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[size=2]One of the most popular [color=red][b]myths神化，虚构的故事[/b][/color] about the United States in the 19th century was that of the free and simple life about the farmer.It was said that farmers worked hard on their own land to produce whatever their families needed.They might sometimes trade with neighbors but in general they could get along just fine by relying on themselves,not on commercial [color=red][b]ties[/b][/color] with others.NU3g-]ts6@?4\
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\i$R^0ES8um Moving away from newspapers,let's now focus on magazines.Now the first magazine was a little [color=red][b]periodical定期的，周期性的 [/b][/color]called the review,andd it was started in London in 1704.It looked a lot like the newspapers of the time.But in terms of its content,it was much different.Newspapers were concerned mainly with new events,but the review focused on important [color=blue][b]domestic家的，家庭的，本地的[/b][/color] issue of the day,as well as the [color=blue][b]policies政策，方针[/b][/color] the government.
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UT5o"G*h)aze2Z` Like most other folk art,the calendar pictures were not considered to be art in their old own day.People just thought of them as a way of [color=red][b]decorating装饰，装修[/b][/color] a pratical object.In fact the calendar pictures were originally printed as advertising for various companies that made hunting of fishing products,like guns or fishing[color=blue][b] rods树枝，荆条[/b][/color].The calendars were handed out free to customers to thank them for their business.[color=darkgreen][u][b]Most people just hung the calendars on their walls where the pictures faced faded in the sun,and them t..tore the picture off the calendar as each month passed[/b][/u].[/color]As a result,collectors today place a lot of value on calendars that are complete and in good.condition.
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Welcome to the largest [color=red][b][color=darkslategray]restro...[/color] restrospective往后的，回顾的，追溯既往的[/b][/color] exhibit this art museum has ever devoted to an architect.The architect chosen for this honor is Frank L.W.-probably the greatest United States architect of the 20th century.
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以往背单词其实就是人为了满足一种幻觉里的需要而已。其实并没真正的满足。{Q2ds2_%_

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開始去聽今天的部分.呼呼

[size=2]I wan to talk about the train that[color=red][b] exemplifies举例说明[/b][color=purple]！！！[/color][color=purple]啊啊啊，这个我竟然没听出来[/color][/color]the rise and fall of passenger trains in the United States.The 20th century limited.Let me go back just a bit.In 1893,a special train was etablished to take people from New York to an [color=blue][b]exposition说明。阐述[/b][/color] in Chicago.It was so successful that regular service was then set up between these cities.W(dp0Np$ip9U1Jq

5p6?&]Ru&W/f [color=red][b]The inaugural[/b][/color] [color=purple]就职的，首次的，创立的[/color]trip of the 20th century limited was made in 1902.The train was different from what anyone had ever seen before.It was pulled by a steam engine and had 5 cars:2 sleepers,a dinng car,an observation这里翻译成资料室比较合适吧 car,and a baggage car,which believe it or not contained a library.The 42 passengers the train could carry [color=red][b]were waited on[/b][/color] [color=purple]沒聽出來......[/color]by a large staff.There were even secretaries and [color=red][b]barber理发师 [/b][/color]on board.NY iOF}pn&W

bL4T(nq7P It wasnt long before people had to wait 2 years to get a reservation.As time passed,technical improvements[color=red][b] shortened弄短，缩短，减小 [/b][/color]the trip by a few hours.Perhaps the biggest technological change occurred in 1945.The switch from [color=red][b]steam蒸汽[/b][color=purple]我第一反应怎么能是stem。。。[/color] [b]to diesel内燃机车，柴油车[/b][/color] engines.
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a8T2`1[@%k_ Well, in answer to your questions.Several woman activiely participated in the Civil War.The one that comes immediately to mind is Mary Walker.She is  important because she is the only woman ever to be awarded the[color=blue][b] congressional代表大会 medal of honor[/b][/color].As you know,this medal is given to people who [color=red][b][color=dimgray]has [/color]have[/b][/color] served the United States with exceptinal bravery.{9nX/lg$K&I,z:e
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.q!pOpp:h| Uhm,after the war,she was arrested several times for wearing pants.[color=darkred][b]这是什么被抓起来的理由。。汗死。。(Horse14 [/b][/color]And though the Congress eventually tried to take her medal away,she refused to give it back and continued to wear it whenever she went.She died in 1919,a year before women receiced the right to vote,which bring me to my next point.
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[size=2]开始人类学的内容
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Today's lecture will center on prehistoric people of the N desert.Now most of thees prehistoric desert people moved across the countryside throughout the year.You might think that they were wandering [color=red][b]aimlessly无目标的[/b][/color] far from it.They actually followed a series of carefully planned moves.Where they moced depended on where food was available places where plants were [color=red][b]ripeing使成熟，使鲜美[/b][/color] [color=purple]太不能接受了！！！居然加个ing就听不出来了！！！！！！！[/color]or fish were [color=red][b]spawning产卵[/b][/color].8DP4gUH

oT%C3w/X Often when these people moved,they carried all their possensions on their backs.But if the journey was long extra food and tools were sometimes stored in caves or [color=blue][b]beneath在…下方[/b][/color] rocks.One of these caves is now an exciting [color=red][b]archaeological考古学的[/b][/color] site.Beyond its small opening is a huge underground [color=red][b]grotto洞穴，人工开挖的洞室[/b][/color].Even though the caves very large,it was certainly too dark and dusty for the travelers to live in.But it was a great place to hide things,and tremedous amounts of food supplies and [color=red][b]artifacts人工制品，制造物（特定时期留下的简单或原始的工具、武器及工艺品等）[/b][/color] have been found here.The food inclueds dried fish and nuts.The artifacts include ston spear and knives.the spear points are actually rather small.Here's a pictures of some that were found.You can see their size in relation to the hands of holding them.i*R1D9`{I2x
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In addition,H was the first [color=red][b]hominid人科的[/b][/color] to use fire.This discovery [color=red][b]enticed诱使，吸引[/b][/color] them to cook meat,which they could flavor and keep from spilling by flame.and which [color=red][b]paleontologists古生物学家[/b][/color] now believe may have given them a new disease.Some fossil bones of H are [color=red][b]grossly显著的 deformed变形[/b][/color].and paleontoglogists have noted that this condition is similar to that found in people today who have been exposed to [color=blue][b]chronic长期的[/b][/color] [color=red][b]overdoses过量用药，致死剂量[/b][/color] of vitamin A .apparently h first got this disease by eating large amounts of animal liver.
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听累了 来踩踩~~~#dZi~7Pw
我的一片火红 看着都伤心呀:'( :'( :Q

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