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A. Review this week’s lecture PowerPoint and Chapters Four and Five of Give Me Liberty! B. Read the short article written by the Office of the Historian of the US State Department (Links to an external site.) . Link- https://history.state.gov/milestones/1750-1775/proclamation-line-1763 C. Write a coherent 200- to 300-word paragraph that does two things: 1. describes the Proclamation of 1763; and 2. summarizes its historical significance. Be sure to include one short quotation from Foner, including an MLA-style parenthetical citations for your quotations—include “Foner” and the corresponding page number(s) in a parenthetical citation at the end of the sentence that comprises the quotation.

For instance, it should look like this: (Foner 99) or (Foner 99-100). NOTE:

Y? How would you define the term? What specific examples would you provide? Put another way, how would you describe this week’s term if you were writing a definition of the term for a reference source like Wikipedia?

The Nigeria Chapter of the Internet Society celebrated Safer Internet Day with workshops about online safety at schools across the country. Chapter representatives talked to students about several topics, including fake news, online scams, phishing, and clickbait. The two-day workshops included in-person events that complied with COVID-19 social distancing rules, and an online discussion.

The Kyrgyzstan Chapter has been working to bring Internet access to the village of Zardaly. i

In a remote and mountainous region of the southwest region of the Internet Society country. The project has begun with a detail study of the area, after which radio translators will be order and install. The chapter has also post an update about its Ilimbox project, an Internet-in-a-box device that contains basic educational materials available without an Internet connection. The device has now been installed in 20 schools.

The Hong Kong Chapter is among a coalition of groups opposing a proposal.

From the Chinese government that would require users of smartphones to register using their real names. Real-time registration won’t be effective in fighting crime and could hinder scientific research, the chapter said.Internet Society

Submission words

Firstly, hence

Secondly, thereby

Thirdly, though

Further, precisely

Further, therefore

Lastly, during

Least, through

Finally, when

In addition, by

In conclusion, decree