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The WGU Applied Algebra (C957) exam evaluates your ability to interpret and solve algebraic problems applied in real-world scenarios. The test involves analyzing tables, graphs, and functions to draw conclusions, make predictions, and solve equations. Below is a structured guide that I used to effectively prepare. The images referred to herein are available (click) here…

Since the beginning of America, there has been a separation of races. The white Americans imported Africans to use as free labor, and this is how most Blacks can trace their roots today. The American Civil War freed the slaves, but it was a long, tough road for them to gain equal rights. With multiple…

  Introduction In Salt to the Sea, many people are trying to evacuate and get transported out of Germany and into safety. The story tells of a group of these people and their experience in trying to clear out of Germany. Body The Enigmatic Amber Room In the story, one of the main characters, Florian,…

Racism’s Dark Shadow: World War II and its Impact on Racial Prejudice Introduction During the year 1941, America was still trying to recover from the great depression. Many people had no jobs. When the United States entered the war, it changed the nation. The war created many jobs and opportunities to have a better economy…

The Holocaust is presumably the greatest genocide we know about; these atrocities thrived not because of the fear in the ranks/ not following orders as often misunderstood but because of the prevalent anti-Semitism, racism, and hate that was cultivated, praised, and allowed to thrive during that time period. Calling the Holocaust an ethnic cleanse downplays…

Ignorance was definitely bliss in the 1920s. However, the unfortunate times which followed were not just a lesson for the consumers at that time but also set a precedent for future generations. It threw in some light what would happen if capitalism grasped the country. The Great Depression was more appreciated after The Great Recession…

The Roaring 20s was one of the most prosperous times in American History. The Stock Market skyrocketed to the point where even the housemaid held an owner of one of the leading companies. Everybody had a roof, a car, and a radio of the new economic policies like installment plans and buying on margin. Capitalism…

Unreported Livestock Emissions: Overlooking a Major Climate Culprit The permanent damage can cause extreme fluxes in weather and the rising of the oceans. It is also more difficult to control than carbon due to one of its contributors being cows. The meat industry is one of the leading causes of climate change. According to the…

The great depression, as it was known in the U.S., was a time of economic failure and agricultural distress. Even way back when gum was only like 5 cents before this, the price probably jumped to like 25 cents if you could reliably find good gum. Food had to be rationed in a majority of…

As Aristotle once said, “ Inferiors revolt in order that they may be equal, and equals that they may be superior. Such is the state of mind which creates revolutions.” A revolution can be defined as an instance of revolving or an overthrow of social order in search of a new one. The American and…