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    The general consensus among Americans (and likely people worldwide) is that by the dawn of the Twentieth Century what had become known as “the wild west” of the United States had been thoroughly tamed. The sensationalized accounts of the region popularized in the pulpy rags known as “dime novels” had by and large been deemed a thing of the past as the “civilized” world of industrialization spread westward. Yet, can a region and culture bow to the whims of popular conceit? Can the soul of a land…

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    gravestone. Rows upon rows of heaping rock piles showcase that the west was untamed. And if you’ve really traveled far into this part of the US, it still is. Living Ghost Town There is much speculation today that Tombstone’s spirits still inhabit the town. So much that the Birdcage Saloon was even featured on Ghost Hunters. But aside from the Discovery Channel special, more parts of the town are rumored to be visited by a few old souls that are also too tough to die. The famous Ike Clanton…

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    The Wild West is cherished by many people today as a period that remains distinctly American. With its sweeping landscapes, lonesome atmosphere, and adventurous pioneers, much can be appreciated about this period. However, the West has become saturated by stylized retellings and conflicting accounts of what really happened. By referencing multiple sources, a true telling of the American West should form, and beginning with a popular depiction of the period would help show just how flawed or…

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    that were willing to settle on open land west of the Mississippi River. Once the Homestead Act was passed, many people started to settle the western United States. These settlers were able to change the frontier into a large domain of farmland. The U.S. was able to protect their proprietary claims in what was known as the “Indian Territories.” However, not everyone could buy land without meeting certain criteria. The government wanted pioneers to settle west to help the U.S., but they had to…

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    Hiking The Sierra Madre Hiking is a pastime that many people enjoy. It is a great way to get out and see parts of the world as it once was. You can view natural wonders that have not been touched by human hands and you can see more wildlife than ever before. It is also a great way to get a little exercise. The key is finding a place that is fascinating and enjoyable to hike through. One of the most popular places to go hiking is located in the United States. Have you ever considered hiking the…

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    “I’m your huckleberry”. Said by the best friend of “peacekeeping” Wyatt Earp. A former marshall from Dodge City, decided to set out and go on a journey to invest and make money in a small town of Tombstone. Taken over by the first group of organized crime group called the Cowboys. In this town several laws are broken and several lives are lost due to these law abiding Cowboys. Although these movies take place in the same location, the stories they tell are very different. Some of the differences…

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    Having just gotten married in San Antonio,Jack Potter,town marshal of Yellow Sky,and the bride are aboard a train headed back to Yellow Sky,Jack's home town.Despite their elegant surroundings,both bride and groom are nervous about returning to Yellow Sky.While the bride is not used to such classy surroundings and is anticipating her life ahead of her,Jack is anxious about the reception that his marriage will receive from his community,particularly as he had not told them of his intentions when…

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    Bojack horseman is a 50 year old male horse actor. He is the main anti-protagonist on the Netflix Original show, Bojack Horseman. BoJack Horseman is intelligent, self-loathing, narcissistic, irritable and self-destructive. He was born and raised in San Francisco, California, and grew up in a dysfunctional family.. His family relationship is strained and the only member he loves is he's sister, Hollyhock, who was a product of an affair by Bojack’s father and maid. He is very protective of her and…

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    Kanye Omari West is an American rapper, vocalist, lyricist, record maker, mold architect, and business person. Conceived in Atlanta and brought up in Chicago, West quickly went to workmanship school before getting to be noticeably known as a maker for Roc-A-Fella Records in the mid 2000s, delivering hit singles for specialists, for example, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys. Expectation on seeking after a performance vocation as a rapper, West discharged his presentation collection The College Dropout in…

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    West Hollywood is a city in Los Angeles, California. West Hollywood is known for a variety of things, including the Sunset Strip, its large LGBT population and regular celebrity sightings. Since its earliest years, West Hollywood has earned a reputation for its nightlife and home to emerging artists in the entertainment industry. Based on the city’s history and current demographics, it is suitable for a new live entertainment venue to be established. SWOT Analysis Strengths: One of the biggest…

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