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TYPES OF LECTURES IN COLLEGE

Lecture Types � No Power Point � Just pictures � Little wording � Normal amount of wording � More text � Block Text

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Borgia's � Pope Alexander VI � Cesare

Australia Economy � Paper Major Export � Tourism and agriculture major parts � Opal � Minimum wage: $16 � Desalination

Palestine Plan � Became independent in 1948 � United nations plan of 1947 to split region into two states opposed by Arabs

Death on the Bozeman Trail � Sioux in Bighorn Mountains � Crazy horse � Hundred Slain/ Fetterman Massacre � 80 soldiers killed � Treaty of Fort Laramie � Sitting Bull doesn't sign treaty

War with Spain Erupts � War in the Philippines � Commodore George Dewey � Blew apart Spanish fleet in 2 hours � Fought with Filipinos, 11, 000 Americans � Victory in 2 months � War in the Caribbean � Naval Blockade of Cuba � Strong navy, small professional army, 125, 000 volunteered � Not enough modern guns to go around � Wool clothes unsuitable to Cuban Climate � Rough Riders � Army of 17, 000 landed in Cuba � Cavalry led by Theodore Roosevelt, declared hero on San Juan Hill � Spanish fleet destroyed trying to escape � Treaty of Paris � Fighting lasted only 15 weeks � Cuba Freed, Guam, and Puerto Rico given to US, Philippines sold to US for $20 Mil

� Wilson Wins Financial Wilsons Background reform � In south during Reconstruction, lawyer, history professor, president at Princeton University, Governor of New Jersey � Two key antitrust measures � Clayton Antitrust Act, strengthened Sherman Antitrust act, unions not subject to law � Federal Trade commission Act of 1914, watchdog agency � A New tax system � Lowered tariffs, Underwood Act � Manufacturing lobbyists fought against act � Federal Income Tax � 16 th Amendment, graduated federal level tax � 1% on incomes over $4, 000, 6% on incomes over $500, 000 � Federal Reserve System � Decentralized private banking system under fed control � Federal Reserve Act of 1913 � New paper currency in emergency � Make loans � Transfer funds to member banks in trouble � by 1923 70% of national banking in fed reserve system

� Conquest was the main tool of these Hellenistic kings and a focal point for more power. A Hellenistic king without lands tends to not look as powerful when compared to other kings with a plethora of land, this was a big reason for conquest. In the life of Pyrrhus, he was consistently trying to build an empire. He sought to build an empire of his own when he went to southern Italy to help Tarentum which called for help. His main focus in doing this was in hopes of building his own empire. If he would have been able to defeat the Romans he would have accomplished this goal. Unfortunately for Pyrrhus the endless supply of Roman troops would see this dream defeated. Then again he got another chance to build a small empire in Sicily when the Greek city states there want help with the Carthaginians. But he would ultimately fail in doing so. This shows how Hellenistic kings were contently trying to build empires and in order to consolidate power. Conquest was a major tool in building power, and Pyrrhus used this tool more than enough times to try and build his own empire. Many other Hellenistic kings used conquest as a means to expand their land, and therefore their power, they did this because it was effective in gaining more territory. � Plutarch, Life of Pyrrhus