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| giving out or capable of giving sound |
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| to proceed by or take a winding or indirect course |
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| compose of containing, or resembling flint |
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| a long, precipitous, cliff-like ridge of land, rock |
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| a long, narrow, open receptacle, usually boxlike shape to hold water for animals. |
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| an alloy of mercury mixed with other metal(s) |
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| brittle, lustrous, white metallic element occurring nature. Free or combined. |
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| ground that is forever frozen |
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| left of deserted as by owner or guardian |
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| to convert (an element) into an oxide with oxygen |
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| a deviation from the common rule |
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| situated or under lying the skin |
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| a broad elevation or mound of earth raised as a fornication; shelter |
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| increased muscular movement |
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| traveling from place to place, especially to perform work |
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| a person who lives in and creeps around a vehicle that looks like it is barely held together with rubber bands |
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| A person who lives a nomadic life but travels by way of hitchhiking their way across the country |
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| to remove from an accustomed place or set of associations |
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| a person with no fixed residence who roams about |
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| To hinder or of impede the action of performance; to burnden |
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| To free from bondage or restraint; to release (a child) from the control of a parent of guardian |
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| Able to operate on both land and water |
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| of or pertaining to disfranchised and uprooted individuals |
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| excessively talkative in a rambling |
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| The representation of a person/event/thing in a historical context in which it could no have occurred |
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| A flight or a journey to a more desirable place |
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| a scolding or long intense verbal attack |
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| to not be mixed with other metals; natural. |
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What happened in May 1990? (A)
What happened in June 1990? (B)
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A: Graduated from Emory University
B: Chris sent his parents his final transcripts
C: Atlanta, Georgia |
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What happened July-August 1990? (A)
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A: Chris leaves Atlanta & heads to Lake Mead *which proved to be a mistake because the temperatures were very high
A:Chris spent two month hiking in the West
Meets Crazy Ernie who he stays with for a bit
B: Detrital Wash, Az & Lake Mead
Lake Tahoe, Sierra Nevada, California |
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Why do Chris's parents go to his apartment? (A)
What do they find? (B)
Who does Chris meet in Orick, CA? (C)
What does Chris do in Willow Creek, CA? (D)
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A: They haven't heard from him in a while
B: They find that it is empty
C: Chris meets Jan Burres an Bob
D: He accidentally gives his information to an officer
E: August 1990 |
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What happens in Sept 1990? (A)
Where is this? (B) |
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A: Chris meets Wayne Westerberg. Becomes part of “the family” at Wayne’s business. Gives Chris a job. Finds out his real name is Chris but decides not to question him.
B: Carthage, South Dakota
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What happens in October 1990? [2 things!] (A)
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A: Rangers (Bud Walsh) finds Chris's abandoned car and his parents get an unpaid ticket in the mail
B: Lake Mead, AZ |
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What happens October- December 1990?
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A: Chris catches a ride in California with a truck driver. Decides to walk 12 miles to Arizona. Buys a canoe on impulse and paddles down the Colorado River to Gulf of California
Eventually ends up in Lake Havasu
December: Reaches Mexican border and sneaks in by paddling through dam’s opening because he had no I.D. on him
B: Needles, CA & Miscellaneous (see map on pg. 24) |
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What happens on the U.S. Border? (A)
What happens in Houston, Los Angeles? (B)
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A: Chris is caught by immigration authorities, has to spend night in custody
B: Buries his money. Wants to get an ID and job but feels like he has too much control with money
C: January-February 1991 |
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What happens in April 1992? (A)
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A: Chris gets picked up by Jim Gallien. Jim drops him off and gives him his boots before he heads for the Stampede Trail.
B: Fairbanks, Alaska
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What happens in August/September 1992? (A)
Where does this happen? (B) |
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A: Chris leaves an S.O.S. note sometime in August.
Moose hunters including Butch Killian find his remains and get transportation for them
B: Fairbanks, Alaska |
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Jim Gallien:
Where does Chris meet him? (A)
What name does Chris identify with? (B) |
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A: Fairbanks, Alaska
B: Alex |
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Wayne Westerberg:
Where does Chris meet him? (A)
What name does he identify with? (B) |
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A: Carthage, South Dakota
B: Alex |
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Bud Walsh:
Where's this guy from? (A)
Why is he important? (B) |
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A: Detrital Wash, Arizona
B: He finds Chris's abandoned car |
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Butch Killian:
Where is this guy from? (A)
Why is he important? (B)
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A: Fairbanks Alaska
B: Is able to transport Chris's remains |
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Jan Burres and Bob:
Where do they meet Chris? (A)
What name does he identify with? (B) |
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Who is Walt McCandless? (A)
Billie McCandless? (B)
Carine McCandless? (C)
Where are they from? (D) |
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A: Chris's dad
B: Chris's mom
C: Chris's sister
D: Annadale, Virginia |
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Thomas and Karin:
Where did they meet Chris? |
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TRANSCENDENTALIST NOTES
When did Emerson write "Nature"? |
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| 1836 (he published it without a name) |
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TRANSCENDENTALIST NOTES
What are characteristics of Transcendentalism?
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Self reliance
Individualism
Ethical responsiblity
Rejected external authority |
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TRANSCENDENTALIST NOTES
When did Transcendentalism take place?
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TRANSCENDENTALIST NOTES
Transcendentalists mostly consisted of ________?
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