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    North and South The North and South; even though they were part of the same country, were very different places one was in the process of becoming an industrial powerhouse while the other was stuck in the past. Economy The North and South has vastly different economies. The North was caught up in the industrial revolution it began to use primarily use machines for almost everything. It developed a thriving industry of textile, iron, and steel production along with large connected railways and small farms the north had a much larger economy than the South, making up 75% of the United States’ wealth and 68% of its value of exports. Even though the north had a much better economy the south had much more farmland due to the fact it had fertile soil and was very warm year round which made farming easy. Although the south produced many materials it was hard to transport and sell them locally because there were very few large cities and the south contained only 35% of the United States’ train tracks. Overall the south had an inferior economy due to the lack of modern technology and the reliance on singular resource. Climate/Geography…

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    North West Company(NWC), is a food retailer which has two specific divisions of market is Canada and international. NWC started out in Canada and expanded to when secure Alaska commercial company, however they decided to keep the name they were already using, AC Value Center. The reasoning behind the keeping the name was due to still being able to have the local name and have the same vendors previously used. Along with this expansion NWC is moving up to become the “main food retailer for…

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    North Korea

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    Odd One Out: The Culture of North Korea SGT Banas, Thomas 13F Class #004-17 NCO Academy SFC Hunsecker The Odd One Out: The Culture of North Korea The establishment of the 38th parallel divides the Republic of Korea in two separate countries. The one to the North has been marching to the beat of their own drum ever since the birth of their Nation. Isolated from the rest of the world the North Korean culture is certainly unique. One of the many definitions of culture is "that complex…

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    Intervening in North Korea The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea to the United States, has effectively existed as a hermit kingdom since the end of the Korean War in 1953. A cease-fire was signed and the DMZ of the 38th parallel became the tentative boundary dividing the North from the South. South Korea has enjoyed economic prosperity and liberal democracy in the past several decades, but the North Korean government exercises strict totalitarian rule over…

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    South vs. North The north and the South’s culture are defiantly more different than you would think. The economy of the south was mainly all about farming unlike the north. The North’s economy was farming and factories. The transportation between the two places was almost exactly the same. The society to the north is not as you would think. The south society was different than the north by a big difference. The north and South’s cultures are close but not to close. The south had a hard time…

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    Differences Between North and South The United States was divided by regions due to many differences. Both regions had different ways of socializing within their communities. The economies of the regions were extremely different from each other. Each region also had very different political views on how the country should function. These differences caused conflict that would lead to the Civil War. Socializing was very different in the North in comparison to the South. The reform movements…

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    bottom. The north, however, had their own number of different situations going on. For instance, the northern economy became increasingly industrialized, even though majority of the northerners had started out as farmers. The northern people were also decidedly unhappy in regards to the immigrants that came to the west in search of fertile land and jobs, and eventually they began to form anti-immigrant groups. The rapidly growing population and animosity contributed greatly to the scores…

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    The country of North Korea has been a very curious subject for the people of the United States countless other governments in power throughout the world. Many factors of North Korea have remained a secret over the last few decades, but some have become more open over time to the outside world. The United States and North Korea are both made up of an extreme difference in views within the power of government and also policies that follow their rule, but surprisingly share common virtues that…

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    were many differences between the North and the South, including Social, Economical, and Political differences. The people in the South thought much different than the Northerners on social topics. The Economy in the North was much different than Economy in the South. People in the North had a different reflection on politics than people in the south. The North had a different contrast on everything compared to the South. The North and the South had diverse understandings on social ideas.…

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    North Korea Tension

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    tension between North Korea and the United States have raised some eyebrows and caused some to have growing concerns in terms of how the issue may pan out. The tension between the United States and North Korea will most likely not escalate enough to a nuclear war, according to former defense secretary, William J. Perry, who states that “North Korea is incredibly unlikely to launch an unprovoked nuclear attack.” This may ease some fears on the growing concerns of war between these two nations.…

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