Other Stuff 2 Flashcards
Meant to replace bullets with money, name this financial intervention strategy used by William Howard Taft, This foreign policy was mostly the brainchild of Philander C. Knox
Dollar Diplomacy
Country whose cities include Lagos
Nigeria
name this protein that forms microfilaments and facilitates muscle contraction with myosin, this protein transitions from its monomeric G form to a polymeric F form by hydrolyzing ATP, Treadmilling occurs when molecules are added to polymers of this protein at the same rate that they are removed
Actin
name this Italian political faction that supported the pope and opposed the Ghibellines, who supported the emperor.
Guelphs
African terrorist group based in Nigeria
Boko Haram
The Second Defenestration of Prague ignited what war? It ended with Peace of Westphalia, the Count of Tilly win an early victory at the Battle of White Mountain against Bohemian Protestants, One decisive battle of this war, the Battle of Lutzen, also saw the death of the victorious King of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus
Thirty Year’s War
name this civil rights organization, founded by Martin Luther King, Jr. this organization played a key role in organizing the 1963 March on Washington
SCLC
name this movement whose English exemplars included the primary author of Lyrical Ballads, William Wordsworth, as well as Thomas De Quincey
Romanticism
name this process in which plants directionally grow or turn in response to a stimulus such as light
Tropism, or phototropism
This genus of plant is frequently used as a model organism, since it has its entire genome mapped.
Arabidopsis
These structures are classified as single-walled or multi-walled, and can align themselves into “ropes.” essentially rolled up graphene, shaped like cylinders, sp2 hybridization gives them a lot of strength
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs)
This award is known as the “Nobel prize for mathematics”, given to mathematicians under 40
Fields Medal
Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira are the three cones of this stratovolcano, first scaled by Ludwig Purtscheller and Hans Meyer, its summit is known as Uhuru peak.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Yale social psychologist who conducted a famous obedience experiment to examine the extents to which people would follow the command to administer increasingly powerful shocks to actors. featured four “prods” like “It is absolutely essential that you continue,” and featured “teachers” that delivered 15 to 450 volts in shocks to “learners.” Name this experiment
Stanley Milgram’s Obedience Experiment
name this lipid that maintains fluidity in cell membranes and is transported by LDL and HDL proteins, This molecule’s buildup on the walls of arteries can cause atherosclerosis.
Cholesterol
The author of Reflections on the Revolution in France, Edmund Burke, is considered the “father of” this philosophical ideology, A book titled “Conscience of [a person with this ideology]” was written by Barry Goldwater.
Conservatism
the “energy currency” of the cell. This compound can be hydrolyzed to a phosphate ion and ADP. The electron transport chain produces a proton gradient which is used to generate this molecule when hydrogen ions pass through its namesake synthase.
ATP
brother of Moses and first high priest of Israel
Aaron
second son of Adam and Eve–killed by older brother Cain
Abel
ancestor of Israel; called by God from Ur to Canaan being promised land and descendants. Children: Ishmael and Isaac. Commanded to sacrifice Isaac in order to test his faithfulness.
Abraham
ten commandments received by Moses that were written on two stone tablets
Decalogue
son of Isaac, ticks his father into obtaining his blessing; his twelve sons formed the twelve tribes of Israel; father of Joseph
Jacob
prophet of God who was sent to Nineveh to preach but when disobeyed God was swallowed by a whale
Jonah
main writer of the Epistles
St. Paul