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    in particular. Throughout this section, you will have a clear image of what the Norse mentality must have been like during the Viking Age. It also gives you a clear indication of what it must have been when they settled in in places like Iceland, Greenland, and Vineland. The life of the Norseman was also one marked with confrontations and the quest to defend one’s honor at any cost. These small biographies complement what has been told about them throughout history. They were fearless, ambitious…

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    similarities; for example both are parliamentary systems, both are a constitutional monarchy, both have a Proportional Representation voting system. In contrast they share some significant differences; Denmark is a unitary state (including Faroe Islands and Greenland) while Spain looks more federal because of its territorial distribution ( Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands), Spain is in the euro while Denmark has its own currency the Danish Krone. These are only a handful of reasons why…

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    Sherlock Jr Analysis

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    Sherlock Jr. is a shy projectionist/janitor who wants to be a private detective. He wants to propose to a pretty girl but another man (the Sheik) wants to propose to her too. The Sheik tries to get rid of him by stealing the girl's father’s pocket watch and pawning it to buy her an expensive gift. He then slips the receipt into the projectionist’s pocket and the police find it. He doesn't have much luck in real life but in his dreams, he is the famous and heroic detective Sherlock Jr. who faces…

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    First, Matthew Henson was a talented explorer. He was the first man to reach the Arctic, but it wasn’t easy. Henson joined Robert Peary on an expedition to Greenland, which almost ended bad. Their team almost starved to death, the members of the team that survived was forced to eat almost all of their sled dogs. Henson and Peary found out Greenland didn’t go all the way to the Arctic. On Henson and Peary’s second to last voyage to the Arctic, they were able to sail 174 miles. ”In 1909, Matt and…

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    Projection is the most commonly used map in education in this country and many others. This map greatly under-represents the true size of Africa. Looking at this map, the continent of Africa and the country of Greenland appear to be similar in size. The two are actually very different. Greenland is 800,000 square miles, while Africa is 11,700,000 square miles. This distorted view causes many to underestimate the size, vastness, and resources of Africa. Many do not realize that the continent of…

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    Using clean energy sources is a must. Although they cannot completely take place of fossil fuels, they can cut them out significantly. Renewable resources, like water or ice, emit little to no greenhouse gas. Like in Greenland, they used the melting ice to their advantage and created hydroelectric power plants. Also, northern Canada has taken advantage of their vast landscape. Wind turbines are a great source of energy and the moving air makes electricity. They work best…

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    section of the world, which put many people at risk. Those risks include flooding, droughts, and a lack of clean drinking water. Also, sea levels are rising because of the melting of the poles, which puts small island nations at risk. According to “Greenland 's Melting Ice Problem May Be Far Worse Than We Realized” by Lydia O 'Connor the author states, “Studies agree that rising global temperatures are causing the ice sheet that covers most of the world 's largest island to shrink. If the entire…

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    Glacial Climate Change

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    next section, this controversy arises mainly due to uncertainties about the contributions to expect from the three main processes responsible for sea level rise: thermal expansion, the melting of glaciers and ice caps, and the loss of ice from the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets. Before describing the major factors contributing to climate change, it should be understood that the melting back of sea ice (e.g., in the Arctic and the floating ice shelves) will not directly contribute to sea…

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    Walter Mitty is the protagonist character from the movie The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, directed by Ben Stiller. Mitty is a kind of person who daydreams a lot. He spends quite a lot of time imagining that he is someone else. He creates an imaginary world where he is happy and brave. But in real, he is an average ordinary person, living a normal, boring life. He works as a Negative Asset manager at a Life magazine. He is attracted towards his co-worker Cheryl Melhoff, but is quite afraid and…

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    Arctic Research Paper

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    ocean, called the Arctic Ocean, is like no other ocean on Earth; and because of its special location and climate, the lands that surround it are unique. The Arctic consists of the Arctic Ocean and parts of Alaska (United States), Canada, Finland, Greenland (Denmark), Iceland, Norway, Russia, and Sweden. Situational Awareness Situational awareness or situation awareness (SA) is the perception of environmental elements with respect to time or space,…

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