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According to my experience, revising the chapters before 1 month would really be beneficial. If you have the habit of following time table then you can make one and set the target to finish the syllabus right 3 or 4 days before examination which would make you feel confident. Find your distraction factor and try your best to avoid it. Practicing maths at night and reading the other subjects at morning will be more suitable. You can write the things on your rough copy which would really help you to memorize for language subject. And for maths you may start from the easy questions and you may go to difficult ones. That will help you somehow to develop interest. Dont choose a place like bed to study. Sit in such place where you won't feel sleepy. Dont feel pressurize while reading.
The items that represent the perceived successes of the preparedness movement and those that represent the perceived failures are:
Successes
- It trained soldiers who became the main members of the officer corps.
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It trained people to be better members of the workforce.
- It forced improvements to the U.S military.
- It helped lead the U.S to join the war.
Failures
- It helped spark an arms race between major countries.
<h3>What is the Preparedness Movement?</h3>
The Preparedness movement was initiated by the former president, Theodore Roosevelt. His aim was to convince President Woodrow Wilson and the American citizenry of the need to prepare to join the first world war.
This movement helped to prepare the nation for the war.
Learn more about the Preparedness Movement here:
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Arnold Spirit Jr. (“Junior”) tells about his early life on the Spokane Indian reservation. How doctors predicted he would die from complications of hydrocephalus—his being born with excess spinal fluid on the brain. But, of course, Junior survived. The early condition, however, left Junior with a lisp and stutter. He had too many teeth and had to have some removed, and he is far-sighted in one eye and near-sighted in the other. Worst of all, as a small child he had seizures. Even today, other Indians on the reservation or, as Junior calls it, the “rez,” bully him and call him names like “hydrohead.” Junior’s best friend, Rowdy, often promises to protect him, but Rowdy’s own violent tendencies sometimes prevent him from being all that helpful. Junior’s parents are alcoholics and his sister, Mary, spends all her time in the family basement. Junior loves drawing cartoons, and many of his drawings are included in the book. Rowdy is extremely supportive of Junior’s art, and Junior thinks this proves his and Rowdy’s friendship.
