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    Canadian’s initial claim over the Arctic, The United-State’s attempts at claiming unrestricted domain, and the Russian brashness; attempting to claim the Arctic with devious undersea flags. The sudden haste involved in the claims results from the Northwest Passage, a trade route…

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    College Cost Definition

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    are about to do with their life. The criteria of a college is important because it will help students understand if that is the college they are able to get into. Most students are unaware of how college can affect their life. The University of Northwest Ohio is a great quality college because of cost, the types of majors offered, the location, and the many financial aid opportunities that are offered. Many factors can be the reason why a student does not attend a college. One factor that…

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    one topic could come to mind. Comparing my normal high school (Northwest) to my school of choice (Roanoke Valley Early College). If you know someone who knows both schools very well, as myself, they will tell you that the two schools are like day and night. It’s so hard to believe that if I wouldn’t have gotten accepted to RVEC I would’ve been continuing at Northwest Halifax. In recent years the things that have happened at Northwest are things that will leave you speechless in amazement that…

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    expansion, then later on the California Gold Rush. This was truly an incredible amount of gold found in California. The Gold Rush, was truly an incredible amount of gold found in California by accident. Lastly, there was the Northwest Passage, a dream for many Americans to find the Northwest Passage. 2. In all these events, Great Britain, the American colonies, Robert McClure, Thomas Jefferson, and even hundreds of thousands of people. (6) who played a role. 3. Extremely in which changed the…

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    Both the Pacific Northwest and the Coastal South have some sort of agriculture. Agriculture is much more practiced in the Pacific Northwest due to the plentiful precipitation and the soil that is excellent for growing. This means all types of vegetables, grains, wheat and even fruit where grown in the region. Agriculture is also practiced in the Coastal South. Even Though they don’t have fertile soil, there is still plenty of precipitation with long steady summers. This makes the region good for…

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    M-1: Hospital Case Study

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    writer m-1 normally does this around the holiday season. M-1 has a friend named Vivian Bennet who reside at 3636 16th Street, Northwest Apartment #B758 (202) 667-5080 M-1 is known to frequent the listed areas 3000 to 3100 blocks of 14th Street, Northwest, Panera Bread, Marshalls, and Target all of these listed stores are in the vicinity of 14th and Irving Street, Northwest. M-1 has a front tooth missing. M-1 is most likely to be wearing a white or light blue turban around her head. M-1…

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    Throughout the course of history the relationship between Whites and Native Americans changed drastically. When traders first arrived to the Pacific Northwest a bond was created between the traders and the Native Americans due to a mutual dependency on both sides for a wide range of commodities. Later on the mutual bond and respect between them deteriorated and resulted in the Native American’s being categorized as inferior to the Whites. Such relationship changes were a result of three main…

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    Pottlatch Analysis

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    I determined that the central theme of this weeks reading is the Potlatch within the Natives of the Northwest Coast community. The reading addressed Potlatch, which was associated with most celebrations of the Northwest Coast communities. The name Potlatch it originated from the Nuu-chah-nulth tribe meaning to give. This ceremony would take more than year to plan this change normally associated with a persons change in status, such as, death, birth, marriage and coming of age. Some potlatch’s…

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    the first contact with the Europeans you can see the Northwest Coast people starting to hunt mammals of the sea change their main food source and becoming dependent more on weapons. I believe the central theme of the readings this week is after the shifts in the main food source because before the first contact with the Europeans their main food source was salmon. After this first contact with the Europeans things began to change and the Northwest Coast people had to adapt to their environment…

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    Prairie Terms Essay

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    Prairie Terms The Metis: The Metis are indigenous people of North America. They are mixed-race descendants of First Nation women and French or British men. The Metis people believed they were being treated unfairly and they fled west and began to settle across the prairies. They settled in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Manitoba Act of 1870: The Manitoba act is an act that created the province of Manitoba. The act stated that Metis lands would be protected but all other lands were the property of…

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