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    Al Gore’s book Truth to Power explains a climate crisis. The author explains how one problem can affect another, thus causing a domino effect on different places of the world. He explains how a climatic problem can affect millions of people, livestock, and businesses. Al Gore really makes the reader think once he or she begins reading his book, it helps the reader to be more aware of the conditions around him or her, and understand that his or her choices can harm another without even knowing it…

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    Mayan Disappearance

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    civilization reached its peak of power in the sixth century A.D. and had a peak population of two million. The Mayan are most known for disappearing in 900 A.D., a mystery still unknown. There are many theories around their disappearance that go from drought or famine to alien abductions. In this essay though, I will explain why warfare was the reason the Mayan disappeared and persuade you to accept it to. The isn’t just one factor that played into the end of the Mayan empire,…

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    Early Jamestown Dbq

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    The English settlers came to the new land to get rich and to have religious freedom. They called their land Jamestown. A few years after they came more then eighty percent of them died. Was it from Settler Skills, Environmental Conditions, or Relationships Between Indians? The Jamestown colonists did not make the best choices out of their lifetime. According to the text (Document A ) “ where filth introduced into the river tended to fester rather than flush away.” The colonist used the river…

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    thunderstorms produced lightning without rain and ignited fires in dry trees" ("Drought" pg. 4). In 2014, Mieszkowski explained the risk of wildfires were probable. In 2014 "there had been 3,400 wildfires as July 19, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection" (Mieszkowski pg. 8). Which is an escalation of 36 percent in merely five years (Mieszkowski pg. 8) Many may see signs of drought and decide to act ensuring their family has water. There are several…

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    while others think it was caused naturally. People like to jump to conclusions when they a tragic event happens and not consider what other factors were surrounding this fire. The environment had a big role in this fire happening because of the drought and high winds that were occurring in Tennessee during the time of the fire. These factors can make one believe that the fire was not man-made…

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    Jamestown Dbq

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    could you imagine drinking poop water? well, that's what the people in Jamestown drank. During winter 1609-1610, two-thirds of the settlement died. 1611 500 and more settlers that arrived from Jamestown 80% were dead. Why did so many colonists die? the early Jamestown colonist died for three main reasons: problems with the environment lack of key skills and the relationships with the natives Americans. problems with the environment caused death in Jamestown. in Doc A it says "because the…

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    and creeks were brackish(a mixture of salt and fresh water unsafe to drink). They attempted to dig themselves wells to gain water. This didn't work because they dug them too shallow so they were vulnerable to a drought. Speaking about a drought the colonists in Jamestown came in on a drought when they arrived and it lasted until 1611. This could of been a MAJOR reason so many people died. The environment was a huge factor why a lot of people died in jamestown. Another major reason a lot of…

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    that, according to various data collected on greenhouse gas concentration by the intergovernmental panel on climate change(IPCC), “Summer temperatures are projected to continue rising, and a reduction of soil moisture…” and thus result in severe droughts(Facts:Effects).…

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    Regulating Water Laws

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    limited? In California, the citizens are in a drought and want to regulate laws for the reason that farmers are wasting a lot of water for crops. In my opinion, I believe California should control aquifers where as there will be a lot of consequences. Consequently, “It’s been terrible, truly tough,” says the 38-year-old fruit packer, whose home is one of more than 320 in this dusty Californian town to have run out of water during one of the worst droughts in the state’s recorded history”…

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    “Arid climates can be found on every continent. They range from hot and dry deserts that see almost no rain to semiarid scrub land where rain falls intermittently. Arid climates are not suitable for most life forms. Plants and animals that make their homes in arid climates have made special adaptations to the environment.”(Patrick, 2017) While periglacial environments is defined as “Periglacial literally means ‘edge’ of glacial. Periglacial environments are found on the fringes of polar or…

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