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Bill and Jayden shared the book that belongs to Jayden.

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c

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i took k12

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2. C) Do all of these things

Other 2. C) Do all of these things

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Answer:“Poverty is not a major factor in cause of crime.” For the author, crime was simply a matter of personal choice. Such logic is seductive and piggybacks on the US ideology of individual economic responsibility.  Poverty becomes something one chooses to move from or not. In such a world, failure to achieve is viewed as the responsibility of the individual.

This is poverty as moral failure and justifies for many any personal prejudice against the poor, including the nonsense that poverty does not impact crime. Such ideas about poverty are often based on personal stories about people who rose up and broke out of poverty. Anecdote is not good science; it’s more like myth-making. Anthropological research into poverty highlights a diversity of experiences among people classified as poor—including great resilience by those who do not escape it.

And while there is certainly academic debate about whether poverty causes crime, it has been proven that many conditions inherent in poverty are risk factors for criminal behaviour. Anthropologists do not document poverty as an economic condition to be measured. Rather they describe poverty as a qualitative social relation of multi-dimensional deprivation. That means poverty affects the quality of a person’s life not just in terms of income but rights, opportunities, capabilities and entitlements.

Yes, poverty doesn’t affect every person in exactly the same way but poverty does impact every person’s ability to achieve his or her full human potential and the World Bank’s 2001 report on poverty said just that.

People living in poverty are more likely to live or come from broken homes, experience low levels of education, suffer high rates of mortality, lack support, possess weak social networks, endure poor health conditions, including poor nutrition that effects many different abilities. They are also likely to be excluded from market participation and services.

Calling all people who live in poverty “vagabonds” is not only prejudice and deliberately misleading, it suggests poverty is just about being hungry and needing a job, and there is no structural impediment to breaking the cycle. People can come forward with their examples of individual success stories but it doesn’t change the fact that while some individuals break the cycle, the group “poor” on the whole cannot break the cycle and capitalism is designed to function in that precise way.

Capitalism requires an underclass, a poor, an industrial reserve army of labour, to do all the low-paying, awful jobs. That is a fact. Great wealth was, and is, accumulated by dispossession and it produces/d great poverty. Capitalism is a zero-sum game. There must be winners and losers. This isn’t a fun ride for everyone; this is neoliberal 21st century capitalism and it’s not that different in its punishments to late 19th century capitalism.

In this sense, poverty is a consequence of historical relationships that include white supremacy, racial hierarchy, underdevelopment, the creation of laws, class warfare, urbanism, transnational geopolitics, and how such big processes made and make the world. Poverty is not an abstraction one can personally choose to overcome or not. Rather, poverty is about social processes and the effects those processes have on productive people.

Let’s end with a simple question. What came first: poverty or the culture of poverty? Anthropologist Phillipe Bourgois spent years living and researching drugs dealers in the ghettos of Puerto Rico. He noted that rather than guns and drug culture being the culture of the ghetto, the ghetto and its poverty should be understood in historical and social context as the reaction to particular social and economic configurations in the colonial relationship between the USA and Puerto Rico.

A similar argument can be made about T&T. Yes, a culture of poverty can lead to criminality and anti-social behaviour, but we should also understand how the historical circumstances of our colonial relationship gave us the poverty that in turn constantly produces/d the culture of poverty we now denigrate and fear.

Put bluntly, blaming the poor for living in poverty rather than fixing the society that produces/d poverty is a massive blind spot found among some who do not live in poverty. It helps them feel successful and accomplished—superior. It’s a hold over of the divide-and-conquer politics of colonialism and racist at heart.

Poverty and the many wider socio-cultural issues, like crime, that it impacts, exist (and always will) because of the type of society we’ve all built, not because of the failure of individuals to personally overcome poverty.

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1. Determine whether the points (-5,8) and (-5,-4) lie on the same horizontal or vertical line. Explain how you know. Then, find the length of the line segment that connects them.

