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    Astronomy, architecture, blood sacrifice. Ancient Mayan civilization is something that I’ve held in particular fascination ever since I visited Chichen Itza, one of the seven wonders of the world. For me, thinking about the technological advancement of ancient structures like Chichen Itza is a void that is easy to be drawn into, and is a pastime I have to actively avoid on weeknights for the sake of productivity. Even now, clutched in the depths of sleep deprivation and rigorous studies, the…

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    7 introduction Mexico is a great place to visit. But you probably don’t know all the details. Mexico is filled with much more than good food, soccer, and warm weather. It has many other things. but you will be learning about things like their warm temperatures and climate, there amazing holidays like dios de los Muertos and día de la independencia. You will hear some…

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    To begin, Narco culture is a Mexican subculture that is built primarily of the drug cartels. There is almost a set code of conduct, or moral code that is associated with the lifestyle of Narcos. Some Mexican laws have forbidden the musical genre of Narcocorridos on the radio. Narcocorridos are songs that detail and glamorize the lifestyle of different Narcos. Furthermore, drug use (specifically marijuana and heroin) has increased. Ironically, the United States gets the majority of their drugs…

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    Guatemala Research Paper

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    Guatemala, which is formally named the Republic of Guatemala, is a country that lies in Central America and is bordered by Mexico, the Pacific Ocean, Belize, the Caribbean, Honduras, and El Salvador. The meaning of the name Guatemala being “land of trees,” fits perfectly seeing that the country is heavily forested and mountainous. The country of Guatemala assumes an area of 108,889 km² (42,042 sqmi) and has an estimated population of 12,701,000, which is the most populous in Central America. The…

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    The American West was largely shaped by immigrants who were committed to working hard labor, in spite of hardships, in order to prosper in the United States. In the book, American Workers, Colonial Power, Filipina/os greatly influence the American West, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. Dorothy Fujita-Rony does a great job of displaying Filipina/os history by outlining their previous ties with the Spanish Empire, to their emigration experience throughout the American West, during the early…

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    As part of my second paper assignment of recreating the image I analyzed in Paper One, I decided to venture down to Deep Ellum with a few friends. Not only did we stop at Braindead Brewing for a quick bite to eat, but we also explored the streets. The area is so fascinating and reminds me much of downtown Kansas City. The tiny streets juxtaposed with the bustling city and the old, rustic brick buildings makes me feel as though this area is best fit for recreating Jacob Riis’ “Bandit’s Roost.”…

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    The Pros And Cons Of Polk

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    Due to a treaty with Great Britain, Polk was able to add a majority of the Oregon territory to the U.S., but Great Britain would give up its claim entirely. Polk wanted to get Britain out of North America, seeing as Spain and Russia had given up their claims. Again Manifest Destiny can be seen, the need to expand the U.S.'s power and hold of the nation. To "demand more than you want or expect, then, as you reduce your claim, you appear magnanimous", which sums up Polk's policies as president…

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    Genocide In Nicaragua

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    In 1909 then Nicaraguan President Adolfo Diaz took power and called for the “Platt Amendment.” The amendment ensured the United States involvement in Cuban affairs, both foreign and domestic, and gave the U.S. legal standing in claims to certain economic and military territories on the island. Diaz was a business man and he had an agenda that conflicted with that of the U.S. As a result of this conflict, the U.S. drove Diaz into exile. At this point, the major problems of Nicaragua were that…

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    Basic information Madera County is located on the eastern side of San Joaquin Valley and Fresno area in California.The population in 2016 was 64,444 people.The median income in Madera County is around $46,457 per household and home value is estimated around $153,800. Madera got its name from a Spanish word for “lumber”,which is the first industry in the county. Lumber was a big industry in Madera County in 1836 to bring lumber to the railroad. The county was active during the gold…

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    Tostitos Medium Chunky Hot Salsa is the prime choice of salsa made with all natural ingredients: diced tomato, onions, garlic, and a generous helping of jalapeño pepper in order to give that bold and spicy taste. Its versatility is endless! It is normally used as a topping for favorite appetizers when watching the big game, celebrating special occasions, or even as simple yet delicious snack when combined with Tostitos tortilla chips™ and dips. This product is made and distributed by Frito-Lay…

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