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According to Locke, no entity can be created unless an equal being created it in all terms, physically and mentally. Meaning, if we (humans) exist is because "someone" created us, and that person had the same mental and physical capacity to create life than those who created him/her. Hence, an all-cognitive being must have existed first (aka, God) since no alive being can be alive if not given life by another being. He bases this theory on the fact that, for instance, no animal can think like a human being, no matter can behave like an animal or feel like one, and so on. Hence, the fact that there exists "thinking matter" in the universe accounts for the fact that it has always existed: the first being from which all flows must be purely intellectual.
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1. A muted thread of gray light, hovering ocean,
becomes throat, pulls in wriggle, anemone, kelp,1
widens with the want of it. I become
a mouth, thrashing hair, an overdone eye.
2. The above words create a gloomy and scary mood.
Explanation:
In the poem, 5 P.M., Tuesday August 23, 2005
, the hurricane which was formerly calm as described in the words, "a muted thread of gray light", and "hovering ocean", suddenly becomes a throat that swallows everything in its environment and widens because it wants to take in more. This creates in the reader an imagination of the hurricane that suddenly acquires strength to consume everything around it.
The mental picture created is scary and gloomy as there is a sudden change from peace to unrest.
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1. Where is the story bro
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Explanation: 1.The Indian Removal Act was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson on May 28, 1830, authorizing the president to grant unsettled lands west of the Mississippi in exchange for Indian lands within existing state borders
2. The Removal Act paved the way for the forced expulsion of tens of thousands of American Indians from their land into the West in an event widely known as the "Trail of Tears," a forced resettlement of the Indian population.
Presenting the idea and supporting it with details. - one builds upon an idea with examples and evidence.
A central idea is often referred to as the main idea. The main idea is what the paragraph is mostly about, which in this case is, "tests that are constructed around fill-in-the-blank". Tan builds on this central idea by providing examples and evidence of support that explains what she means by this.