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    Parkins Case Summary

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    harassment to a dispatcher. Id. The victim at first did not complain to the superintendent of the Civil Constructor’s EEO division until 1996, although the harassment began two years prior in 1994. Id. In 1996, the victim filed a report with the Union Teamsters Local 325. Id. This Court ruled Civil Constructors did receive notice when the victim filed a report with the Union and was transferred, but did not have notice when the victim…

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    Very few organizations had the influence and had the control over America’s underworld like the Chicago Outfit. The Outfit was a group of gangsters that were ruthless and they were willing to take any means necessary to get what they wanted. They took over a city and took advantage of a federal law that greatly benefited organized crime. The most famous of all mafia kingpins, Alphonse Gabriel “Al” Capone, controlled the Outfit and had a major hand in making it one of the most powerful…

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    The Transcontinental Railroad The Transcontinental Railroad was a legendary Civil Engineering feat that created an entirely new way of settlement and trade in the West that had hardly been imagined. The Railroad changed the life of the travelers and settlers in America. A trip from the East Coast to the West Coast that used to take six months then took a mere seven days. Without the intelligence of great men like Theodore Judah and Grenville Dodge, who were Chief Engineers of the Railroad, the…

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    Essay On Civil War Cavalry

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    The Civil War Cavalry In the United States Civil War 20% of the 7.4 million horses and mules in the United States died, whereas only 2% of the people died (Miller 30). The use of horses in warfare changed the battle field dramatically. They were not only used to pull wagons or carry supplies, they were used to carry soldiers into battle, and often times they were the main target because horsepower was the only thing that could pull the heavy wagons, and cannons (Miller 30). The main roles…

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