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American Nationalism

Nationalism can have a changing definition but is a result of a unifying historical, cultural, or social ideal of a country. Learn about American Nationalism here!
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Textual Evidence for Predictions

Readers are always making predictions about a text and coming up with possible outcomes. Learn how this is based on textual evidence in the fictional world!
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Hyperbole and Understatement

A hyperbole is obvious and intentional exaggeration, while an understatement is its opposite. Learn how writers use these figures of speech here!
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Antiepileptic Drugs & Mood Stabilizers

Antiepileptic drugs combat the effects of epilepsy, a neurological disorder that can cause seizures and brain damage. Learn more about this medicine here!
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Using Brackets in Sentences

Brackets in writing have many uses, such as clarification, translation, emphasis, and more. Discover how to use them here to make your point properly!
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Ancient Greece

This video covers the major city-states of Ancient Greece and examines the culture, people, and politics of the prominent cities. Click here to learn more!
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Trade in the Middle Ages

Merchants, alliances, and the dissolving of class distinctions were all affected by trade in the Middle Ages. Click here to learn about Medieval trade in Europe!
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Jaundice Icterus

Jaundice occurs in 50-60% of infants. It makes the skin and whites of the eyes appear yellow because of the buildup of bilirubin. Learn more here!
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Peptic Ulcers and GERD

Ulcers occur when the mucus of the stomach or duodenum is compromised from factors like bacteria, NSAIDs, or smoking. Learn all about peptic ulcers here.
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Newton’s Third Law of Motion

Newton's third law states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Learn this essential science law with examples in this video!