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The basics of rewilding (at least in North America) are the Three C’s: Cores, Corridors, and Carnivores. Rewilding was developed in the 1990’s as a new approach to ecological restoration. Proponents have characterized it as being active rather than reactive. What this means is that instead of viewing conservation as stemming a tide or becoming shepherds to ever-declining animal populations, rewilding is focused on restoring the equilibrium of ecological systems. This is accomplished through a variety of methods that are grouped together under the Three C’s.
Shorthand is the use of abbreviated spellings and or simplified symbols to record information in a quicker, more compact form. The opposite of this is longhand, which generally uses either block lettering or a cursive script. While it takes longer to fully write something out in longhand, all or most of those fluent in a given language will understand what is written down, as opposed to shorthand, which requires special training. In light of modern recording and word processing technologies, the decline in shorthand’s use seems inevitable, with newer inventions allowing those who only known longhand to reap the benefits of shorthand. And yet several shorthand systems thrive in a few niche industries. To fully appreciate shorthand and its resilience, one must go back to its origins.
GDP is the universal measure of income among different countries. We’ve heard of the term GDP multiple times, but what exactly is GDP, and how do we measure an entire country’s income? GDP, Gross Domestic Product, measures the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy of a country during a given year. Important points that need special attention in the definition of GDP are ‘total,’ ‘final,’ ‘country,’ and ‘a given year.’
Chances are, you’ve heard of the Oedipus complex or the idea that your dreams reveal your inner desires. The creator of these ideas was Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist and the founding father of psychoanalysis. His ideas and theories still remain very influential in the fields of psychology, psychiatry, and psychotherapy, and their impact can even be seen in the visual arts and humanities.
The coronavirus pandemic may seem like one of the worst things that could be happening to the world right now. And although that might be the case for us, the environment is finally getting the break from human activity that it’s been longing for. With businesses shut down, traveling banned, and everyone in lockdown, traffic and pollution have been significantly reduced and it’s had some notable effects on nature. So while you’re stuck being quarantined, here are some cool things happening around the world as a result.
What was the deadliest maritime disaster? The Titanic seems like the most obvious answer. However, a little over thirty years after the Titanic tragedy, a 25,000 ton ship sunk in the Baltic Sea, taking almost 9,000 people down with it. This ship was the Wilhelm Gustloff.
Did our first US President George Washington’s fears about American politics come true? We wonder…Let’s learn more about the history of America’s political and party realignment between Democrats and Republicans.
Motivational Quote of the Day: “With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.” ~Eleanor Roosevelt~ Want more of our free content and motivational quotes of the day? Join Us! Subscribe for free or like us on Facebook.
What was the true story and history of Pocahontas? Many people have seen the famous Disney movie about Pocahontas a Native American princess and Captain John Smith, but to what extent was it true? In this lesson, we straighten out the facts from the myths to share you the true story and history behind Pocahontas.
Architecture is a form of art. One major form of architecture is Brutalist architecture that arose in the beginnings of WWII. In this lesson, we learn about symbolism in architecture and Brutalism’s origins, history, and impact.
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Staple crops are foods that shape the dietary foundations of one or more regions. Rice, wheat, and corn provide over half of the world population’s caloric intake. In this lesson, we learn about the history of wheat and its global impact.
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Manifest Destiny in US History: During the 19th century, the term Manifest Destiny was coined – a belief that America was readily destined to expand its territory across the continent. In this lesson, we explain important events and people that influenced Manifest Destiny, including Mountain Men, Lewis and Clark, Mormons, and the Gold Rush.
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Motivational Quote of the Day: “Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out.” ~Robert Collier~ Want more of our free content and motivational quotes of the day? Join Us! Subscribe for free or like us on Facebook.
Motivational Quote of the Day: “Fall seven times, and stand up eight.” ~Anonymous~ Want more of our free content and motivational quotes of the day? Join Us! Subscribe for free or like us on Facebook.
Motivational Quote of the Day: “Progress equals happiness.” ~Tony Robbins~ Want more of our free content and motivational quotes of the day? Join Us! Subscribe for free or like us on Facebook.
Motivational Quote of the Day: “The key to success is action.” ~Tony Robbins~ Want more of our free content and motivational quotes of the day? Join Us! Subscribe for free or like us on Facebook.
Literary analysis and symbolism essay of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick, including the symbolic interplay of Silence, Entropy, Kipple, Loneliness, and Connection, Humanism, Television, Androids, conclusions and themes
Literary analysis and symbolism essay of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick, including the symbolic interplay of science and organized religion, science, humanism, faith, androids, Mercerism, conclusion and thematic ending
Literature Analysis and Symbolism in The Great Gatsby by Scott Fitzgerald: Original Symbolism Essay and literary analysis of The Great Gatsby including green light and Daisy symbolism, wealth, American Dream, the Great Gatsby, the color green, materialism, Daisy, and other symbols.
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