which branch is judicial

what could the government do under the articles of confederation?

the police tryna search yo home what can you do

can you get a lawyer even if you are broke?

how is a president appointed?

how much does a slave count as in a census?

people would not sign the declaration without ________

which branch is judicial

what could the government do under the articles of confederation?

the police tryna search yo home what can you do

can you get a lawyer even if you are broke?

how is a president appointed?

how much does a slave count as in a census?

people would not sign the declaration without ________

Computer-processed and produced video, still images, sound, text, graphics, and animations.

Moving images captured by a digital video camera or camcorder and processed and edited using a computer.

Visual elements (photos, artwork, letters, text, logos, or animations) that form part of a digital presentation such as a web page, a game, or a finished video.

Web pages or other presentations that combine several kinds of digital media such as video, graphics, and sound.

A categorized list of terms that are related to a particular topic.

Data that is stored in a continuous stream. (VHS tapes, record players, etc)

The ratio of the width of an image to its height, expressed as two numbers separated by a colon. (ex. 16:9 screen )

Software used in art and engineering to help users draw very precisely.

A small text file that contains information about a user’s visit to a specific website.

Data that is stored in a series of 1s and 0s rather than in a continuous (analog) format.

A group of images created on a computer and put together to form a moving image

Sounds made, recorded, or distributed using computer technology.

Art created using computer-based tools

Photos taken without a traditional film camera.

A flexible way to display words using computer technology.

Images recorded to digitally based media

The three- or four-letter code after the period in a file’s name that identifies its format type (e.g., .jpg, .doc, .mov)

A particular way that a computer encodes (describes and writes) information related to specific uses

Any technology people use to communicate

Add-on tools such as printers, mice, modems, and external hard drives used with computers.

A group of files distributed over the Internet for playback on portable devices such as iPods or some mobile phones.

A video clip designed to be viewed on a portable device. This is the video counterpart of a podcast. Also called a vcast, vodcast, or videocast.

This material is made from eroding rock, water, and the earth's soil. It has plasticity to be able to form and shape your subject.

Clay objects that permanently retain their shape after they have been heated to specific temperatures.

Functional Ware, such as vases, pots, bowl or plates, shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat

A way of improving the workability of clay by reforming the mixture to make it homogeneous and even in texture while eliminating air bubbles

A structure or object build to fire clay at high temperatures

Heating pottery or clay sculpture to a temperature high enough to render it and durable

A construction technique that involves squeezing the clay, usually between thumb and fingers

A clay method for attaching rolls of clay together to form pottery.

A constructional technique that involves shaping clay into a broad, flat thick piece

A constructional method to mold and shape the clay while sitting on a potter's wheel

This stage of clay is unfired pottery or sculpture. It's still moist and workable and can take shape to whatever form of structure you want.

The stage between plastic and bone dry when clay is dried, but may still be carved or joined to other pieces.

This stage clay is fully dry and the moisture in the clay body has evaporated so the clay surface no longer feels cold. This cannot be carved into or manipulated anymore.

Ceramic ware that has gone through the first firing state at a relatively low temperature and still maintain its porous state.

Ceramic ware that has been fired at a high temperature with glaze, which forms a coating of glass into the surface

This joining techniques allows the artist to scratch the edges of clay before joining them together

This technique of joining clay allows the artist to use a fluid suspension of clay mixed with water and is used in joining clay pieces or for decoration.

A joining technique that is mixed by a form of clay slip and the same type of clay as the piece. You can mix it to form some type of paste that helps bond your pieces together.

Sculpture is created on a flat, two-dimensional surface. The back of the sculpture is typically not meant to be seen.

Is the construction of creating a sculpture by adding material to the base of armature.

A piece of art that has removed unwanted material to create the form, as in wood, stone, or clay carving.

This type of art ss three-dimensional and meant to be viewed from multiple angles