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They both lay on the same vertical line. When you add both point you can see that they both are in the same negative number which is -5. The distance between point is 12.

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true

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true

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C

Explanation: all the other apostrophes are placed a letter early/ or late

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it's about repressing anger and the consequences of doing it.

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It describes the narrator's repressed feelings of anger towards an individual, emotions which eventually lead to murder.

Answer:The importance of this statement is everybody that you see or meet has expereiced something that you have never imagned and that we will be unable to identify with it or comprehend.. Alos saying you shouls't judge somone in light of the fact that you never know whats going on. Indeed I do concur we as a whole prefer to pass judgment and ridicule somebody however everytime you do that they are expericing something horriable and you are exacerbating it. This is an incredible message since we as a whole experience it and other my not comprehend. It identifies with me since everybody that I meet has gone however something and that we may not comprehend in light of the fact that we don't experience it so we ought to consistently be thoughtful.

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False....................

Answer: it is false i just know because i am right i think

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whitch sectoin can u send a photo of your qeastion

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Sixth-grade students would enjoy finishing the year with a spring dance.

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D) Sixth-grade students would enjoy finishing the year with a spring dance

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It is not B (The sixth grade at Granite School had a dance last year) because it never mentions the school name and the letter is trying to convince them to have a dance.

It is not C (Many students will be uncomfortable at the sixth-grade dance) because it never mentions that sixth graders don't want the dance. They give reasons why they should have it.

It is not A (Dance parties are inexpensive and help students make friends) because although it kind of fits, D is stronger fitting with the letter.

It IS D (Sixth-grade students would enjoy finishing the year with a spring dance)  that is what the whole letter is about. Convincing the school to give them a dance to finish the year. It sums the whole letter up and declares what they want.

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the answer is C

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Answer: c

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because a pun is defined as A joke or type of wordplay in which similar definitions or sounds of two words or phrases, or different definitions of the same word, are deliberately confused

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1st. one is B

2nd. one is A

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lol mk i will

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I believe the answer your looking for is B

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Your school is wack

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I ain't never seen two pretty bestfriends.

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lol

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Heard about this, only ever had 1 bf and broke up with him because he was selfish and continued to pester me about getting him a 3 month early birthday present after i told him he would have to wait until his birthday before i gave his birthDAY present to him. But he wouldn't have it.

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Its 1, 2, 5, 6

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below

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c

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To suggest that sugary beverages should be avoided altogether

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False

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Answer:B

Explanation:When you see the dash the tone changes the sentence like this person mag not be so happy to be working with their northern they clarified that one of the people was their brother.

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A. set off further detail or explanation

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I did this on Acellus and got it correct, so you can trust this answer.

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thx

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Touching humans the most is the acceptance of unstoppable death.  We all know that death will be our fate some day, but how we accept or how we deal with it is left to each individual.  "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night," written by Dylan Thomas, emphasizes raging against death towards his dying father as he repeats this exhortation in the last line in every stanza.  Imagery, sound, metrics, and tone, are used by Thomas to create the theme of his poem and what it means. Here is how the imagery of the poem develops the meaning of the poem.  First of all,  Thomas convey resistance towards death with images of fury and fighting, as in "do not go gentle."

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james-son of zebedee

peter-jesus changed his name

judas-a traider

andrew-went to tell his brother about jesus

simon- a zealot

matthew- a tax collector

phillip- was from bethsaida (i think)

that is all i know

Answer: The theme is to never give up on your dreams.

Explanation:Im sorry thats all I know im sorry I wasnt much help:(

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you can do whatthey say

Answer: have you ever heard of slant?? if not here is what it is....

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Sit or stand siently

Listining

Attion

Number 0 voice

Track the speaker

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A. hardship

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Storms are rough to deal with and difficult to overcome

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B. Word Order

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I took the test and that was the correct answer.

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word order

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C The poet is explaining that the women’s songs are enjoyable to hear

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D

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d is for duh sorry jk the bugs are efficient in providing even a bit of energy