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What makes Claudette Colvin a great leader?

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Colvin took control and stood to her actions as a good leader. She was determined to set goals and accomplish these goals. Her goal growing up to make a difference was something she completely achieved. Like her desires, she was able to fight for civil rights, not just for herself but for her people.

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Parts of a flower

The flower is the reproductive organ of many plants.

The component parts of plant that allow reproduction: petal, anther, stamen, filament, stigma, ovary, ovule, nectary and sepal.

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SepalsProtect the unopened flower

PetalsMay be brightly coloured to attract insects

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AnthersProduce male sex cells (pollen grains)

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