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    a million acres of Louisiana will vanish. This is important that Louisiana’s wetlands protection is ensured since it helps protect the coast from hurricanes and storms, they provide a home for wildlife, and is a part of Louisiana’s culture. Louisiana’s wetlands and coast provide protection from storms and hurricanes. Without the help of the wetlands and coast, storms will cause more storm surge, causing more flooding. Also, they protect the state from high winds by powering down the storm.…

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    The characteristics particular to the Spanish and French colonies allowed for a greater interaction between the two. The Spanish and French colonies had similar ways in maintaining wealth, but the only interaction they had was an ongoing rivalry causing the removal of the French by the Spanish colonies in 1690. The main religion of Spain was Catholicism, and anyone who refused this religion would essentially be expelled from Spain. This included Jews and Muslims at the time (Keene 15). The…

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    State taxes and strict environmental regulations are two factors. Another is limited supply; the West Coast is far from domestic sources such as the Great Plains and the Gulf Coast, as well as from the Middle East. The highest gas prices are in Hawaii, where drivers are paying an average of $2.50 and Alaska, which doesn’t have any refineries despite all of its oil, drivers there pay $2.49…

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    Ghana Research Paper

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    addo, emmanuel obetsebi, william ofori atta. These were the six great men who fought for ghana independence. Ghana was originally known as the gold coast they had many natural resources such as gold,silver, diamond, wood, and other minerals. Ghana was also rich in natural resources and land but…

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    Felix Houphouet-Boeigny

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    Felix Houphouet-Boigny was the leader of the Ivory Coast after they gained their independence. As the author describes him, he had been a loyal supporter of the French for many years, even having become a member of the French national assembly. However, he began to shift his alliance to the United States after the Ivory Coast gained independence. Muehlenbeck explains the growth of this relationship through the “courting” of Biogny by US President John F. Kennedy. Because US Secretary of State…

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    The Khoekhoen Analysis

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    1. Introduction: “Two thousand years ago there was a major break in the economic and social world of southern Africa. Domestic animals and pottery were introduced for the first time into an environment of hunter-gatherers. There is considerable debate on the origin and spread of domestic animals on the subcontinent, but no argument that they have arrived from the north” Quoted by Cummings et al. 2014:484). According to Mountain (2003:40) the Khoekhoen have been regarded as the ethnographic…

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    Executive Orders #2594 and #9066 Executive order #2594 was issued by President Woodrow Wilson in 1917. This executive order created the Committee on Public Information. It was significant because the CPI was a major key in “selling the war”. This order restricted civil liberties in the U.S. because America tried to “mask the bad aspects of the upcoming draft by advertising the war to make it seem like joining the military was the right thing to do. Most noteworthy, no one could essentially stop…

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    travel along the east coast, or arrive at the Mississippi River. The National Road, or Cumberland Road, was the first highway built by the federal government. It ran from Cumberland, Maryland, to Wheeling, West Virginia, and by 1850 the road stretched all the way to Illinois. The National Road granted access to farm-covered Wisconsin as well. As a result, it was popular among German Immigrants because it reminded them of their homeland. The Wilderness Road connected the east coast to the…

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    Ojibwe Tribe

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    Origins and Migration of Ojibwe to Minnesota The Ojibwe tribe’s ancestors originated about three to four thousand years ago on the Atlantic coast. From the Ojibwe ancestors’, or the mother group, twenty-seven different Indian tribes were born, including the Ojibwe. All of these subtribes share common political and economical history, as well as share similarities in their languages. The emergence of the Ojibwe tribe as a subgroup is thought to have developed about fifteen hundred years ago.…

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    light in Los Angeles by an unknown shooter. Many people place the blame on the blood against crips gang rivalry, but others believe that it was a sinister plot of revenge for the west-coast rap legends Tupac Shakur’s death. Biggie Smalls, or the notorious B.I.G, lived up to his name, being one of the greatest east-coast rap legends…

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