The major pieces of evolution fall under the topics of body structures, fossils, stratigraphy, language and culture. ... As the brain becomes more advanced and it was improving overtime to be apart of the more fit organism. ... And example of a culture development is; when hominids were making stone tools they would need to think ahead about how they would create a well crafted handaxe that was useful when hunting. ... This was during the period when Africa's climate changed a lot." ... They will be able to make evolution a final factual event quite possibly, with all four of those things...

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Summary of Shakespeare's Macbeth The action starts on a deserted field where the meeting of three weird witches is described. ... When the king's body is discovered the next morning, Macbeth and his wife pretend perfectly to know nothing. ... They tell him again three things: 1st he should fear Macduff, 2nd Macbeth will never be harmed by any man born of a woman and 3rd he will never be defeated until Birnam Wood moves to Dunsinane Hill (where his castle is). ... When Macduff gets to know about this he and Malcom start with thousand men straight to overthrow Macbeth on his position....

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I will try to make their themes apparent by examining a brief summary of their stories, relate them to their authors" personal life stories, and show their similarities. ... Louise's sister carefully tells her this shocking news; however, instead of falling apart, Louise finds herself feeling as if she has a new lease on life because she will finally be able to live for herself. ... There are bars on the windows, a gate at the top of the stairs, "rings and things" in the walls, and the pattern in the wallpaper reminds her of bars with a woman trapped behind them. ... When Louise's ...

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• Grade Level: High School