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Mary Shelley: Writing Frankenstein. It was a rainy, gloomy day on Lake Geneva, and a bunch of Romantic poets were stuck in the house with nothing to do. To pass the time, Lord Byron suggested that they each write a ghost story. ... She awoke and began to write the world's first modern horror novel - Frankenstein.
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once, I had a unique incident where it had a big impact on me. It was night. I had just walked out of the market. I went forward. And someone, without knowing i was there hit me with the car. I fainted. A week later, I woke up in the hospital not knowing what happened. The doctor told me that a significant act is what saved my life. I asked him how. He said that adter i was hit, An elderly man carried me on his back and dropped me at the hospital. I was shocked y the sequence of events. He said that the old man was a very mean man and he actually thought selflessly and saved me. Since then i was in debt to that old man. Since then, I was kind to everyone around me.
~Its not a real story~
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Answer:
Developing a good research question is one of the first critical steps in the research process. A well written research question will guide the research project and assist in the construction of a logical argument.
An example of well written research question with at least three supporting details/factors could be:
"What are the effects of intervention programs in the elementary schools on the rate of childhood obesity among 3rd - 6th grade students?"
It can be seen here several factors that will guide the research without making it too narrow, defining exactly what, where and who should be studied.
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Explanation:
The fourteenth amendment gave rights to citizenship and equal protection under the law for all those born in the U.S.
Thus, the idea of “separate but equal” facilities was not consistent with the fourteenth amendment as the facilities were almost always never equal (which included schools, bathrooms, waiting areas, etc.) and African Americans were given less protection, education, and rights through that.