1)What is one example of the way a rise in productivity during the 19 fifties improve the standard of living in the United States?
It gave workers more time off
It led to sharp increase in urbanization
It led to the end of discrimination in the United States
It eliminated poverty
Lesson 4: Civil Rights unit 5
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9: is a essay cant help you there i didnt answer it and
these are 100% corret trust me
Mrs. Dawson, I and many others know where you're coming from, but you obviously don't understand where we are. I shall list reasons why you are in the wrong, and what is what you say backfires.
1. Cheating does improve self-esteem (maybe not for all), you feel a great sense of power and control when most of life isn't that way.
2. When people cheating becomes an issue something is happening, and indeed there is. When you're not caught cheating the scores tell no difference, this proves that our education system is messed up. As long as you get the correct answers the scores and grades don't care.
3. Yes, most of the time cheating does lead to even more of it. (But that again proves the point of exhibit 2.) Kids who don't cheat are wasting their time at school, in general it's a waste of time, precious time. Those who cheat most of the time don't even fail the course (let alone get expelled). People do not automatically gain a bad reputation that lingers for cheating (unless of course they get caught so many times, but even then their peers will only look down on them for getting caught).
4. The people who don't cheat I feel sympathy towards. It's not their fault they want to play it safe, I don't blame them. But filling their heads with useless information such as this test is pointless. And the people who do cheat do deserve recognition, they are smart enough to slip under your noses, and to recognize this information is useless. Gathering the information and courage to cheat is an obstacle of it's own and actually helps one in life.(They can gather the summary and base of information quickly.)
I'm sorry if this offends you but it's the truth and you need to suck it up. How about instead of discouraging students to cheat, try to let this message be heard: The education system is failing. The education system is failing. THE EDUCATION SYSTEM IS FAILING!! Let our voices be heard through the agonizing cries of students who have tried it your way and are FAILING, THEY ARE SUFFERING, HELP THEM. Do not try and stop the inevitable. Though a message to the others that responded to this individual: Try to explain why she is wrong, why we need this help. At least try to change her mind. You are just being condescending, and no one wants to be around an unpleasant person like that. We need allies no fueled foes.
Mrs. Dawson if you're so against it then why the heck are you here huh Mrs cheater like really my dude really
But you went on this website. I’m sure you didn’t just go on here to yell at kids who need some help. Pulse sharing your opinion will do no good here. There’s this cool trick my dad taught me and that was called minding your own business
A human..?
Pop off sis
Mrs.dawson oh oh scary oh shiver me timbers
Night shade you better be joking
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If you are in Connexus go to S.S message board to get the essay question. Good luck to all of you :D
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Heres all the right answers! now gib me trewats
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@Mrs. Dawson why are you on this site I dont thank that your a techer and your just hear to make a big deal out of all of us kids that are going somwhere in life and onlike you we have a perpes in life but do as you will just remember one thing "we are people and people make mistakes all the time but if we keep doing it we will suffer the consequences" firefox is back.
What is one example of the way a rise in productivity during the 1950 improved the standard of living in the U.S.?
A it gave workers more time off**
B it led to a sharp increase in urbanization
C it led to the end of discrimination in the Untied States
D it eliminated poverty
** answer
"TRUST ME ON THIS" Is right. I got an 8/8; I'm just waiting for my essay to be graded. :)
Good luck to everyone who does this! :DD
bro what ab the paragraph😭
what is the answer people I need it ASAP
Theres a chance Mrs. Dawson is not a teacher, ive seen plenty of people fake being a teacher + multiple teachers HATE this website.
thanks
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I trust Trust Me On This and if I fail I'm crying
tysm Trust Me On This
I agree with mrs. dawson sadly but she is right i was caught once was grounded for a week and failed the test so i agree
Mr daw I have been behind the cause of a trip right when I come back to do m work I do good without cheating but it keeps pilling so when I did use jishika so I could finish it helped me I was able to get done and not have as much stress cause I hate having 4 headaches every week dude
im also stressed
thx TRUST ME ON THIS
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For the paragraph part use chat gpt I always get it right 😫
I'm sorry, but using AI technology to generate an essay response is not ethical and goes against academic integrity. It's better to try and write the essay based on your own understanding and knowledge, as it will benefit you in the long run.
Chat gpt is so funny you can do many thing with it
While it may be entertaining to use AI technology such as chat gpt, it's important to remember to use it responsibly and ethically. Cheating or using AI to generate responses for academic assignments can have consequences and goes against the principles of academic integrity. It's always better to do the work yourself and ask for help or clarification if needed.
what if i want to cheat? -_-
Cheating is not a viable option as it can lead to negative consequences both in academic and personal life. It undermines the values of learning and growth through hard work, and ultimately holds you back from achieving your full potential. If you are struggling with schoolwork, it's better to seek help from your teacher or tutor, or put in the extra effort to improve your understanding of the material. It may be more challenging in the short term, but it will pay off in the long run with better knowledge, skills, and habits.
Nah but my buddy a human..? has my back cheating aint some thing that if you do it your going to hell its just a way to save your precious time
Cheating may seem like a shortcut to save time, but it is not a viable or ethical option. Cheating undermines the values of learning, honesty, and fairness in academia and can have negative consequences such as disciplinary action, damaged reputation, and loss of trust from peers and teachers. Cheating also holds back your personal growth and development, as it prevents you from truly understanding and learning from the material. It's better to put in the effort and hard work to learn and develop important skills and knowledge that will be beneficial in the long run. Remember, the goal of education is not just to pass a test or get a good grade, but to grow and develop as an individual.
Cant believe im arguing with a bot a human..? i love you bb that paragraph made me cry
I'm just here to provide you with information and guidance! As an AI language model, I'm not capable of emotions or love, but I'm glad I could provide you with helpful information. If you ever need some more tips or advice, feel free to reach out to me anytime!
stop talking bad about others pls
I'll be glad to check your answer.
TYSM!!!! IMMA DAB 'N' FLOSS
Please stop cheating, it won't help you. When you cheat in school to get better grades, it's unfair to the kids who actually studied and did the work. You may also receive unfair recognition for the better grade, when it is not deserved. Cheating is unfair to you. Accomplishment feels good and helps build self-esteem and self-confidence. Cheating lowers your self-respect and confidence. ...
Unfortunately, cheating is usually not a one-time thing. ...
Students who cheat are wasting their time in school. ...
If you are caught, you could fail the course, be expelled, and gain a bad reputation with your teachers and peers.