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Warm Up What kind of impression do you want to give people? Abstinence- is the act of refraining from pleasurable activity e.g., eating or drinking.

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ART What can you tell about life in Egypt from this painting?

–a source that talks about or interpret the primary sources. What is a Secondary Source?

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What is Bias? To resort to opinion or personal preferences (perhaps ignoring evidence) and generating a misinformed viewpoint.

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