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    the fire, he tells them, “Looks like all of Maycomb was out tonight, in one way or another” (Lee 95). Atticus says this because the citizens of Maycomb, Abbottsville, and even Clark’s Ferry help in putting out the fire to save Miss Maudie’s belongings. The citizens and firemen of Maycomb, Abbottsville, and Clark’s Ferry also show perseverance to save Miss Maudie and the neighbors. Although they were doing good, Miss Maudie was not as concerned as everyone else. This is because Miss Maudie…

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    Extra Credit #2- Short Story Fiction “Four Hills” by Sara Majka is a short fiction story about taking responsibility for your own actions and not letting someone else determine your own happiness. The narrator in the story is infatuated with nature and whenever she finds a job in the city she realizes that she is no longer happy with how she is living her life. The protagonist who is also the narrator, just happened to be in a restaurant when she passed this guy who immediately caught her…

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    north tip of San Francisco to Marin Country. Hence, bridging the California State Route 1 and U.S. Route 101 across the passage. Boats were the only means of conveyance on the route where Golden Gate Bridge is standing. It was as late as 1840s that Ferry services were began on San Francisco…

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    The United States Civil War was one of the greatest wars in the history of America. It lasted four long years and would forever change the nation. Following it, states that had previously seceded rejoined the Union, and they were required to abolish slavery as a result of Andrew Jackson’s new plan of Reconstruction for the country. What led to this immense change though? More specifically, what were the major causes of the United States Civil War? The two most important causes of the United…

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    Especially toward the 1850s, anti-slavery sentiment arose in northern states as tensions between northern and southern states that supported slavery increased. This political settlement between North and South lasted only four years. Southern appeals for enforcement of the Fugitive Slave act so that slaves who moved to the North had to be returned to their masters. On the other hand, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin impassioned debates over “bleeding Kansas.” Extremist and underground…

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    during this period. And of course, many amidst the elite indigenous people have developed their own views toward the people of the West. Some of the noteworthy features of these views show resentment toward the West; in this paper, you will see how Ferry does not see any vigorous qualities in countries adapting imperial expansion, but on the other hand, Cromer believes the Orientals’ being ruled by the Englishmen is extremely superior, and Blunt’s view of the British Empire as being tremendously…

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    The Brooklyn Bridge spans over New York City’s East river, connected Manhattan and Brooklyn. The construction started in 1869. It took 14 years, 600 workers and cost 15 million US dollars to finish the building. In the beginning of the project, the main engineer was John Augustus Roebling, a great pioneer in designing steel suspension bridges. He graduated as an industrial engineer, but in the end, he became a civil engineer and ran a successful wire cable factory. Furthermore, Roebling was the…

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    living by providing low transportation services. In order to support his family, Cornelius went to work at the age of 11, which was pretty common in those days. He started out by working with his father, but by the age of 16, he bought his first small ferry boat with the $100 his father lent to him. He used the money to buy a small sailboat because in his early days, as his father’s worker, his interest for the shipping industry aroused him. Using the sailboat he purchased, Vanderbilt started…

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    Dingo Research Paper

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    I think the most valuable product in the iZombie presentations is the Dingo. The Dingo is the most valuable product because it gives the user multiple abilities to increase the chances of survival, the location of the store is remote enough to where zombies cannot access it, and the exploding button as a last resort to save yourself from the pain of being killed by a zombie. The first reason why I think the Dingo is the most valuable product is the multiple abilities the Dingo has, which…

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    poem, a persona, who is symbolically the parental figure, is watching a ferry (symbolically their child) leave them and enter modern society, in other words, maturity. The poem demonstrates the discovery of a lack of individuality in the modern world. This idea is supported by the quote, “The ferry wades now into the broad open harbour, to be lost soon amongst a silver blizzard of light.” This suggests that the tranquil ferry will get lost into the blindness of the city lights, symbolising how…

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