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Week 26
World War I caused several problems that contributed to the outbreak of World War II. One of the main issues was the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which imposed harsh penalties on Germany. The treaty required Germany to give up significant territories, pay large reparations, and limit its military. These conditions led to feelings of…
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Animal vs Human Intelligence
Intelligence in animals can be broadly defined as the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and adapt to new situations. This encompasses a range of behaviors and cognitive processes, such as memory, reasoning, and communication. Various animals exhibit intelligent behaviors that, while different in complexity and expression from human intelligence, demonstrate remarkable cognitive abilities.…
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Ron Paul Curriculum Ad to Your Friend.
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Week 25
(1) The primary differences discussed in this week’s videos between Marxism and Marxism-Leninism revolve around the role of the party and the approach to revolution. Marxism emphasizes a spontaneous, class-based revolution led by the proletariat, with the eventual establishment of a classless society. In contrast, Marxism-Leninism, as developed by Vladimir Lenin, advocates for a vanguard…
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Week 24
(1) The political assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in June 1914 triggered a chain of events that ultimately led to World War I. The assassination heightened existing tensions among European powers, particularly between Austria-Hungary and Serbia, leading to Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum to Serbia. Serbia’s partial acceptance of the ultimatum did not satisfy Austria-Hungary, prompting…
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Arthropoda
Arthropoda, comprising insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and more, indeed stands as the largest phylum in the animal kingdom. However, the question arises: should such diverse creatures be classified under one group? While their sheer numbers suggest unity, their anatomical and ecological diversity presents a nuanced perspective. Despite their differences, arthropods share several fundamental characteristics. One such…
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Benefits of the Ron Paul Curriculum
In an educational world where learning often feels disconnected from real-world relevance and homework overwhelms young students, the new, refreshing Ron Paul Curriculum stands out. With pre-recorded lectures, weekly writing assignments, and minimal homework, this curriculum focuses on three things: giving students ample opportunities to learn with video lectures, training practical skills such as writing…
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Week 23
(1) Modernism emerged as a cultural, artistic, and intellectual movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting a departure from the values of neoclassicism and the Enlightenment. In various fields such as literature, art, and architecture, Modernism embraced innovation, experimentation, and a rejection of traditional forms. This departure from neoclassicism and the Enlightenment…
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Ron Paul’s Structure
The structure of the Ron Paul Curriculum diverges significantly from traditional educational programs, prioritizing flexibility and quality to enhance the educational journey for both students and their parents. Reflecting on my experience, I find five standout advantages of this curriculum. Firstly, the absence of rigid timelines allows me to tailor my learning experience to my…
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Comparing and Contrasting Fungi with Animals
Fungi and animals have distinct yet complementary ways of acquiring nutrients from their environment. While animals rely on a specialized digestive system to break down food internally, fungi employ external digestion. Animals ingest food through their mouths, where it undergoes mechanical and chemical digestion in the stomach and intestines. Enzymes break down complex molecules into…
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