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    China and India both began to develop along a certain river, the Chinese being the Huang He and Yangtzi Rivers and the Indian being the Indus River. Both civilizations arose from these points on; they established themselves along their respective waterways and kept spreading in order to continue growing. Another similarity arises in China and India’s political systems. Both civilizations happened to be patriarchal. This means that both countries were male-dominated. Whether it was as complex as…

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    Henry Hudson was an educated English explorer and navigator believed to be born “in 1570, in Hoddersdon, Hertfordshire, northwest of London” (Quezzaire). Hudson probably served in the Muscovy Company when he was young due to his family’s high prestige in the Muscovy Company. In the late 1500s, he got married to a woman called Katherine, and together, they had three sons: Oliver, Richard and John (softschools.com). It is believed that he had firsthand education about seafaring, and worked aboard…

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    We live in a world where transportation makes up the basis of our lives. We use transportation to move people and goods from one place to the next while improving the direct approach to safety for the public. However, when a transit disaster threatens the security and safety of our well being, we need the responsible party and emergency crews to step up and facilitate the disaster quickly and efficiently. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation of the Amtrak train accident…

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    aware of the hidden dangers lurking beneath the water’s swirling surface, but his first impressions of the river’s majestic beauty clouds his perspective. Twain eventually recognizes that the river, although beautiful, was a dangerous, treacherous waterway with no compassion for people or the boats that traveled its route. Twain’s gradual change in attitude towards the river, from the first stages of beauty and the innocence of nature to gaining wisdom to respect the river can be applied to…

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    The Aztec’s worshiped many gods (deities). The most worshiped god in the Aztec culture was Huitzilopochtli, whose name meant left handed hummingbird. An interesting characteristic of Huitzilopochtli is he was born full grown. He was the god of sun and war and was a cultural god. Coatlícue, his mother became pregnant by placing feathers under her breasts. When her more than 400 children learned of the pregnancy they were outraged and revolted against her. When Coatlícue was decapitated by her…

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    The New York Colony was one of the 13 colonies located on the Atlantic coast of North America. The original 13 colonies were divided into three areas, The New England, The Middle and The Southern colonies. The New York Colony was one of the Middle Colonies. It began as the Dutch trading outpost. In 1664, King Charles II gave the land in between New England and Virginia, to his brother James, the Duke of York. Dutch traders already occupied much of this land and landowners The English engaged and…

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    Biology Field Study Draft Part A Bulimba Creek is a perennial stream located in the eastern and south-eastern areas of Brisbane (Committee, 2016). The creek covers an area of 122 square kilometres and runs through 20 of Brisbane’s southern and eastern suburbs as it makes its way towards the Brisbane River (Committee, 2016). As a result of the creek covering such a large area, Bulimba Creek is a very important part of Brisbane’s ecosystem and society. Although Bulimba Creek is a part of…

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    environmental change proceeds at its present level, 25 percent of all species could be in danger by 2050. The pulverization of environments is the primary reason species are getting to be terminated. For instance, sewage and chemicals can change waterways and streams that creatures rely upon. Tropical rainforests, home to 50 percent of all creature and plant species, once possessed 6 million square miles around the world. At the point when species' natural surroundings end up littler, more…

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    The main modes included: roads, waterways, and railroads. Choices were made based on season and geography. While many runaways decided to travel on roads, slaves from the Deep South could not make the journey North entirely by foot. Traveling by river or rail became common for runaways from…

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    Throughout Global history, there have been many river valleys which play a big role on early civilization and make the important contribution to the world. Three civilization of these is Mesopotamia, India, and China. Mesopotamia is the land that located between Tigris and Euphrates river. This can be considered as the reason why Mesopotamia called Mesopotamia. In Greek, it technically means between two rivers, and obviously this is exactly what was happening. Also, the shape of it…

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