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    The Western Cordillera is found standing along the western edge of the continent. Made of ranges and ranges of mountains separated by occasional plateaus and valleys. Many provinces found in this region are British Columbia, Yukon Territories, Southwest Alberta, and parts of Northwest Territories. The mountain ranges found here are not as old as the other regions, as they are not yet rounded hills. These mountains occurred when the North American and Pacific plates collided, that spans…

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    Wolves Keystone Predators

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    Wolves are a keystone predators, they help maintain a balance in the ecosystem. They do this by hunting the weak in herds of hooved animals. Some of the animals they hunt include deer, elk, moose, and caribou, as well as beavers and rabbits. They have adapted to eating large prey. The wolves also help the herds become healthy because by eliminating the weak, they are also eliminating disease to be spread amongst the herds helping them become strong as well. When hunting, they hunt in packs of…

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    Republican Party: The Republican Party began as a series of anti-slavery political meetings throughout the Midwest in 1854. The Whig Party was collapsing, and many Whigs, as well as northern Democrats, opposed the extension of slavery. The Republican Party represented this anti-slavery view and thus gained followers rapidly. The party's first Presidential candidate was John C. Fremont, who ran unsuccessfully in 1856 although he carried eleven northern states. When Abraham Lincoln was elected as…

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    According to the case of Christie v. Dobbyn2, it is not essential for the plaintiff to prove that the defendant knew if the dog is of a vicious or mischievous nature. Plaintiff Uniqua does not have to prove if Bob’s dog was harmful by nature or had bitten any other person in the past. By looking at the Donahue v. Belitski case, plaintiff went to the defendant property and was bitten by the dog and in this case, defendant was responsible for the damages in doctrine of scienter and negligence.…

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    When he became twenty, he forged armour, swords, shields, and all the rest. He taught himself all of it, without any help, though with a few nasty burns. Then he went into a dark and undiscovered forest, far from his home. He went hunting for deer, moose, and all of that. Suddenly, out jumped a huge bear. Despite the weapons he had, he couldn’t, just couldn’t fight back. Some flaw…

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    “The Hatchet” Hatchet, a great book by Gary Paulsen , was the was the book i read over the summer. It was slow moving in developing characters in the beginning, but became a faster pace later on. Hatchet is a story about a boy named Brian who has to overcome stressful obstacles including his parents' divorce and being on a plane while it crashes into the deep forests of Canada. Will Brian, a kid from the city survive by himself in the wilderness? In the beginning the book takes place…

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    The Call of the Wild : Survival A major theme in Jack London’s classic novel The Call of the Wild is Buck must embark on a long and brutal adventure to survive. In the beginning of the book,Buck is surviving at Judge Miller's place. The first reason Buck is surviving is because he is a pampered dog he thinks he the King. For example he think he doesn't need to learn to survive. Second, Buck must learn the law of Club and Fang to survive. The man in the red sweater teaches Buck the law of…

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    Park Ecology: Voyageurs National Park With the landscape being molded nearly a billion years ago, glaciers have proved to be a prominent impact on the topography of Voyageurs National Park. In addition to forming the rigid layers of the terrain, the glaciers have also helped in the formation of the mosaic-like rocks and minerals that exist in the present-day wildlife sanctuary. Years of snow and rain have also contributed to the erosion of the sediments, thus affecting the geological development…

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    What is a Siberian Tiger? What does it eat? Why is it endangered? These questions will be answered in this research paper. The purpose of this research paper is to answer these questions. What is a Siberian Tiger, what do Siberian Tigers eat, and why Siberian Tigers are endangered will be addressed in this paper. What are Siberian Tigers? Siberian Tigers are the largest tigers in the world. They live up to fifteen to twenty years. Siberian Tigers can weigh up to seven hundred pounds!…

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    days following the funeral of his loved ones he went back to work and finished his term as an assemblyman before heading out west to North Dakota to become a rancher and get rid of his grief. The time he spent in the Badlands made him into the Bull Moose that soon took over the nation (Burns “Action”). Roosevelt returned to New York and dived into the world of politics. He worked as a police commissioner and governor of New York become coming the Republican nomination for the presidential…

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