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Protected: Join the Gay Rights Hypothesis Private Group 2025-26
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Protected: Join the L1 Hypothesis Private Group 2025-26
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Protected: Join the L2 Hypothesis Private Group 2025-26
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Protected: Lecture notes 1 – The British Isles in 1688
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Protected: Join the L2 Hypothesis Private Group
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Join the MC2L Hypothesis private group
In order to join the class’s private group, “Multiculturalism 2024” click on the link below and then go back to the step-by-step guide for the next steps. Join the Hypothes.is private group
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Writing and Referencing in MLA Style
The three videos below all have subtitles if you need them (click on the subtitle icon at the bottom of the YouTube window). The third video guides you through the formating of your paper by showing you how to … Continue reading
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Protected: Correction du quizz de 17h
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Protected: Correction du Quizz de 20h
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Text to comment by James Oglethorpe
Click here to read and annotate the text using your hypothes.is account. Let these two questions guide your reading: You can read these contextual notes taken from the Encyclopedia Britannica to help you understand the text: The foundation of Georgia … Continue reading
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