Rural geography

the coastal region of Venezuela, many dishes include fish, crayfish, shellfish, fish soups and stews. Some special fish include pargo and dorado. Certain dishes can include coconut. In the Andean region, almost all of the food is made of wheat. In rural markets, one can find cured meats and sausage. Trout from rivers and streams is also used in some dishes. The Amazon region is especially different from the rest of Venezuela; the main ingredients of many dishes are corn, beans, bananas,…

Mary MacKillop, Australia’s first saint is acknowledged as a significant figure in Australian history for her contribution towards the development of Catholic education and social welfare. She continues to prevail as an inspiration in society, having exhibited courage and compassion through her selfless actions toward those in need. Mary Helen MacKillop, also known as Saint Mary of the Cross was born on January 15, 1942 in Fitztroy, Victoria to Alexander MacKillop and Flora MacDonald. Her…

Ingersoll was not alone in his focus on working conditions: Other researchers, working in the 1990s and 2000s, examined the influence of working conditions on job satisfaction and on teacher retention decisions alongside other factors such as salary, student enrollment trends, and personal factors such as maternity leave (Theobald, 1990; Billingsley, 1993; Kim & Loadman, 1994; Gonzalez, 1995; some 2000 citations needed). Ingersoll was by no means the only voice advocating that more attention be…

Crime is a subject that is the most difficult to deal with in the criminal justice system. According to Guenther the criminal justice system is “unfair, harsh, and biased”. There are many problems when it comes to the criminal justice system within the society. Many stereotypes are set in certain minority groups, which cause authorities to follow these stereotypes, that focus on race. There are many neighborhoods that have higher crime rates that are involved with robbery, drug dealing and…

preoperative assessment, operation, and a subsequent meet-up the operation. In the first part, preoperative assessment: patients need to undergo seven preoperative demonstrative tests: auto refraction, visual keenness, pneumotonometry, opening light exam, Geography, Pachometery. In the second part, operation, real operations are…

Scenario 3 – Food Insecurity & Political Instability Leading to Diversification Failure This scenario builds on the following two uncertainties: • Widespread food crisis/food insecurity. • Political Instability leading to failed diversification efforts. The scenario end-state is characterised by a mix of 1)Unfavourable climatic conditions such as lower rainfall leading to a higher level of desertification. A weaker currency at the same time will adversely affect the amount of food being…

Climate, region, urban or rural (Elliot, 2012). • Demographic – This can include dividing people by age, income, ethnic background and gender (Elliot, 2012). • Psychographic – where a person’s psychological traits such as motive and lifestyle choices are reviewed (Elliot, 2012).…

Before the Great Migration, there were not many African American outside of the rural southern states. However, in the early 1900s, African American saw more labor and social, economic opportunities in the North factories and industrial industry located in the Northern states; hence the movement began. But this movement still limited African American population to the East Coast; it was not until the Great Depression and World War II that pushed this population to migrate further north, Midwest…

The notion of Poverty has been a controversy and concern in South Africa over many years. Poverty and economic status have the ability to cause detrimental outcomes on a child’s development, and especially on their schooling experience. Over time, developmental theorists have examined various perspectives and approaches regarding child development, in response to the Childs reaction to various environmental stimuli. This essay will justify why Poverty and Social Economic status have a…

In 1965, The Pennsylvania State University gathered the top art educators, artists, critics, educational researchers, psychologists, sociologists and philosophers in the nation. This seminar focused on topics in art education that have never been discussed before in this kind of forum. Historically, 1965 was a year of turbulent events in America, with the Vietnam War protests, marches and men burning draft cards to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s signing the Voting Rights Act. The Civil Rights…