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    so whether or not it is actually there remains a mystery.” Populated by 102,374,044 citizens, Ethiopia is considered a country of impoverishment due to war, famine, and drought. Ethiopia concentrates the majority of its economic resources on its agricultural production. This causes for there to be a lack of education, health issues, poverty, and undeveloped technology, which can be the…

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    the city agricultural helped growth of economies by the existed and stimulant to reproduce more, the large population in urban cities was the factor of expansion of agricultural activity. new techniques were developed for better farming , such as improved drainage , better pasture and the increase in animal. furthermore agricultural advancement caused many small farm to expand to bigger farm and the decline of small farm led to employment in cities for wage labor and spurred the machinery…

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    Food Path Project

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    Final Paper Agricultural food production is one of the most important sources of sustenance for modern society and an integral part of life, but also a major source of anguish and distrust among present-day consumers. For my food path project, two agricultural foremen participated in this project by allowing the researcher to interview and observe them. Both individuals are agricultural foreman, Daniel allowed me to observe his eating practices, whereas, Omar was interviewed in order to get a…

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    1) Geography- Where were they located? What is the place called today? What effect did the geographic setting have on the civilization that grew there? Were they geographically isolated from other civilizations? Where they exposed to large bodies of water? Ancient Mayans were in the Yucatán, Quintana Roo was the entrance to where the Mayans lived. What that place is called today is Central America which now consists Yucatan, Guatemala, Belize and Southern Mexico (the Chiapas and Tabasco region)…

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    Machu Picchu is a very cultural and lively place inside the Peruvian Andes and the Amazon Basin. Machu Picchu was established hundreds of years ago by the Incas and is also known as “the city in the clouds” because it stands over 7,800 feet and covers over 79 acres. Within Machu Picchu, there are many Architectural and cultural factors like what was used to build it and the people who lived/lives there. Machu Picchu is a very cultured place and has many historical factors. First of all, it's…

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    increases social equality by providing each member of the community with the same opportunity to purchase goods instead of having to hunt or gather themselves. This way, humans that are less fit for their environment will have access to the same agricultural resources as everyone else in the population. Also, this allows people who aren't as financially secure to still obtain some form of nutrition.…

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    could power. This represents that the beam engine was used around Dartford and that it helped Dartford to progress into a town that was capable of mass production of goods. It also exhibits that a large portion of mills used this engine for their machinery; this is why Dartford economy accelerated. The town of Dartford was significant, it played a vital role in marine engineering around England and many were used for trading…

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    Akebono Braking

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    (Kashiwagi, 2009). Foreign Subsidiary Strategies Akebono has two types of resources and capabilities to attract the international market, first the alliance and joint venture strategies with Itochu Corporation joint to market brakes for industrial machinery and rolling stock applications. Both companies decided to form a joint business to expand sales of mechanical and rolling stock brakes, which Akebono manufactures, by utilizing the Itochu Groups sales network and marketing know-how, in…

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    air, and the ground, that reach in a direct or indirect way to the nature, and moreover, to the alive beings. In addition to this, the excessive use of petroleum causes incredible levels of contamination in the soils, and when it was used into the machinery that was beginning to be implemented, it generated an excess of pollution, which directly affected the ozone layer, that caused that the sun enter directly to the planet melting the poles, and creating global warming. The industrial…

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    Their most notable intellectual achievements were the Indian numbering system, the concept of zero, and the decimal system. In the Han Empire, people were encouraged to not stray away from practicality. Chinese scientists were always improving their machinery and they invented a seismograph. The Han focused more on how things worked, which is why Chinese scholars would study the mathematics in…

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