anyone please can you explain the story of Jeannette Armstrong in full details
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eannette Christine Armstrong (born 1948 in Okanagan) is a Canadian author, educator, artist, and activist. She was born and grew up on the Penticton Indian reserve in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, and fluently speaks both the Syilx and English language. Armstrong has lived on the Penticton Native Reserve for most of her life and has raised her two children there. In 2013, she was appointed Canada Research Chair in Okanagan Indigenous Knowledge and Philosophy

Armstrong's 1985 work Slash is considered the first novel by a First Nations woman in Canada

Armstrong is Syilx Okanagan. Her mother, Lilly Louie, was from Kettle Falls and belonged to the Kettle River people, and Armstrong's father belonged to the mountain people who lived in the Okanagan Valley. As an Okanagan person, the land is intrinsically part of her identity, and she is deeply connected to the land she and her relatives were raised on.[7] Her paternal grandfather, Thomas James Armstrong was the Irish husband of her paternal grandmother Christine Joseph. Armstrong's maternal great-grandmother was Theresa Quintasket, paternal aunt of Mourning Dove (Christine Quintasket). In the Okanagan kinship system Quintasket was a cousin-aunt to Armstrong's mother Lilly Louie (Quintasket was first cousin to Armstrong's maternal grandfather). In the Okanagan kinship system she would be recognized as Armstrong's grand-aunt (the same word in Okanagan). Armstrong identified strongly with the book "Cogewea, the Half-Blood," written by Mourning Dove, one of the earliest Native American women novelists in the United States. Controversy has arisen as a result of misunderstandings about her claim of this Okanagan recognized relationship to Christine Quintasket aka Mourning Dove.[6][8] Armstrong is best known for her involvement with the En'owkin Centre and writing. She has written about topics such as creativity, education, ecology, and Indigenous rights.

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PLEASE HELP GIVING BRAINLIST AND 100 POINTS!!!!!!
Part B
Now, engage in a 10-minute freewriting exercise. Brainstorm and write about anything that comes to mind when thinking about why this character is relatable to readers. Consider these questions while brainstorming:
-How would you describe the character at the beginning of the novel?
-How would you describe the character at the end of the novel?
-What is important to the character?
-Where does the character live?
-Is the character likeable? Why or why not?
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The colored people are wedded to associations.
Which best explains the meaning of the phrase wedded to associations?
Behind the sences

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Fill in the blanks with the most suitable sequence connectors from the brackets.
1. My sister was in the dentist's office for ten minutes ___, i sat in the waiting room with an old magazine in my hands (First, Meanwhile, Later)

2 An hour passed but there was no sign of Mike go home. (Until, Before, Finally) we decided to

3 We bumped into Salsa during our trip to Lang Island A few weeks we met him again (after, then, later)

4 The teacher had trouble telling the twins apart one had a mole above her lips. (Subsequently, Finally, Meanwhile) she realized

5. The men went to a nearby restaurant for breakfast off towards the Penang Bridge (After Afterwards, Meanwhile) they drove

6. The football coach announced, "Today, we will begin practicing for the coming match." he added, "Let's warm up first." (Then, After, Eventually)

7 heat the oil in the frying pan Then put in all the marinated chicken pieces. ( Before After First)

8 Many customers bought the delicious chicken pies were sold out. (Eventually, Afterwards, Next) all the pies

9. Many people wanted to buy the tickets quite long (Before After Finally) a while, the queue was

10 Zulina will be back in fifteen minutes make yourself at home. Later, Subsequently, Meanwhile)​

According to the text, which of the following best describes the purpose of ancient and classical forms of literature?

Answer choices for the above question

A. They were intended to entertain and distract the people who read them from their daily troubles.

B. They were intended to be solved like puzzles so that whoever solved them could prove their intelligence.

C. They were intended to teach the people who read them, so they could make more moral choices.

D. They were intended to frighten the people who read them into good behavior.

What was the murder weapon Hyde used on Sir Carew?

A.
A bundle of twigs that he had tied together
B.
A tree branch that was lying nearby when he became enraged
C.
A walking stick that Mr. Utterson had once given to Henry Jekyll
D.
A heavy rock with sharp edges that could cut through skin

Write an analysis of the poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" and how can you incorporate the learning of the poem with your life.


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What happens when our ideas are
realized ?

The first person to raise her hand will get the chance to answer the question!" What Part of Speech is the word "hand" in the sentence?

Part 6 Readings for Writers
5. Joe Davis quit high school
a. when he was fourteen.
b. when he got a good job at a hospital.
when he was in the tenth grade.
d. after he was shot.
C.

Which two sentences are correctly written?


A. Indifferent to the effects of pollution, the environment is continually damaged by humans.

B. Scientists who study the environment warn people about the consequences of pollution.

C. Humans play a major part in creating the industrial pollution that plagues all parts of the world.

D. To prevent further damage to the environment, information needs to be shared with everyone.

E. Animals need to find ways to survive in their new environment after losing their habitats.

Explain the significance of the theme of home within Campbell’s theory of the Hero’s Journey.
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What was the pilgrims attitude towards the Native Americans?

The answer choices are spelling rules about what to do before adding suffixes to a base word that ends in y. Identify the
rule that was applied to the word below.
fray + -ed
If a base word ends in a consonant and y, change the yto i before adding the suffix, unless the suffix is -ing.
o If a base word ends in a vowel and y, do not change the y before adding the suffix.

What does Mrs. Putnam mean when she says, "There are wheels within wheels... and fires within fires"?

How are Peeta and Katniss dressed for the training sessions?

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The Hypnotism
I don’t believe that I can be hypnotized, but I agree to be the guinea pig. I know this mesmerist doesn’t really believe in this theory of previous lives, but I will play along just for fun. I can still hear his voice, along with those of my friends seated nearby, so I guess nothing is happening. I am a little sleepy though, so I think I will just close my eyes and rest awhile.
Suddenly the noise around me is deafening. I hear metal pounding on metal and the clop of horses’ feet. Someone is shaking me and yelling in my face to get up or I will get run over. “Leave me alone!” my mind shouts back. Just then, I feel myself being dragged through the dirt. Dirt? Why am I lying in the dirt?”
As I slowly open my eyes to the chaos surrounding me, I realize that the crowd is looking at me as if I were from another planet. I feel like I’ve fallen into the middle of a Renaissance Festival, and I’m the only spectator. I look down t o see myself dressed in tattered clothes. Oh, my gosh! Is this a past life? No….
Quickly, I stumble to a bench near a stone wall. This is crazy! The extraordinary sounds, unrecognizable smells, and unbelievable sights around me are almost too much to take in. Where am I?
I close my eyes and sit very still thinking about what is going on and what I’m going to do about my bizarre situation. I hear my name being shouted. Again someone is trying to wake me up. “I”m awake,” my mind shouts back. Slowly, I look up to see my friends crowding around me. “You won’t believe where I have been, “ I tell them. I don’t know if I believe it either.
The genre of this passage is:
Fiction
Non-fiction
Biography
Fairytale

Why is the Equator warmest?
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Because it receives the most direct sunlight
Because it far from the sun
Because the heat comes from within the earth
Because it is closest to the sun

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British Literature Survey: Essay

The goal of the essay for this course is to express an interpretation of one of the texts from this course through an analysis of its language. This is not a research paper; I am interested in hearing your own thoughts and reasoning regarding the meaning of one of these texts. It is possible to cover more than one text from class, but you must run that by me first. There are no prompts for this assignment; any line of inquiry is acceptable as long as it offers a clear argument about some aspect of meaning of one of the texts we have covered in class. The essay will be graded as follows:​