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    William Cronon’s essay entitled “The Trouble with Wilderness” is an intelligent and thoughtful work of environmental philosophy that addresses the relationship between nature and man while defining and contextualizing the idea of wilderness. Cronon argues that we must change the way that we think about wilderness. With this idea of man’s perspective of wilderness, Cronon goes on to describe the ways in which man has looked at wilderness throughout history. From a state of fear and intimidation,…

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    hospital with his leg he goes back to the front and steals a horse and runs in between the two lines which causes the fighting to start up again. After Lieutenant Dunbar galloped through no man's land and survived with his leg he was transferred to the frontier. Once he arrived at the fort he was stationed to Lt. Dunbar is shocked to find the fort much different than he expected. The movie starts during the Civil War where the US and the CSA are in a stalemate taking cover behind fences…

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    housewife who are depend on their husband to live and take care of children everyday,Anna is a free woman who can chose the job she likes.Anna writes a book named Frontier of the War which makes her famous and have money to support her and her daughter to live. a.Suspicious of Fact and Fiction. As a writer Anna is famous because her book Frontier of the War.However,she could not writing normally because the suspicious of fact and fiction.A film company wanted t to make film according to her…

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    the sound of discharging powder is enough to avoid conflict. Fearing you 're too late and your loving dog is dead and gone the meal to a hungry predator. Ivins say there is no more frontier, she is dead wrong. The frontier never disappeared. As humans in our own hubris; we forget to remember that we moved into this frontier and share it with bears, coyotes, and any number of hungry predators. Those that live in the cities, you think you 're safe, but the predators are still there. There aren 't…

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    Women in The Big Sleep As I have mentioned before, this was true in the case of the rise of feminism. Before the turn of the century, “Women arrived, en masse, [to the Western frontier], and the ‘male-dominated homosocial world of gold rush California’ gave way to a ‘settled domestic Victorian discipline’” (Hoefer 49). That ‘Victorian discipline’ gave way in the 1920s to a deviant social norm, exemplified by Carmen and to a lesser extent Vivian. Right before Marlowe expresses how much he…

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    The 1960's: The Space Race

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    America has a untiring attitude to get what it wants. The vitality of the American Dream was shown with the lunar landing. This dream is to conquer the unknown frontiers; the moon being the newest of the frontiers was just another goal that was achieved. Suri states “American greatness is the greatness of big dreams. We are a society of frontiers and possibilities – a society that is always re-making itself” (Suri). We achieved this dream by pushing our limitations and hindrances farther and…

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    NASA Budget Essay

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    Take the nearest one dollar bill available to you and imagine it being cut into a hundred squares. Now picture yourself cutting halfway into a single one of those squares, you wouldn't even touch the ink yet. Thats the annual budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, more commonly known as NASA, resting at one half of one percent of the US tax dollar. Therefore, I am calling on Trump’s administration and the United States Congress to increase NASA’s funding from its current…

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    licenses. The stamp act also charged people for dishes and many different things. The collected money from the stamp act was used to help pay for the costs of defending and protecting the American frontier. They were near the Appalachian mountains. 10,000 troops were to be stationed on the American frontier on this purpose. The cost of the stamp act was really small. What made the law so offensive to all the colonists was not so much its immediate cost but the standard it seemed to set. They…

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    American Superpower

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    The Explosion of an American Superpower At the end of the 19 century, America was becoming a formidable superpower, she had reached the limits of her national frontier, and had achieved the manifest destiny. As any up and coming superpower would do, she turned her interests to the international scale. The sinking of the USS Maine on February 15th 1898, which killed 260 U.S Navy servicemen. This attack on American servicemen gave America the excuse it needed to get involved in a foreign war, and…

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    the bookstore, I'm faced with a decision of whether to dive into the oceans of science fiction, or to explore the narrow caverns and the vast sights of futurism. I gaze at the stars, wondering how long until we begin travelling through space, a new frontier for humanity. I also look at the research bringing us closer to that point, and the interdisciplinary thinkers leading those…

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