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i would really like to meet Evan Longoria.Evan Longoria is a profesional baseball player,who plays on the tampa bay rays.He is the starting third baseman for the tampa bay rays currently.I would like to meet him because he is a big inspiration.He is a big inspiration to me because he plays my favorite baseball postion for my favorite team in baseball.I also want to meet him because ive seen videos of him and he seems like a really cool person to be around.

answers: 1. When you include your opinions into facts to manipulate them or the reader. 2.Its about a guy from fort hood who killed 13 people and tryed to kill 32 people. 3.There was chemical weapons in syria causing a grave concern. 4.A usa army soldier murdered 16 afghan villagers. 5.Yes they were on the same topic.I think they were about that topic because we are trying to keep our country safe from harm. 6.Bias by omission is leaving one side of an article out of a story. 7.Bias by selection of sources is including multiple sources that support one view over another. 8.Bias by story selection is a pattern of highliting news stories that coincide with the agenda of either of left or right,while ingnoring opposite stories. 9.Bias by story placement is a reading of how important the writer considers the story. 10.Bias by labeling is either tagging of the conservative politicians and groups with extreme labels while leaving liberal politicians and groups unlabeled or with more mild labels,or vice versa or when a reporter fails to identify a liberal or conservative and describes the politician or group with positive tags such as an "expert" or "independent consumer group". 11.Bias by spin is when the story only has one interpretation of an event or policy,to exclusion of the other.
 * 1) What is bias?
 * 2) What in the headline on CNN?
 * 3) What is the top news story from the BBC?
 * 4) What is the top news story on Aljazeera?
 * 5) Were the 3 stories all on the same topic? Why do you think that is?
 * 6) What is bias by omission? Give an example.
 * 7) What is bias by selection of sources? Give an example.
 * 8) What is bias by story selection? Give an example.
 * 9) What is bias by story placement? Give an example.
 * 10) What is bias by labeling? Give an example.
 * 11) What is bias by spin? Give an example.



1.how many journeys did de soto make? 2.what color was used to show when de soto went from mosoco to texas? 3.where did de soto start his expedition that he died on? 4.Near which route did the Apalachee tribe live by? 5.What color line represents the journey from mosoco to mexico?


 * **Colony Name** || **Region** || **Date** || **Founder** || **Purpose** || **Interesting Fact** ||
 * Massachusetts

(Plymouth) (Massachusetts Bay) || New England || 1620

1630 || William Bradford

John Winthrop || Religious Freedom || Small farms were typical in New England ||
 * New Hampshire || New England || 1630 || John Mason || Escape for those constricted by religious and economic rules. || The famers couldnt grow wheat. ||
 * virginia || southern colonies || 1607 || john smith || trade and profits || Plantations were often separated by hundred of miles. ||
 * conneticut || new england || 1636 || Thomas Hooker || religious and economic farming. || hunted whales ||
 * rhode island || new england || 1636 || roger williams || religious freedom || most spent their sundays with each other in puritan churches. ||
 * new york || middle colonies || 1626 || peter minuit || trade and profits || neighbors normally only saw each other at church ||
 * delaware || middle colonies || 1638 || peter minuit || trade and profits || The Middle colonies produced more food than the New england and middle colonies. ||
 * pennsylvania || middle colonies || 1682 || william penn || Religious freedom for Quakers; trade and profits || flour mills were popular in the middle colnies ||
 * maryland || middle colonies || 1634 || george calvert || Religious freedom for Catholics || middle colnies are often called the breadbasket colonies. ||
 * new jersey || middle colonies || 1660 || lord berkeley || trade and profit || A typical farm was 50 to 150 acres. ||
 * north carolina || southern colonies || 1653 || Group of proprietors || trade and profits || Some made a living from the pine trees they used to build ships ||
 * south carolina || southern colonies || 1670 || Group of proprietors || trade and profits || Some had indentured servants from England who promised to work the land for a certain number of years in exchange for money and a place to live on the plantation ||
 * georgia || southern colonies || 1733 || James Oglethorpe || Debtor colony, and buffer for Spanish colonies || Because people in the south lived so far apart, they were divided into counties, and they had county government. ||