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    channels changed paths, and there was less erosion which called for more beavers, dams, insects, fish and other species that thrived from this change in environment. The reappearance of wolves stimulated growth from the bottom of the food chain to the top and created more, and more life. Rewilding is a beautiful concept that can transform ecosystems for the better. Its definitely something we should consider when we see important animal species, with high ecological value dwindling in…

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    per day and that's only for one square mile! On top of this the Mayans had been going in and out of droughts for quite some time now. Where once stood a forest, now stood a plain. The Mayans saw this as a good thing, maybe even more farm land but they couldn’t have predicted the massive effects this would have in their empire. Not only did they experience a 3-5 degree temperature increase, but also a 20-30% decrease in rainfall! This affected their crops which not only slowly lead to a famine…

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    Because of the environmental differences the Europeans had dealt with, it made their capitalistic orientation much more prominent and that led to variances in political organizations between themselves and the Native Americans. These aspects aided in the European domination over the New World and in due course, assisted Europe to become the greatest world power there is to date. Despite the many obstacles and difficulties thrown their way, the European settlers and rulers persevered and defeated…

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    plenty of that to do as we live on the line of Missouri.” You can hear the fear in her voice, on how she was going to live. It kind of goes over our head on what the women did after the men left for war, the answer is that they did the men’s work on top of their own work taking care of the household. She shows here clear as day on how she is answering her thesis, if it wasn’t for the women during the Civil War, America wouldn’t be same place it is…

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    Since the spread and destruction of the Black Death, also known as the plague, many theories arose for what the cause and reason behind this devastating disease were. The final verdict was that the Black Death was a natural occurrence of disease that was spread through animals. While discussing this more accurate verdict and also discussing the previous verdicts from the time of right after the Black Death had dissipated. The underlying causes and aftermath of this plague has killed over tens of…

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    Black Friday: The New Deal

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    Beginning on December 29th, 1929, also known as Black Friday, the stock market on Wall Street crashed. This marked the onset of the Great Depression, the greatest economy downfall in United States history. For the beginning years of the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover was the President, but he did not put forth a large enough effort to help the American people get out of the turmoil that was created. Up until the election of 1933 where Franklin Delano Roosevelt, FDR, took the office from Hoover…

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    80's Music Research Paper

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    80's Pop As most of you probably know already, I'm Madonna, a popular singer and actress. This is the 80's, a decade with a different type of music. How many of you listen to pop music? (Wait for audience's reaction) There's been a big change in this decade in music, especially pop. Although it seems more boring than the 1960's or 70's, our music today is still a big part of our culture. Before, most artists made their own music. Folk was a very popular style of music.…

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    there are increased purchase prices, making the final products more expensive than conventionally farmed produce. Inorganic foods can therefore be seen as the cheaper option when compared to organic foods, thus resulting in an increased demand for crop harvest. This in turn would result in decreased growing costs per unit due to efficient conventional farming methods. This is important as it serves an essential role in assisting poor and poverty stricken people to be able to afford…

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    biofuels are typically ones that use sustainable biomass feedstocks that do not compete with food crops, both directly (i.e. corn or soy for biofuels) and indirectly (i.e. land competition), and also reduce greenhouse gas emissions. There are many methods that fit under those criteria have been researched in addition to algae based biofuels; a few of the most prominent are: (1) perennial plants, (2) crop residues, and (3) double cropping systems. Perennial plants. In 2006, Tillman et al.…

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    darkness. Markeus’s mother, Kares was very depressed. She was trying her very best to raise Markeus to be a great hero and take the right path of life. Kares was a poor villager that had to grow her own crops in order to survive. But, the sunlight were blocked by the clouds, and there was no happiness. Her crops were constantly dying. Kares and her son Markeus never had enough food to eat and always had struggled with money. Markeus knew he needed to take responsibility. He couldn't bare to see…

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