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    With the Homestead act, people could claim their own land if they only lived there for five years and payed a small fee. The prairies had good weather in the 1870s, making for easy farming. Many people found farming profitable with the use of mechanized harvesting tools that sped up the process. All of these elements made for cheaper living. With about ten percent of all the government held property up for grabs, even for freed slaves, lots of people took a chance. Most people felt that the…

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    What if the people of our great nation, America, were not able to see the wonderful sights of the world? What if we were not able to live a long and healthy life to cherish memories with our children, friends and family. If we continue to consume fast food at the rate that America does, then we are going to have serious issues with our health, our economies and our environment. Fast food is destroying our nation, and therefore this is why I strongly believe it should be banned. Firstly, Fast…

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    Food is one of the most important elements in our life. Human cannot get rid of it until there is no life left. About one in nine people who do not have a proper meal, hungering or thirsting, resulting in stunted grow of health. On the other hand, people, who have the ability to achieve their meal, used to have plenty food choices. There are number of factors which influenced their decisions. Health is one of the factors which consumers consider about. The first idea of eating that contributes…

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    Climate change is the most serious environmental management threat facing mankind worldwide. It drastically affects agriculture and this happens in several ways for instance its direct impact on food and livestock production. Climatic change, according to Enete and Amusa,(2010), is as a result of natural climate cycle and human activities in our environment which has adversely affected agricultural productivity in Africa. Climate change could also be observed when planet is warming and…

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    Agriculture was developed to produce crops and livestock for human consumption. Nowadays, human population is rapidly increasing, the amount of food produced is very important. Unfortunately, there are other organisms out there that want to consume the crops…

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    Meat Consumption In Food

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    Meat has a distinct position in the food market and has been consumed by humans since pre- historic day because of rich source of protein. Meat consumption is increasing with increasing population especially in developing countries. Providing safe, nutritious, and healthy food for poor and undernourished populations has been a major challenge for the developing world. The world population increasing day by day. The world population have reached 7.6 billion in 2017. According to united state…

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    Mountain people Mountain people live in the Himalayan Region, such as Sherpas, Lhomis, Yolmowas, Langtange, Neyshyangwas, Shyars, Gyasumdowas, and Nymbas. The Tibetan types of people have own culture, tradition, lifestyle, house pattern, marriage system, job, and funeral. They live up to 4500 meters above the sea level. Sherpa people has recorded a summit without any oxygen bottle above the 8000-meter. Sherpa people have a lot of hemoglobin, big chest, nose, and the lung to breathe. They are…

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    Food security is a condition relating to the supply of food and people’s access to it. Food security is the "availability at all times of adequate world food supplies of basic foodstuffs to sustain a steady expansion of food consumption and to offset fluctuations in production and prices”. The lack of balanced diet with essential nutrients leads to chronic malnutrition. Concerns over food security have existed throughout history. In India, more than 30% of the population still lives below the…

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    The Vikings or the norsemen were a group of people who lived and thrived between 793-1066 CE. They hail from Scandenavian countries like Denmark, Iceland and Norway. Although Vikings were primarily farmers and traders a small percentage of Vikings raided. Due to the Vikings having advances in technology- the longboats- they were able to travel and raid spreading their heritage and leaving behind a legacy that has largely influenced modern Europe. The Vikings had an impact on modern technology,…

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    things they also have animals to help fertilize. There is a technological disparity between different countries and civilizations because of what their geography os and what type of climate they have. The european geography controlled their agriculture giving them an abundant crops, and the ability to domesticate animals to increase productive development, immunity to deadly germs as a result of their exposure to their animals, and the ability to make steel which they used to domesticate…

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