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SS provides benefits to people who are retired, disabled, or unemployed.
Medicare provides health care to people 65 and over.
Medicaid provides health  for families and individuals with low income.

Favorite Board Game

My favorite board game was Monopoly because I loved money when I was a kid and it was awesome to rack up and buy a bunch of stuff.

Crucible

The girls were caught in the woods and are now starting to blame random people for being witches, taking the spotlight off of themselves.

SAT Week 30

1. deposition
2. harlot
3. immaculate
4. perjury
5. pretense

Education

I would probably give around a 7 or 8. We goof off a lot but we actually do learn some stuff occasionally. 

presidents

washington, adams, jefferson, madison...

Test Ban Treaty

Kennedy, in response to the Cuban Missile Crisis, says that bombs must be tested underground.

Birth rates

1. 1947
2. 1975
3. Baby Boomer Generation
4. Soldiers returning from war
5. Vietnam War

Lies

Usually when I am caught in a lie I just confess. An example is when I lied to my parents about some stuff I was doing on the weekends. Instead of going to where I told my mom, I went somewhere else. My mom eventually found out and I just confessed.

SAT Week 28

1. In Night, Elie heralds “ ... an American Tank stood at the gates of Buchenwald” becoming a symbol of hope for the Jews and all other prisoners who were praying for _liberation_ from the hell-like camps.
2. The H.U.A.C. was used by by senator Joe McCarthy to promote_witch-hunt_ for supposed communists in the United States senate; however, it became more of a means to promote personal vendetta against enemies as opposed to actually looking for communists in the United States Senate.
3. Just before WWII, France and Great Britain adopted a form of _appeasement_ in order to tame the wild beast Germany and its ferocious dictator Hitler by giving them the land they desired—The Sudetenland.
4. A martyr is a person who is _persecuted_ for standing up for his or her beliefs even when those beliefs are not popularly accepted by the people in power. One of the most famous examples of a martyr is Joan of Ark, nineteen years old at the time of her death, who after claiming to hear God's voice guide her to fight for France, she was labeled a witch and then burned at the stake. She later received Sainthood by the Catholic church.
5. Adolf Hitler was not known for being one to _mitigate_ his temper; even during national speeches in Germany, he was known to strike the podium and shout his messages to the point of being incoherent during moments of passionate anger. 

Industry

Industry is the production of an economic good (either material or a service) within an economy.


The Industrial Revolution itself refers to a change from hand and home production to machine and factory. (1820-1870)

Axis & Allied

Axis - Germany, Japan, Italy
Allied - US, Gr. Br., Soviet Union, France

Best President

Ronald Reagan - Reaganomics

Dictator

10:00 a.m. - wake up to bed & breakfast cooked by my women

11:00 a.m. - bathed by my women

12:00 p.m. - burn some Jews

2:30 p.m. - smoke break/nap

5:00 p.m. - burn homosexuals

6:00 p.m. - stone a few people

6:45 p.m. - dinner with my women

7:30 p.m. - burn African Americans

8:30 p.m. - smoke break/chill with ladies

9:30 p.m. - bath

10:00 p.m. - chill until I fall asleep

Stereotypes

1. All _Mexicans_ are construction workers and illegal immigrants.
2. All _feminine_ men are gay.
3. All _black people  can not swim, but they can sing!
4. All _blondes_ are ditzy, air-headed, and just plain dumb.
5. All _Indians  smoke weed and are abusive to their girlfriends.
6. All _Asians_ are excellent at math and know some sort of martial art.