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##Project #2 Part #1: Header HTML
1. What is the purpose of the header tag?

A: To hold other tags, specifically for a website, sort of like a body tag.
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The header sits within the body (as opposed to the head, which is for metadata).

More specifically, the header tag actually holds the introductory material for the website, such as a logo and navigational links. Check it out on Buzzfeed.com. The top of the page that lets you know that you're on Buzzfeed is the header (inspect element to clarify).

2. What is a Navigation Bar?

A: A list of links.
3. What tag do we use to make a navigation bar? < >

4. <ul> Stands for _____________________
<li> Stands for ______________________

A: The unordered list tag (<ul>).
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4. <ul> Stands for: unordered list
<li> Stands for: list item
5. What does the <a> tag do?

A: It allows a text to be a link to another page.
6. What would the line of HTML below do?

A: It would bring you to the google webpage.
``` html
<a href="http://www.google.com">Google</a>
```
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