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    There are many factors in our society that have played a crucial role in growth, such our families, religions, neighborhood, town, countries, and many more. They have affected our abilities, knowledge, behaviors, skills, and attitudes in so many different angles, good or bad. And all these, make us who we are today and we can’t deny it. For example, in Kinshasa, The Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a town called Kintambo where there are many catholic churches. People who live there, their…

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    Everyday, in our world, there is always something blocking us from the truths and realities that lie ahead. Whether it be technology, family, friends, etc. There will always be something or someone blocking us from what goes on in the world. What Harper Lee is trying to show us, through the town of Maycomb, that so much can go on in our world and no one would notice or pay attention to what is going on. For an example, 67% of the American population gets their news from social media. This shows…

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    and servants, and among other things, farms. However, medieval England- and medieval europe for that matter -isn’t that far from our own society today. We actually inherit many of the things that were created in the medieval times, such as the basic structure of land tenure that we now see as renting. Society in the Middle Ages may appear to be much different than ours today, but in reality these societies share much in common. To start off, we'll talk about feudalism. Feudalism is the basic…

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    coming up with peaceful solutions to eliminate water pollution in our own small river: the Blue River. In the small town of Columbia City in northeastern Indiana, there are a multitude of billboards and media promoting the “historic town” that was put on the map as the world’s number one producer of blue jeans in 1932. The Blue Bell Jeans Factory was settled next to the rightfully named Blue River and employed a third of the small town. After growing and merging…

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    come to this country many gifts. From the declaration of our independence to the continuous fights in Afghanistan, many men and women have fought, died, or were wounded for our free country. For this American country we believe in the freedom to walk around town without worry, the choice of occupation, and for the freedom of choice of anything we want. The freedom of peace is a great gift given to us by brave people that wanted everyone in our country to have. In books, movies, and stories, we…

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    Changed History Where would our world be today if the Transcontinental Railroad simply didn’t exist? The Railroad impacted us in many ways, but I believe that we were impacted most economically. The Transcontinental Railroad impacted the United States Economically because, it transformed towns to boosting economic hotspots, lowered the general cost for shipping across hefty distances, and increased revenue from exports and imports dramatically. The railroad transformed towns like Lovelock,…

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    The Pulaski Community and nearby towns need to add more sidewalks to their streets. First off with sidewalks, children can get more exercise and live a healthy lifestyle, especially in the winter. According to Mayo Health Clinic, children and teenagers need at least one hour of physical activity per day. Sidewalks can also provide playspace for houses that have a little to no backyard to play in. Sidewalks also provide a place for kids and adults to walk without walking on the roads where it is…

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    Maycomb, Alabama during the 1933 and the depression. Told through the eyes of Scout, the story follows the 3 characters Scout, Jem, and Dill through their interesting lives in Maycomb.They live in a town filled with racism, social class, and discrimination. The story illustrates the imperfections of the tiny town. To Kill a Mockingbird shows of the lives of African Americans and…

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    Don, by Peter Hessler, a small town pharmacist's life story comes alive. He experiences hardship and conflict, ensuring investment from readers. From his everyday experience with small town neighbors, to his emotional insecurities in visiting his brother there is something for everyone to relate to. This all takes place in the small town Nucla, Colorado. The perception may be that small towns are unchanging, but this is far from the truth. Nucla is a dynamic town, a small society with its own…

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    Setting And How It Affects People Reading A&P reminded me of growing up in a relatively small town. With all the same feeling of such monotonous in everyday actions. As if following a routine for life, as if scripted how it ought to be.with the norms of the residents of it, nothing ever really changed, and neither did the closed mindedness of people around. the setting of A&P influentially dictates the people within the small beach front community, having a great impact of their own attitudes,…

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