Science App Review
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Chem Pro: Chemistry Tutor
Is the app effective?
Many people find the app ‘Chem Pro’ quite effective and helpful.
Does it cover the chemistry units in science?
Covers the entirety of Chemistry and AP Chemistry
Is it easy to use?
Has video lessons and easy to use flash cards and other lessons.
Does it have good reviews? Ratings?
Many say it has taught them more than there teachers and give it an average mode of 5 stars.
Is it compatible with other devices?
It is compatible with google play, android and apple.
Specials features?
Has over 31 hours of video lessons for different chemistry subtopics, two sets of 42 flashcards, and 7 sets of purchasable lessons, flashcards, and 70 videos. Does not require Wifi unless downloading new packages
How big is the app?
165mb (not including IAP packages)
APP SUMMARY
This app is a great app for studying and learning concepts. This app has over 80 lessons that cover all chemistry subtopics. Chem Pro has over 31 hours of lesson videos to offer, which makes it the perfect study material to have after you leave the classroom. These lessons are made to teach students how to solve problems, the most important skill to master in order to not only succeed but to excel in chemistry. In the videos, viewers are shown problems that are solved step by step at a slow and easy to follow pace. The lessons don’t just go over one example problem per topic, they cover all the possible problem scenarios that you would encounter in your homework or in an exam. Every topic is covered. The first 10 lessons are included with the app for free and if you wish to continue learning, you can buy and download the next set of topics. Lesson videos are downloaded and saved to your device so you don’t have to stream anything on the go. You can truly learn whenever and wherever you go. This app also features multiple sets of flash cards to help you memorize the basic elements.
English Revolution Significant Events Timeline
Civil War
Causes:
Charles didn’t rule according to the law is the main cause of the civil war. This is an underlying cause as it continued to build up anger and frustration in the parliament over a long period of time (1625-42). This cleared the path for all the other causes, thus being the main cause of the civil war. If Charles had been ruling according to law he wouldn’t have needed to obtain money without parliaments consent. This also makes his advisors more desirable because they wouldn’t be taking money or land. If Charles ruled alongside parliament instead of against parliament (ruling by law) they wouldn’t have needed to past the grand remonstrance preventing the invasion on the House of Commons and preventing the civil war. Without this cause the civil war was most likely not to happen.
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Components:
The most important component was the battle of Naseby. In this battle the parliamentary combine with the Presbyterians to destroy the royalist forces. The war would’ve lasted much longer if this war hadn’t occurred. This battle represented a huge turning point in the war.
The next big component would be the Solemn League and Covenant. The Solemn League and Covenant was a treaty between the Scots and parliamentary forces. This made the parliamentary force stronger and larger. In order for the alliance to occur the English had to agree to be Presbyterian. This led to Cromwell beating the scots after they “offed” Charles.
Then the Battle of Edgehill. The Battle of Edgehill was the first battle of the civil war and many men died. The royalists suffered around 10000 losses and the parliamentary suffered around 4000. This shaped the civil war because it made it clear which army was stronger.
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Consequence:
The biggest consequence was the trial of Charles. This was the first time a king had been tried. That trial then led to the execution of the king. This was the biggest because it had an immediate effect of the fact that ‘England just had their king executed. What now?’ This then lead into Cromwell taking over and implying horrible laws and rules. At first the English thought it was a good idea and then Cromwell took over.
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Components:
After Cromwell won the civil war and after he had the king executed he was appointed the ‘Lord Protector’ and took the non-monarch monarch position and then imposed the ‘Blue Laws,’ (component one). This had an immediate effect and a long term effect. This also represented the turning point of the “Cromwell Republic”. This prevented all people from shopping on Sundays and was a day of worship strictly enforced by law. This led to Cromwell establishing a military republic in England made of 12 districts. Later on a general by the name of Monck re-establishes parliament and gets rid of the Cromwell name and invites Charles II to reclaim the throne, (component two). This represented a turning point because it brought England back to being a monarchy. A constitutional monarchy.
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Component:
The most important component is the fact that parliament established Charles II as a constitutional monarch after Cromwell’s reign of terror. This then led to the elimination of the ‘Blue Laws’, and the punishment of the regicides. Without Charles II becoming king after Cromwell, England wouldn’t have been brought back to a constitutional monarchy.
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Components:
The most important components of the glorious revolution are when James II abdicated the throne and when Mary and William took the accepted the throne and agreed to the bill of rights. James abdicating the throne is very important because if he didn’t Mary and William wouldn’t have been king and queen for a longer amount of time. This led to Mary and William agreeing to the bill of rights. This was extremely important because it gave freedom of speech and other rights to the English people. Without these two events England wouldn’t be the way it is today. England wouldn’t be able to survive without freedom of speech.
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Digital Footprint
V for Vendetta
‘V’. The man that blew up parliament in 2020 has been seen as what some call a terrorist or what some call a freedom fighter. I see him as a freedom fighter. He is a freedom fighter because he is fighting for the greater good. In the film he was depicted as a hero because he defended the people from the oppressive government against certain religions and other things they despised. V did however use questionable methods but had good intentions. He then proceeds to kill the government leaders and so on.