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    high columned piazza on its east front, and the house itself is rectangular. Some ways that you can visit Mount Vernon are by boat, bike, or tour bus. In 1674 Mt. Vernon became a possession of the Washington family, but originally it was known as the, Little Hunting Creek Plantation. George’s father took possession of the property in 1726, and in 1735 he moved his family there. Its building began in 1735 and continued through 1787. Originally the house was only a story and a half in height, and…

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    In general, this project has taught me key 21st century skills such as creativity, collaboration, communication, organization and working in a group. The uniqueness of this project was a great learning experience because I 've never done this type of project in any of my other classes. I am very proud of the finished product and all the hard work and time I put into it. If I could do one thing differently, it would be to leave more time in class towards the end of the project to be able to…

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    branch, working with the Congress, and managing the national debate over national security policy, which involves numerous other players.” Such problems faced by a president include interdepartmental friction, burden of employee coordination, and large size of executive staff. In America, there are three levels of government, namely; the federal, state, and the local governments. Within each government, there are various departments or agencies which sometimes share responsibilities in…

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    Changes to the publishing industry at the beginning of the eighteenth century led to the adoption or large pages, or broadsheets, in the printing of newspapers. The use of a larger page for newspaper publication meant that editions could present more information, especially if they arranged information and articles into columns and used smaller text. Ultimately the Broadsheet format lead to inclusion of editorial commentary and critique as well as the hiring of permanent writers and the…

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    Republic in America Governments are only as effective as their structure allows them to be. A government that is large and unwieldy will rarely be efficient due to the red tape and bureaucracy bogging it down. The power structure in a monarchy differs from the structure in a republic. When deciding the shape of the American government, the Founding Fathers carefully considered all shapes and sizes of government to try and find what would suit the new nation the best in the wake of the Articles…

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    I have fallen in love with West Virginia Wesleyan and Buckhannon West Virginia. There are multiple reasons why this has happened over the past year and some of the reasons are because of the small school size, how great the academics are, the amazing soccer program, and how Wesleyan suits my personal life, and personality, perfectly. I appreciate the small school, that Wesleyan is, because I am a person and not just another number in the school. The education at Wesleyan is more personalized to…

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    gives him money to buy the blue suede shoes that he wants. In the short story “Thank you M’am” by Langston Hughes, Hughes illustrates the poverty due to Ms. Jones’ purse almost being stolen. This is because Rodger doesn’t have parents, Ms. Jones’ house is small and Roger hasn’t eaten. Rodger has no parents and is underage, so he needs money and the only way he can is by stealing. Late at night Rodger tried…

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    Figure 1. Chi Square Test for Niche lab conducted at Owings Mills North.Behaivors of several species of birds (Tufted titmouse, dark eyed junco, black-capped chickadee, northern cardinal, mourning dove, purple finch, house sparrow, and white breasted nuthatch) were observed at feeding station. The three possible behaviors are feeding at the feeder, feeding on the ground, or feeding in the tree. Assignment questions 1-4 Given the results of the chi square, the birds feeding behavior are…

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    Some books seem totally different and they are extremely easy to contrast, but sometimes you have to look closely to see the the characters aren't that different after all. Caitlin and jonas share several qualities mentally and they have some similar internal conflict. Although, physically Jonas and Caitlin are complete opposites. One of the first major differences between Caitlin and Jonas is their age. Caitlin turns 16 at the beginning of “Dreamland” and Jonas turns 12 at the beginning of…

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    and physical features that both limit and benefit China's citizens. The sheer size of China and its population creates numerous languages and dialects; this makes the country culturally diverse, and it also makes it more difficult to interact with others. The physical geography perhaps has affected China's culture most in its transportation, housing, and typical diet. Arguably one of the most important focuses of a large country is transportation. China, being over nine million square miles,…

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