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Turning Texts, Images & Videos into Conversations
NowComment has the most sophisticated collaboration tools available for group discussion, annotation, and curation of texts, images, and videos.
It displays threaded commenting alongside the sentences and paragraphs of texts, the areas of images, and timestamps of videos to create engaging online conversations literally in context. Brainstorm, debate, and collaborate as never before!
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Upload and discuss documents with people you invite or with the whole Internet ("Public Documents") at no cost!
Time Efficient
Interesting comments can be found quickly (they're tied to relevant document passages), and summary lines make skimming fast and easy.
Powerful
Any sentence, paragraph, image, or video can have multiple conversations, keeping discussions focused and on-topic.
Simple to Use
Our interface is intuitive, your documents are accessible wherever you are, and we do the hosting and maintenance.
Feature-Rich and Scalable
NowComment has the features to handle very large groups: notifications, assignments, subgroups, moderation, and more.
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(Laura) mine was blocked.
Good question, I hadn’t given this much thought so this was helpful.
I didn’t think about this thanks for enlightening me.
That’s really interesting. I knew that Tommy Orange didn’t like Iron Eyes Cody, but I didn’t know that they were honored during at the time. Really does show how not making the effort to reject stereotypes can be really damaging, because stereotypes lead to bias, leads to actions, leads to genocide.
Well written summary + explaining why he added it. It helped me to understand why they would completely eradicate them.
King Philip (Metacome) supposedly instigated war, but previously adopted English names with his brother. Also, many English missionaries spread Christianity to the plymouth colonies, turning many natives to Christ. https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/metacoms-war/httpshttps://landmarkevents.org/chief-metacom-killed-1676/
I did a similar research to you guys. This helps connect to the historical relocation of the NAtive people.
>"https://www.history.com/articles/king-philips-war":https://www.history.com/articles/king-philips-war
- King Phillip had originally created the treaty with the English
- Tensions rose
- Wampanoag raids Swansea colony
- English destroy his home village
- England declares war
- Continued fighting until his eventual death
Likely included in order to highlight the existing precedence of violence against natives by Western communities. Demonstrates how they’ve historically been driven out.
Historical: It is found that the mentioned movie is Apocalypto by Mel Gibson, portraying (UNFINISHED)
if you just read the book you would never know the natives actually liked the actor because orange portrays it as so evil
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