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    They poisoned the prairie dogs and destroyed their natural habitats to make more room for farming, causing the decline of not only the prairie dog population, but also the black-footed ferret because the ferrets depend on the prairie dogs as a source of food. The carrying capacity for ferrets decreased. In 1981, a small population of ferrets were discovered in Wyoming, so scientists…

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    A.Cheer- The best part about cheer is stunting. In stunting I am a flyer and love to fly. I could fly all day it is so much fun.When we fly we do pyramids, extensions, pre pps, and other things. When I fly I feel like a butterfly floating to the top. Cheering takes a lot of work but is very fun. B.Florida- I love to go to Florida because we get to spend my birthday down there, huray! My grandparents miss my birthday, so we celebrate it down there. I have a Fin Fun (which is like a mermaid…

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    In the novel “My Antonia” by Willa Cather, it is debatable whether characters Jim or Antonia learned more throughout their relationship. Personally, I believe that Jim learned more throughout their relationship. Considering that Jim is the narrator of the story, we get to see his inner thoughts, and never have confirmation of Antonia’s feelings, we just know what Jim thinks she has learned. Most first-person narrators can be considered unreliable, because we will never be certain on the feelings…

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    9:20 AM March 15 13,000 B.C. . This is reporter Melissa Carmona and Tyler Mccallum coming at you with breaking news. Breaking news, in Missoula Montana the ice dams ( An ice dam is a ridge of ice that forms at the edge of a glacier and prevents melting snow (water) from draining off) are breaking a flood has taken over cities and towns!! Lives are at risk .The flood waters (flood waters are water overflowing as the result of a flood) poured into Lake Columbia and made major spillways. Which…

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    a part of Sullivan’s Prairie School group, which aimed to create more modern buildings (“Frank Lloyd Wright Talks”). However, he quickly left the group in order to start his own architecture practice and discover his own style (“Frank Lloyd Wright”). His style was described as “quintessentially American” (Lubow). During the 1920s, Wright’s most groundbreaking design was the prairie style home. It was developed in 1919 and reached its peak of influence in the mid-1920s. Prairie style homes still…

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    Born and raised in a tiny Minnesota prairie town, few would have guessed that young and down-to-earth Sinclair Lewis would become one of America’s most celebrated authors and outspoken liberal thinkers. Lewis didn’t discover this exact destiny until his 20s, but from his early teens, Lewis could tell that the prairie village of his birth would be far too limiting for his future. In 1902, he travelled east to attend Oberlin Academy (Oberlin College’s preparatory high school), but it was on the…

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    Rock Falls Biome

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    Which biome is Rock Falls located in? Which biome is Rock Falls located in? My claim is Rock Falls is located in a Grassland biome. I will support my claim with these following pieces of evidence. The average yearly amount of rainfall, the average temperature, the location, the plants, the animals, and the birds. I will support my answer with answers from the internet and the book. I will also answer them with my truly honest answers. These are my pieces of evidence and interpretations. The…

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    In order to evoke the flat prairie landscape and to allow a more intimate relationship with the outdoor environment, he used to eliminate all the unnecessary heights. Robie House, for example, is a three-story house, but its height is equivalent to the two-story Victorian homes in…

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    it melts into river hills, and there is a mix of farmland and native prairie grasses that serve to house countless wildlife and insects. The smell of sage and grains waft through rolled down windows as the ever present breeze blows across the prairie. Or during winter, when a thin layer of snow clings to the grass as winds scream across the sky. Here houses are few and far between, it is true openness, true freedom. The prairie landscape of Saskatchewan has been my home ever since I have…

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    Emily Scobee Phyliss Findley AP Language 12 October 2015 Trickster Animals in Native American Folklore Native American folklore is the beliefs, myths, or stories of Native American tribes. Folklore or the act or story telling is used to teach lessons, to help cope with the world, or to explain the origin of something. Often times folklore contains animals that are used to represent trickster. The tricksters are sly animals that device fellow animals for self gain. The most prominent…

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