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    My book is a biography of George Muller, The Guardian of Bristol’s Orphanage, by Janet & Geoff Benge. This is a really good Christian book. George Muller is Christian from Germany. In Bristol, a lot of people were dying from cholera, so they held a prayer meeting together to encourage one another. He assured that Bristol, where he is at now, is the mission field. In the mission field, he made breakfast club for the starving children who don't have home or parents or food to eat.…

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    On April 15, 1912, one of the worst calamities struck America. The ship that deemed "unsinkable" sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton, UK to New York, US due to scraping an iceberg. Because of this contretemps, 1,517 people, including the crew, captain, and many helpless children, died. Not only was this an example of America's broad and explicit ambitions, but also of how imperfections can be fatal. Unfortunately, there is not merely one person to blame. All people on the Titanic would…

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    The children who worked in the factories during the Industrial Revolution lived a hard life. They suffered from abuse, inhumane working condition, and unfair wages. They were forced into dangerous work and worked for excessive lengths at a time. These children were working to provide for themselves and their family while sacrificing their childhood. The children that worked in these factories were treated as animals. They were beaten for minor infractions and punished for being worked to…

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    newspaper dealing with social issues so it is likely that the painting may be exaggerated to an extent and therefore, could be bias. Additionally, during this time period, one of the main causes of death was Cholera. Cholera is a waterborne virus that attacks the stomach and intestines. Cholera spread through Manchester like a wildfire due to poor sanitary conditions throughout the city, leading to thousands of deaths. This shows that the condition that arose in Manchester with its growth were…

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    country, and lost all of their fortunes. “a sea journey could be shortened by going up and overland and going thru the jungles isthmus of Panama, a region ripe with cholera and other diseases.” When traveling by sea most 49ers went thru panama to shorten the ride but what they did not know is that Panama was ripe with cholera and other diseases.Also those coming from Europe and the eastern states had to travel around stormy cape horn.” Many miners that did not travel through panama and…

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    Philippines were being attacked in more ways than one, for instance, the Spanish and Americans were fighting both each other and small pox (Hays 192). On the other front, Filipinos were fighting for their sovereignty as well as a plague and cholera epidemic. However, since cholera was termed the “filth disease” by public health experts,…

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    The Colombian Exchange is the exchange of the crops, animals and resources that went between the New and Old World which was only possible because of the different voyages of Columbus and his people. From the Americas came peppers, maize, potatoes, tomatoes, snap beans, lima, beans, and squash. Some crops like; maize and potatoes became principal crops all over Europe. So much that the Irish potato crop botched, the outcome led to food shortage. From Europe, to the Americas came the crops like…

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    I am interested in issues about water because of my home country Nigeria. I grew up in Nigeria and had to endure bad and polluted water that caused different illnesses and diseases like cholera. This is an issue that always gets my attention regardless of where I am. I would hate to continue to live in a community that has problems with its water. Santa Clara Valley Water District is a government agency that deals with my issue. I decided to call in the main office to find out about if the…

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    restored to life, children were fed, and sanitation systems were implemented. Even still, the damages accumulated from over the years and brought on by Hurricane Matthew were extensive. As reported on April 7, 2017, there are 41,421 suspected cases of cholera, 1.4 million people in need of WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) assistance, and 12,000 children in vulnerable situations. China is extremely worried about the state of the Haitian people and hope that their country will be able to…

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    culpable component. In 2004 Haiti was devastated by floods in both May and September, the 2005 Hurricane Dennis ruined coastal towns, a tropical storm in 2008 killed 800 people and 2010 saw their largest earthquake on record as well as an outbreak of cholera in the aftermath . The policy responses to outbreaks of unrest in Haiti have been sporadically spaced starting in July 1994 when the United Nations Security Council released the 940 resolution allowing military intervention. In September a…

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