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Shakeelul Tasmiyyah Scholar from Sri Lanka
All the Islamic Ijma (authority) books are revealed and recorded by the prophet (peace be upon him and his family) and his companions. No authentic.Need help with my analysis?
I'm new to research paper writing and I really need some help with my analysis. My project is about immigration and refugee integration into society. I would like to break down the data into the following categories:
1. The conditions before immigration
2. The conditions while living in the host country
3. The conditions after immigration
4. The conditions after integration into the host country
5. The conditions after immigration into a specific host country
I'm lost as to how I should analyze this and could really use some help. I'm willing to give you a little bit of information but I don't want to give too much out at the moment. I'm assuming there would be at least 4 categories, but I'm not quite sure.Mary K. Davidson
Mary Kathleen "Molly" Davidson (1877 – 1949) was a 20th-century American botanist known for her work in phycology.
Biography
She was born Mary Kathleen David on April 19, 1877, in Ypsilanti, Michigan, to George Henry Davidson and Margaret E. (Green) David, and grew up in Southgate, Michigan. She attended high school at the University of Michigan in the late 1890s and earned her B.A. degree in 1902. She began teaching high school at the Community High School in Downriver, Michigan, in 1903 and served as head of the school's biology department for fifteen years. She was also a field botanist and the director of a plant laboratory at the University of Michigan from 1917 to 1928. After her retirement in 1928, she served as a volunteer at the city garden of the University of Michigan for the next twenty years.
Davidson married Henry Rand on September 10, 1903. She had three sons and four daughters, all of whom died before her, and a granddaughter.
Botany and phycology
Davidson is best known for her contributions to phycology. She had a strong interest in algology, which was a relatively new field in the early 1900s. She was first employed as a technical adviser at the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and then be359ba680
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