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    Jesse Grant Wood Analysis

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    “Oh right….Well, did you know that Grant Wood came across this house in August of 1930 on a car ride which he was very mesmerized by the Gothic style of the house. He then started painting the house on a piece of cardboard. In his very first sketch, he drew male and female figures, with the man actually holding a rake. By doing this, it almost portrays a certain status that was held in society at that time. “ Anna “Wow. Impressive.” Jesse “ Yeah…the people painted are not even farmers. The man…

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    that can measure the size of an earthquake, from a tremor to a major event, as they are happening almost unceasingly. Some earthquakes can cause major events like broken dams, landslides, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis and destruction of cities. (Encyclopedia Britannica, 2015) The densest areas of the map – appendix 2 – is around Indonesia and New Zealand. This is because they are on plate boundaries, since the plates can cause earthquakes from the contact between them. The size of the…

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    Dorothy’s house in comparison to Munchkinland as it takes up the entire left third. This gives the audience perspective on how huge the house is in relation to Munchkinland. Without the emphasis on the rule of thirds, it would be challenging for the audience to appreciate that in Oz, size is one of the things that are vastly different from Kansas. The next shot reveals the enormous land while also showing that in Munchkinland everything is in miniature. The buildings become more relative in…

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    King Corn Industry

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    Farms in America or in general are always portrayed as a large piece of land in the countryside having a house with a red barn with some animals from pigs, cows, goats, horses, fruits and vegetables they grow to sell or to use for themselves. The type of farms seen in movies or books like Charlotte’s Web and Babe. In reality these family farms depicted in our thoughts aren’t the real deal as seen in King Corn. Farms are massive in size and productivity and is seen as a huge operation of…

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    museum, village replica, restaurant, and art gallery. After visiting the center, I learned more about the Chickasaw people’s history, the way they lived, and the foods they ate. When I first arrived at the center, I was amazed at the open space and the large pond near the entrance. I was able to easily find the museum and check-in. Outside there was a monument that represented the leaning pole. The leaning pole is a representation of how the Chickasaw people found their eastern lands. There was…

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    Bobcat Research Paper

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    What are some really cool thing to know about a bobcat? During the winter a bobcat does not hibernate or migrate they stay active all year round.A bobcat lives in South America under downfalls,is two times the size of a house cat,and it eats rabbits and hares.They leave their mother when they are 1 year old.Bobcats are also born blind and they also,are known for being an excellent climbers. Bobcats are found in North America.Bobcats are found everywhere.The reason that is is because they have…

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    underneath. I should have asked my mom first, as she was as wise as Daniel in the Old Testament. It looked like a large rat (although I later learned it was a opossum), and I declared his name as Johnny. Johnny was large, probably five pounds or more, with large teeth and a long tail, almost longer than the Godfather Part Ⅱ. Compared to my childish size, Johnny seemed enormous. He was almost as large as Brobdingnag. It appeared as if Johnny was dead. I later learned, however, that opossums act…

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    around your house. Unfortunately, there are people who make mistakes when they choose the snow blower they should use on their property, which can lead to many unpleasant problems. To avoid this happening to you, read the following lines and remember what you see here for when you go buying a snow blower, because these are the main mistakes you must avoid when doing so. One of the most common mistakes people do when they go shopping for a snowblower is to buy a model that can't handle the size…

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    accommodating to their characteristics, maintaining their health, and satisfying their grooming needs. Border Collies contain numerous characteristics that the owner should take into consideration. Border Collies are considered a large dog weighing around 50 pounds. Their size is a huge factor and it is the owner’s duty to make sure the animal is comfortable in its living space. They are also considered a very energetic animal that love the outdoors and running around in a logical space. It is…

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    word businesses with the name brand stores we shop at such as Walmart, Kohl’s, Victoria Secret, and Nike. If true though, then what do we associate our local small businesses under? There are many unknown businesses in this world due to their small size and that they are geographically located in one small spot somewhere the world. We tend to lose track of how important these small businesses are to our community and the citizens who live there. Support from local customers is essential to a…

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