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    Ancient Peru Civilizations

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    How fortunate are we to live in an era in which all the world’s information is at the tip of our fingers? Through online research, we have gained some knowledge in regards to the enriched history and secrets of Peru. By the end of this project, we were convinced it is one of the most unique and densely cultured countries anyone will ever come across in their lifetime. Located in northern South America, it is home to approximately 30 million Peruvians. It has a strong sense of national identity,…

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    in 2008, 8.3 million immigrants made up the workforce (Androff et. al). Immigrants face many difficulties throughout Mexico as they try and reach the United States. As stated by the Mexican National Institute of Migration, there are hundreds of thousands of immigrants who cross the Mexican border totaling 400,235 immigrants each year (Gorney). The dangers of immigrants crossing borders to pursue the American Dream are staggering: extremely dangerous grounds, corruption, and devastating climate.…

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    Paying College Athletes

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    be a student-athlete, and playing the sport is more like a job. But it is this extra amount of work that sets these athletes apart from the rest of the student body. In order to live the dream of playing a collegiate sport, one must work the extra mile to break away from the pack. Getting paid for athletics may seem like it’s logical with the amount of money college games earn, but getting paid to play a sport is what sets the pros and the up and comers apart. How would the University disperse…

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    her a whore" (6). When leaving for her adventure to find the father of her child she climbs through the window when she could 've just walked out the door. "She could 've departed by the door" (6). Very naive. Only brings 35 cents with her on her journey. Totally unprepared but determined. Se defends Lucas for leaving her behind, won 't believe it when other characters are hinting/telling her he left her behind. "I don 't reckon I need any promises from Lucas, it just happened unfortunate so,…

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    Genesis 1: 1-11 Analysis

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    God’s Tests Although God doesn’t tempt anyone (James 1: 13), He does test the faithfulness of His children. (Proverbs 17: 3) In the first book of the Old Testament there’s the story of Abram, whose name God changed to Abraham. (Gen. 12; 17:5-15)). Abraham now about sixty-five years old and Sarah, his wife [Sarai before God changed her name] about ten years younger had settled in Ur of the Chaldees, which was near the Persian Gulf. Then, one day God told Abraham that He wanted him to move…

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    “normal” family, and other people’s ideas of a “normal” family differed. My class had a family day where parents were invited to participate in lunch. I sat proudly with my parents in the cafeteria, waiting to be served our meal. The compound smell of thousands of slices of pizza served over the years…

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    United States Migration

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    “The fact that this violence has been outsourced to mountains, extreme temperatures, and thousands of square miles of uninhabited terrain does not mean these fatalities should be characterized as “unintended consequences” or natural events” (De Leon, 2015). People have to go through horrible weather conditions, especially while walking in the heat. It…

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    My journey has not been an easy one, but it has afforded me incredible experiences that make me the person I am today. I first came to the United States through a prestigious scholarship to attend Cottey College, a woman’s college in Missouri. Traveling thousands of miles away from home was very unnerving, but I was determined to accomplish my goals by receiving a world-class education…

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    life for what it was and was content with that. After struggling with much adversity in her young life, Strayed decided to hike the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail). The Pacific crest trail is a trail full of rough, jagged, mountainous terrain that is thousands of miles long. Strayed has never hiked or done anything of the sort before her decision to hike the PCT. Cheryl Strayed otherwise known as “Queen of the PCT” is now sharing her story with everyone all over the world, and we love it. When…

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    makeup the settlement. These men wanted to go to the new world in search of better opportunity. These men imagined they were going to find gold and other precious commodities that they could become rich from. But when they arrived after the 4 month journey and settled, they found no gold, they found nothing but hardships and difficulties. They then named their settlement Jamestown in honor of their King who had given them the opportunity to come to the new world. After nine months of harsh…

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