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    Ecuador Research Papers

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    Ecuador is a warm tropical area with great views and lively homes. Ahh Ecuador, it’s where the most beautiful mountains sit, where the glistening shoreline sway, and where powerful volcanoes rule. Ecuador has some of the most beautiful scenery and landforms. Ecuador has a total of 50 volcanoes which 30 are on the mainland and 14 are on the galapagos islands. Only of them are active while the other are dormant. Cotopaxi is the most active volcano with over 50 eruptions.…

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    Axial Seamount Essay

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    phenomena, Axial Seamount. Even if the reader has no knowledge of Axial Seamount, they will be able to fully understand the content of this paper. They will learn facts about Axial Seamount such as what it is, on what plates it is located on, what landforms are around it, etc. Axial Seamount is an underwater volcano located in the Northeastern Pacific Ocean, about 483 kilometers (300 miles) off the coast of Oregon. Because its frequent volcanic activity, the first underwater volcano observatory…

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    Aztec Vs Inca Essay

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    Incas was what they made their pyramid out of. The Incas built their pyramids usually out of mud, but the Aztecs built their pyramids out of limestone. The final difference between the Aztecs and the Incas was farming. The Incas used many types of landforms for their farming like terraces for hilly areas and 20-foot holes for rocky areas, on the other hand, the Aztecs used mainly chinampas, which was floating farmland, as their farming technique. These were only some of the similarities and…

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    Hydra Research Paper

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    instantly is that there is two moons. Also I notice that the day is a little bit longer than on Earth. Also the sun looks pretty far away too. And the planet is overall smaller. It is also very broad and plain. I see brownish terrain and brown rocks. The landform is very rough, including sandy dunes, to giant boulders. One thing I will need to bring is a space suit because of the atmosphere in Mars. I will need to bring really hot clothes and a ton of blankets. Since the gravity is different…

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    I could feel my eyes stinging with unshed tears. Clutching my bleeding hand towards myself, I stared into the alarmed faces of my immediate family before carefully extending my hand out so they could see my.wound. Alarm turned to horror at the sight of my bloodied palm, and a frantic conversation broken out among them as they searched through their bags for bandaids or some sort of tissue to cover my injury. Silently, I decided that this was the worst vacation ever. In the spring of 2010 my mom…

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    Transcontinental Railroad was built, how it was made, or who made it? Well before the Transcontinental Railroad was built the first steam locomotive was built in 1930 and in 1950 over 9,000 miles of track was built connecting cities, states, important landforms, and more. That set the early stages for the next couple of decades for more and more miles of track to be laid. In 1849 lots of settlers were traveling long distances over mountains, hills forests, rivers, deserts, and more. The…

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    to the Angel falls and dozens of tall rock mesas called tepuis, which rise dramatically out of the surrounding flat lands. Along with this comes a plentiful supply of biological resources in the forests that cover the land. Not only is it home to landforms but also the indigenous people, Pemon, that have lived off the land traditionally for 200 to 300 years, mainly relying upon swidden agriculture that has sufficed them for years. Although, this practice is no longer functioning to the same…

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    The mountains and the seas were the landforms of Greece that played a significant role in why Greece became such a power house. Greece was composed of an immense amount of tiny city-states which was secluded by mountains. The mountains had caused the communities to become very independent. After a period of time, the Greek communities became so willing to fight to gain advantage over another. The rivalries between the communities led to pestilential warfare that would eventually destroyed the…

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    Pinecrest Lake

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    Pinecrest Lake is a popular reservoir located thirty miles east of Sonora, and one mile from Highway 108. The pretty lake is hemmed in by a long forested ridge on its south shore. The landmass is called Dodge Ridge, and it has a ski resort on it. Beyond the resort the ridgeline continues to rise, gradually, and three miles later it crosses an administrative boundary line. The ridge, which divides the Stanislaus River from the Tuolumne River, continues inside the Emigrant Wilderness Area. The…

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    easier for trade and transportation. The settler found this land very fertile which meant it was great for growing crops. Many of these settlers said that the land was “ beautiful like art” and “natural lawns.” There were many different type of landforms though and this made it hard to settle in some areas. Another difficult aspect was the spreading of smallpox decreased the population of the colonist and this caused for businesses to shut…

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