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    In the opening seen of Unwind by Neal Shusterman, Connor and his girlfriend are discussing his options over the busy highway. If I hadn't read the book prior to this, I would have been extremely confused as to what they were discussing. Which was most likely the authors goal. Reading through it a second time helped me look further in the details. In this story Connor is being unwound. He found this out when he was he sneaking through his fathers office and found 3 plane tickets, there are 4 of…

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    use houses for other purposes than residence. In addition to houses, roads are the same for Maghagha and Jersey City. Both of them have local ways and highways. Jersey City has many highways while Maghagha has just one highway. Roads in Jersey City are pavedand clean, on the contrary, roads in Maghagha are unpaved and dirty except for the highway, which is paved and clean. Furthermore, Jersey City and Maghagha have two kinds of transportations, public and private transportations. public…

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    Highwaymen were horseback-riding robbers. They were often well educated, skilled, and armed. The highwayman was a unique entity. Highway gentlemen concealed their faces with masks and primarily robbed only the affluent classes in society. Furthermore, highwaymen preyed on highway traffic in forested woodlands throughout London, England. The perceived threat of Highwaymen drove widespread social anxiety, and in response the death penalty, under the bloody…

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    Chapter 2, "Nobody but a Bunch of Mothers," from Eric Avila's "The Folklore of the Freeway" exposes the harsh impact of the highway on urban communities, highlighting experiences of women during the 1950s and 1960s. The construction of highways under the National Interstate and Defense Highway Act led to the displacement of many people from their homes and communities, which inflicted conflict and harsh discrimination against these predominantly minority groups. The viewpoint of women in this…

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    The good is also seen where there is bad good is present and the government might be one of the places people tend to not see the right done by the government. In the article “Amy, Douglas J. "Government Is Good." Achievements of Government.” it states the forgotten achievements of the government or achievements that the government has completed. It's hard to see the right that the government has done when people tend to only notice the bad as even stated in the article “One of the most…

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    made amazing changes to India's society by ending highway robbery, widow suicide, and female infanticide (Lalvani). In India, the body would be burned at the funeral and if the person being burnt had a wife, then she was expected to kill herself on the fire because in India women were viewed as useless. Not only is this an atrocious tradition but it labeled women as useless objects. Another thing the British police ended was highway robbery. Highway robbery was a major problem in India, with…

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    cities for work. Also, the automobile was viewed as a private, mobile place for couples to drive around together. Economically, people happily paid taxes for gas because they knew that the money was being used to improve highways, thus giving them more freedom. Land near highways were valued greatly. Lastly, there is a possible correlation between automobiles and the stock market crash. People became accustomed to buying on credit, and mass consumption because the norm. Socially, the automobile…

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    Route 66 Research Paper

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    taking a train. The cause of Route 66 is because Cyrus Avery links Chicago, Illinois and Los Angeles, California through his town Tulsa. Cyrus became interested in roads after he visited his father’s farm. In 1921 he became president of the Associated Highways of America. Cyrus then became the Father of Route 66. Cyrus Avery spent most of the years working to stitch…

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    Emergency Operations plans are used by communities across the nation in use by federal, state and local governments. There are three different types of EOP formats traditional function format, emergency support function and agency/ department focused function. Each community must decide which one is right for the hazards within their scope of capabilities. The Promulgation Statement/Letter, informs agencies of the intentions of action that a community intend to take these actions include:…

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    The Importance of Repainting and Refreshing the Painted Lines in Parking Lots and On Highways Road and parking lot line markings are important aspects of safe and efficient roadway as well as parking lot usage respectively. Road markings convey information to roadway users, indicating which part of the road to use, where passing is allowed and warn motorists about any potential danger ahead. Parking lot line markings ensure safe and efficient parking as well as traffic flow around the parking…

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