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Who's the cruel, cruel person who invented homework? In the past, getting an education was nothing like we picture it today. No (1), no recess, no assemblies or pizza parties. Even no schoolhouses. For most of history, children would receive their schooling at home and only the rich and powerful could afford to (2) their kids. That's because most families were way too busy farming, working, and just trying to get by and the kids needed to help. Rich (3) and lords would pay tutors to come to their home to teach their kids. Back then, kids weren't getting (4 If you think about, it it's kind of hard to assign a kid homework when the whole thing is happening at home. So, when did homework become the never ending nightly nightmare we know it as today? It was in the 1950s that things started to change. At the time the U.S. was (5) with the Soviet Union and (6) any competitive edge they could find. One of the ways they wanted to get the upper hand was by raising smarter kids. Teachers and school districts were encouraged to assign more homework so that American students would out compete their Soviet counterparts. And (7) to be scientists and engineers. And by the 1950s less families needed their kids to stay at home and work the fields. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

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olegtarasov1965

Yvonne and the rest are not going anywhere near that is the line between them to the right and right of their eyes to the right to be a little more of the opposite than the ball and they have a good person to do it to get the best they have and they are a good person and the best thing that can you catch on is not just a game or something that you can do your best and the right to be the most talented team you can get in a game and you are not the same as you have been for years now but I don't know how it would have to go through and I think it

Seid-ZadeNadezhda1769
Некоторые думают, что мир сильно изменится. Города станут больше. Они будут красивее. В них будет больше парков и деревьев. Некоторые говорят, что в городах не будет много людей, и города станут меньше, но фермерских хозяйств будет больше. Больше людей будут жить за городом, и они будут выращивать еду для всего мира. Люди будут выше и умнее. Некоторые думают, что мужчины будут высотой в два метра, и женщины будут такой же высоты. Они говорят, что мужчины и женщины будут носить одинаковую одежду, но разных цветов. Школьники не будут ходить в школу. Они будут иметь компьютеры дома и компьютеры будут им учить всё. По выходным люди будут летать на Луну и другие планеты. Они будут хорошо проводить время там. Они не будут читать много книг. Они будут в основном смотреть телевизор и получать новости из компьютерных сетей. И они многому научатся у природы. Все люди будут наслаждаться жизнью.
gorbunova188
"Alexander Pushkin was born may 26 in Moscow.Most of his life was spent in St. Petersburg
In my childhood the summer months, he usually spent with his grandmother in Moscow in Selo Zakharov around Moscow.Early childhood experiences are reflected in Pushkin's sing, written somewhat later.
He wrote many books, here are some of them:
Eugene Onegin
The bronze horseman
Dubrovsky
Blizzard
The tale of Tsar Saltan 
"Ruslan and Lyudmila"- the most famous Pushkin's book.This is the first finished poem, which he began writing while still in high school."

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Who's the cruel, cruel person who invented homework? In the past, getting an education was nothing like we picture it today. No (1), no recess, no assemblies or pizza parties. Even no schoolhouses. For most of history, children would receive their schooling at home and only the rich and powerful could afford to (2) their kids. That's because most families were way too busy farming, working, and just trying to get by and the kids needed to help. Rich (3) and lords would pay tutors to come to their home to teach their kids. Back then, kids weren't getting (4 If you think about, it it's kind of hard to assign a kid homework when the whole thing is happening at home. So, when did homework become the never ending nightly nightmare we know it as today? It was in the 1950s that things started to change. At the time the U.S. was (5) with the Soviet Union and (6) any competitive edge they could find. One of the ways they wanted to get the upper hand was by raising smarter kids. Teachers and school districts were encouraged to assign more homework so that American students would out compete their Soviet counterparts. And (7) to be scientists and engineers. And by the 1950s less families needed their kids to stay at home and work the fields. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
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