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    catch fish, but they also showed them which fruits, mushrooms and nuts were safe to eat. Historians also agree that, “The most important food Native Americans introduced to colonists was corn.” Corn flour became a staple, and was used to make cakes, bread, and puddings. The Natives also greatly aided the pilgrims by sharing their discovery of maple sap, which could be boiled down to form maple syrup. Imported sugar from England was an incredible expense for families struggling to make a living,…

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    winter made it more difficult. However, one thing that Colonial Massachusetts were able to grow was Rye. Rye is a type of wheat that many people used to bake bread. Though, the rye that the Puritans grew were consumed with Ergotism. “Ergotism, or long-term ergot poisoning, was once a common condition resulting from eating contaminated rye bread. In some epidemics, it appears that females were more liable…

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    The Dangers of Consuming Processed Foods: It’s Effects on the Body and the healthier substitutes Gurman Johal Sandalwood Heights Secondary School The Western Diet Epidemic “What an extraordinary achievement for a civilization: to have developed the one diet that reliably makes its people sick!” (Pollan, pg. xii) Despite being unethical and, to a certain extent evil, our society has turned a vital process into a life-harming crisis. Valuing money over the health of the people,…

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    a few are essential in this advertisement. These include Amber, Purple, White and Black. There are also many symbols incorporated in my advertisement, including Chi Rho, Jesus, the Bread and Chalice, and the clothes worn by the Apostles. The words used in my advertisement are taken from the Book of John “I am the bread of life.…

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    imagery of “bread” and “honey” to represent the vital, essential need for dreams. This traditional sonnet is included in the sonnet sequence, “Gay Chaps at the Bar,” that introduces the narrators as young soldiers recently returned from war. Favored by writers in the Harlem Renaissance, Brooks wrote the collection in strict sonnet format with iambic pentameter. Yet, the poem does not mirror the rigidity of the sonnet because of Brooks’ careful use of enjambment. The tone of “My…

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    Does Charles Strite deserve the name great? I mean some might consider him great and some won’t but I’m here to tell you why he is a great man with brilliant ideas. First you might be asking who is Charles Strite, he was the man who revolutionizes the world with something you probably have in your home today that's right a pop up toaster. Some people might say well I don’t need a toaster but honestly what's worse than a soggy sandwich, almost nothing. Some people might say what’s that have to…

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    technological advancement in cooking, many bread companies soon started to change how they produced bread. Pacific Baking Co. started to make pre-sliced loaves of bread which helped the marketing of toasters even further. The beginning of sliced bread came from a company called Chillicothe Baking Company. The slicing machine was invented by Otto Frederick Rohwedder. Once the machine was installed, they started selling the first commercially sliced bread. National Museum of American History state…

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    In the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, presents the idea that keeping the population afraid creates order, and prevents rebellion but causes the government to create bread and circuses to the people. After the fear of people's districts being destroyed, the Hunger games was created as a bread and circus to the people involving young kids to fight to the death in a generated arena. The winner that will live in peace with no problems. This is the same thing as what happened in the Roman Empire,…

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    Milkmaid

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    Vermeer’s maid is making bread porridge. It is made by using milk and bread. In this painting,…

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    that this person can only be made better off with bread and not health. B. If point C is chosen their utility function would look like the the utility function labeled U1. (This is similar to a utility function with homothetic preferences) C. Point E can never be an equilibrium because given the production possibilities curve, the individual can reach higher health and bread utils. Thus, point E implies that the individual prefers less health and bread. D. In the Grossman model, depreciation is…

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