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MY ABC Book Of U.s. History

MY ABC Book Of U.s. History. Alexis Bradley 5 th period Rosehill kids May 13,2011. A. Abolitionist Person who favors doing away with slavery. Abstain To not take part in some activity such as voting. Ambush A surprise attack. B. Boycott To refuse to buy items from particular country.

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My ABC Book of U.S. History

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ABC History book

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My abc book

My abc book. Arlette G arlan. A. Abstain. To not take part in some activity such as voting. abolitionist. A person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. annex. Alien. To add a territory to ones own country. An immigrant living in a country in which he/she is not a citizen. B.

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Punctuation Practice

Punctuation Practice. MYTH: Long sentences need a comma. A really long sentence may be perfectly correct without commas. The length of a sentence does not determine whether you need a comma .

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My ABC Book of History

My ABC Book of History. Judith Loredo 05/12/2011 5 th Pd. A. Abolitionist : a person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. Amendment : an addition to a formal document such as the constitution. Adams Samuel : leader of the Sons of Liberty. B.

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My ABC book of U.S history 5-13-11

By Donte Henderson. My ABC book of U.S history 5-13-11. A. Abolitionist is a movement to end slavery. In western Europe and the Americas abolitionism was a movement to end the slave trade and set slaves free.

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Essential vs. Non-Essential Elements in Clauses

Essential vs. Non-Essential Elements in Clauses. Essential Elements. Some modifying elements of a sentence are essential, restricting the meaning of a modified term. Necessary to the meaning of the sentence. These are incorporated into the sentence (NO COMMAS). Essential Element Examples.

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Comas part 3

Comas part 3. Essential elements. Essential elements can be words, phrases, or clauses Essential elements give meaning to the sentence. Example: The sixth-century philosopher Boethius was arrested, tortured, and bludgeoned to death. Nonessential elements.

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