'Self preservation' diaporamas de présentation

JEOPARDY

EFMB. JEOPARDY. # 1 SOLDIERS MANUAL COMMON TASKS (STP 21-1-SMCT). Prepared by Expert Field Medical Badge Test Control Office. Answer in the form of a question!. Next. You have 10 seconds to answer the question. If you cannot answer the question, the other team has a chance to answer.

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Political Philosophy

Political Philosophy. Types of Government. Democracy- Rule by the people Monarchy- rule by a king Oligarchy- rule by a group Theocracy- rule by religious leaders Despotism or Dictatorship- rule by someone who seized the government by force. Right or Left. Communism Socialism

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Losing the Family Farm

Losing the Family Farm. Callie Rogers Jordan Holmes Ashley Bunch. Family Farm. Industrial Farm. What is a Family Farm. 2.4% of population Family owns most of land Majority of labor is from family Open Market System Typically managed within the family. The Facts. Losing the Farm .

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The Luddites, Neo- Luddism , and Technophobia

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Think about the following terms from the Chapter as we watch the film, GOOD HAIR.

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THE HOLOCAUST

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Stockholm Syndrome

Stockholm Syndrome. Overview Mr. Noble Psychology 1 LOHS. Background. What is Stockholm Syndrome?

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Mannerism

Mannerism. The artistic Renaissance came to an end when a new movement emerged in Italy in eh 1520s and 1530s. This movement was called Mannerism. The Reformation brought revival to religious views. Along with this revival came political strife.

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Crisis and absolutism in europe

Chapter 14 notes. Crisis and absolutism in europe. Religious wars plagued Europe in the 16 th century. Most were between Catholicism and Calvinism, but economy, social issues and politics also played roles.

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Thomas Hobbes

Thomas Hobbes. By: Celia Aloia, Blake Chernin, Lindsay Berish. Biography. born April 5, 1588; In Malmesbury, W iltshire. raised by his wealthy uncle. 1603- he attended Magdalen Hall, Oxford where he studied scholastic philosophy.

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The limbic system the core of the forebrain

The limbic system the core of the forebrain. Thalamus. - relays info to the cortex. Hypothalamus - regulates motivational behaviors such as eating, drinking - regulates body functions. Amygdala. - activated by emotions, self preservation. 4. Hippo campus - stores memory . Septum

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