on Cocaine Reinforcement. Michael A. Nader, Paul W. Czoty, Susan H. Nader, Robert Gould, Michelle Icenhower, Natallia Riddick and Jay R. Kaplan. OUTLINE.

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Greek Drama

Greek Drama. Dithyrambs: sung by a Greek chorus of up to 50 men or boys dancing in circular formation would normally relate some incident in the life of Dionysus

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer . Why would a fist be regularly used to symbolize a revolution? What does it mean to be COLONIZED? How do you think a colonizing country would treat the people they colonized? Why?. Colonial Society. Colonized by France VERY PROFITABLE 4 Groups in Society Grand Blancs

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Tortilla Curtain

Tortilla Curtain. Vocabulary Review. Part ONE Vocabulary. Incongruous. Out of keeping or place. Guttural. harsh; throaty. Inscrutable. not easily understood; mysterious. Furtively. Definition: Characterized by stealth; sly and secretive Part of Speech: Adjective

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Chapter 17

Chapter 17. This period of industrialization and urbanization, bringing in its wake intense social and economic change, began first in Britain. The Industrial Revolution Begins. A Booming Commercial Economy in the West The Western and non-Western Worlds Intellectual traditions and politics

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer . Why would a fist be regularly used to symbolize a revolution? What does it mean to be COLONIZED? How do you think a colonizing country would treat the people they colonized? Why?. House Keeping. SUB DAY: Friday, February 7, 2013 SHOUT OUTS: Students who turned in their work!

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Cultural Dimension of Anatomy and Physiology

Body and Medicine in social and cultural context. Cultural Dimension of Anatomy and Physiology. Background. The human body is more than just a physical organism fluctuating between health and illness.

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The Decameron

The Decameron. An Introduction. Author. Giovanni Boccaccio B. 1313 D. 1375 Italian writer Humanist O ne of the founders of the Renaissance.

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Jamestown Colony

Jamestown Colony. The First Permanent English Settlement in America. Jamestown Colony. Chartered by King James I Virginia Company of London James Fort Susan Constant Godspeed Discovery. Powhatan Confederacy. ~14,000 inhabitants Chief Powhatan Algonquian-speaking Initially friendly.

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LIBS 7007: Technology & Universe

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The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales. Outline. Geoffrey Chaucer background Estates System Rise of Middle Class Corruption of Church Tales Pilgrims Use of Two Voices What We W ill C over. Geoffrey Chaucer 1343-1400. Born in London and is buried in Westminster Abbey.

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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Act II

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Nov. 19 and Nov. 20

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Elements of Shakespearean Drama

Elements of Shakespearean Drama. Tragedy. A drama in which a series of actions leads to the downfall of the main character, called the TRAGIC HERO Plot builds to a CATASTROPHE, or a disastrous final outcome, that usually involves the death of the hero and many others. Tragic Hero.

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Literature in the Middle Ages

Literature in the Middle Ages. Canterbury Tales and Romance. Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales. The Princess Bride. The Canterbury Tales. Collection of narrative poems Historical and social significance: Provides a snap shot of medieval England. The pilgrimage. Was like a vacation

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet. Vocabulary 1 Act I, Scene i -iv. Dignity. ( n .) high social rank; having great self-respect. Dignitas (Latin): worthiness. How to fail a test with dignity - ?. Choler. ( n .) anger; wrath; irritability . Cholera (Latin): cholera. Quarrel.

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Hamlet

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Bullying and Monkeys. Problem?

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Warm-up #6

Warm-up #6. If you were a emperor, who would you trust to protect your land? How much power would you give this protector? Explain. Feudalism. A political, economic, and social system based on loyalty, the holding of land, and military service.

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