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    Every summer there seems to be an exponential increase in the number of terrible videos on the news and the Internet that exhibit terrifying images of forests engulfed in flames and cities completely bogged down with smoke. When reading the section of Beowulf where the dragon gets mad and burns down the Geats’ homeland, the scene depicted in the poem is very similar to those scenes shown by the news. America’s wildfires may not come from a monstrous dragon, but they are just as damaging, and…

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    Blackstone Lake

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    For me, the understanding and colouring of the modern history of Blackstone Lake starts with the stories and biographies of the settlers that tamed and worked the land surrounding the lake. As they did so, a historical framework of personalities, knowledge of the of the lake and a system of morals developed. I started out to answer what seemed to be some major questions to ask the archives and of history itself. They being the origins of each settler, why they or their ancestors came to Canada,…

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    John Macdonald Case Study

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    John’s Island was an experiment on the part of Great Britain, which was never repeated. Proprietors had to pay substantial quitrents, 6 shillings for every 100 acres of fertile land or 2 shillings for every 100 acres of fallow land, the quitrents were put in place to help the island grow and become self-sufficient. In theory the quitrents should have worked, the proprietors would rent part of their land to tenants and pay the annual…

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    increased dramatically. The construction of railroad has a close relationship with the fluctuations of lands acres. The more the railroads were built, the more the acres of land were used in farming. There was a significant increase in the amount of acres of lands used in farming from 1860 to 1910 in the United States, from“2.98561 hundred million acres” to “8.81451 hundred million acres”. (Historical Statistics of the United 457) The beginning of 20th century almost doubled the size of…

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    Dust Bowl Research Paper

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    The Dust Bowl was a drought that strickened the Southern PLains region of the united states.They suffered from severe dust storms that had severe high winds. The choking dust swept the region from Texas to Nebraska. Many people were killed from this tragic disaster. The Dust Bowl also killed the livestock and it had also failed crops across the entire region. This disaster drove many families on a desperate migration for search of work and better living conditions. Roughly 7,000 people died due…

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    The world faces immense glitches when it comes to handling matters concerning natural hazards. Natural hazards are extreme and severe climate and weather events that occur naturally in all the expenses of the realm. However, some parts are more susceptible to definite regions than elsewhere. For instance, natural fires. Natural fires have traumatized the world with the devastating damages that it has to the environment. One of the most prevalent firestorms is the 2003 Firestorm in Southern…

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    Conflict Cluster The first recognition of the urgency for a signal fire was voiced by Ralph in Chapter two of Lord of the Flies. As the recently elected chief of the boys, Ralph declared that a signal fire would assuredly assist the Navy in discovering the unknown location of the lost boys. However, the boys are hardly cautious; the fire becomes uncontrollable. The carelessness of the boys causes the fire to reach a section of the jungle where a child was. The littlun with the mulberry birthmark…

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    is interesting. First off it is located in Springdale, Utah. One of the things that most tourists want to come and see is the Virgin River. As it flows through the forests it is so clear that I can see the bottom. Zion is about 147,000 acres long, and in those acres there are beautiful hills and the water as it glistens it is breathtaking. Most of the activities is a breathtaking experience like after you are done rock climbing you can look out over the land and see everything. Or if you like…

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    material in the production of products like paper, fabric and rope. Also having the ability to produce higher yield per acre then cotton and has a growing cycle of less than 100 days instead of cottons 160. Hemps seeds also provide more protein then soy, and according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, “you can produce four times as much paper from an acre of marijuana than an acre of trees” (Urena). Showing that this plant can be helpful in multiple ways rather than the “high” that people…

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    La Quarry Research Paper

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    1998 and ranked 83rd in the 100 best golf courses in the United States Golf Magazine. The Quarry offers custom estate homes, villa homes and custom home sites. The custom home sites vary from sizes of 0.5 acre to 1 acre. It offers a very luxurious yet stress-free way of life. In 2002, 74 acres of additional land was added, therefore adding 29 new real estate sites. The landscape is breath taking with the gorgeous scenery and the lush green grass.…

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