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    The century between 1820 and 1920 defined America as a nation of immigrants, creating a “melting pot” that makes the culture in the United States truly unique. It was during this century that approximately 33 million people entered the ports of the United States. Immigrants from the Middle East, the Mediterranean, Southern and Eastern Europe, and down from Canada, came in massive waves. These immigrants settled in the large cities of the Northeast and Midwest of America, most without adequate…

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    Boy Scouts Journey

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    Being a teenager is said to be the best time of anyone’s life. Some people wish for their life to be memorable and other make their life memorable. Six boys plan to make their own memories and not to wait for something to happen. Nick, Keith, Kurt, Joey, Charlie, and James aren’t only friends in school, but also in Boy Scouts. At the ripe age of sixteen, they all sign up for a canoeing trip to Upper Saranac Lake in New York. Boy Scouts has already created so many memorable moments for these…

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    Shigella Case Studies

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    satisfactory waste water treatment can easily lead to infection in a significant portion of populations that depend on said water source. Additionally, in rural areas in which outhouses may be used, Shigella has the opportunity to contaminate ground water. If a carrier of Shigella has a poorly designed or maintained outhouse they can shed the bacteria through their feces, which can result in contaminated well water and other nearby water sources such as lakes, streams and…

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    When we look back at the past and how people in our society were treated, we see several patterns of people experiencing Racism; especially African Americans. For the purpose of this project, I will begin by taking a closer look at the film “The Help”. The movie “The Help” portrays what life was like in the southern states during the 1960’s. In this film we see white families hire African American women and men to take care of their children as well as other household tasks. Skeeter, a white…

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    The Help: Skeeter Phelan

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    “The Help” is a story about the colored maids of Jackson Mississippi and how they are treated in the Civil Rights Era. During the Civil Right Era Black Maids were referred to as colored because they were treated differently because they did not have the same skin color as the white people. The film shows us how discriminative the white women of Jackson can be until one girl named Skeeter takes it upon herself to write a book and change the perspective of the people in Mississippi. The film shows…

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    does the same thing because they don’t remember a time when they were independent. The Congolese people only remember the old rules and when they were ruled by another country. Furthermore, Methuselah stayed close to the house and even hid in the outhouse during the night. The Congolese people stick to their old habits and revert back to being ruled by a single person. Methuselah lasted less than a week while the Congo independence with Patrice Lumumba lasted 81 days. Both of them wished to be…

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    medicine the doctor sent for has arrived yet. When she returns, Tea Cake accuses her of running of with Mrs. Turner’s brother. She reassures him that this is not the case and finds a pistol underneath his pillow. The same night he goes out to the outhouse, and Janie sets his gun so that three “blanks” will fire before an actual bullet comes out. Tea Cake comes back with the pistol in his hand and begins to fire at Janie. He gets up to the second “blank” when she realizes that she has to act.…

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    Maude Flynn Short Story

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    eight or nine years old. Maud was quite disappointed as she was eleven years old. One day at school, Maud kept swinging her feet and was told to stop. She continued swinging them and it resulted to her being sent to the outhouse for punishment. Maud sang songs in the outhouse to keep warm and one day an elderly woman heard her. The lady asked her to come out and Maud said she was locked in. The lady opened the door for her. The lady’s name was Hyacinth Hawthorne. Judith was the lady’s…

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    Parasitism is the relationship between a parasite and it’s host, whether it is simply parasitic, or mutualistic. The podcasts main goal was to try and determine whether parasites are good or evil, presenting cases for both. First, the example of the wasps that are parasites to cockroaches was given. In this relationship, the wasp paralyzes the roach by stinging it. Then it stings the roach again in its head, turning into a puppet-like object. Following the two stings, the wasp guides the roach…

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    Well, I’m glad to hear you’re interested in coming West. The Gold Rush is over, but there is still opportunity to mine out valuable metals and ores. I want you to take that brain of yours and help me start a business, I’ll pay you handsomely for it. I want to hire some men coming from the South to mine for me (for a fair sum), we’ll be doing some quartz mining. I’ve made enough friends to get some investors who will allow us to mine out their land too. I want you to monitor finances and the…

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