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    oceans where Japanese whalers…

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    Alaska has an interesting history with fishing, from even before it became a state, when it was acquired by the United States from Russia in 1867 (Naske 1994). Gold miners, whalers, and fishermen were some of the first Americans to move northward to Alaska for natural resources riches. Since the late 1880s, commercial fishing has been an important part of the Alaskan culture and economy (Sechrist & Rutz). In the early 1940s, when Alaska was still a territory, the United States joined WW II. The…

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    Cleveland Amory: My Hero

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    became the president of the New England Anti-Vivisection Society. From there he founded the Fund for Animals which allowed him to open the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch. Towards the end of his life, Amory bought a boat to protect whales from whalers. I am an animal advocate and I look up to many animal rights activists for the wonderful work they do to better the world. Cleveland Amory is one of my heroes because he did so much good in his lifetime that has continued on even after his…

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    jaw is narrow and lined on each side with 20-25 15cm-long teeth. Females have smaller and fewer teeth - sometimes none. The lower jaw looks flimsy compared to the upper jaw, which sticks out beyond it. But it is strong enough to deter sharks, snap whalers' rowing boats in half and to make short work of giant squid - the whale's prime prey. To discover squid sperm whales must dive into deep water. This species is discovered in all the oceans from the world even though only solitary bulls venture…

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    our POL 1503 class, there is going to be a huge American and Western European influence on them, which means they are going to side with their own cultural beliefs and ban whaling. However, if there should be a panel, it should be a panel of former whalers, fisherman, historians, and marine biologists, that are actually educated on the culture and the practice of whaling, to decide it. Would someone want a judge who is a ballet dancer with no background on law, presiding over their case?…

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    How Hunting Changed

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    Throughout the history of man, hunting has been a recurring activity among people, helping them survive and evolve. From the beginning, hunting was not only a tool for providing food, it was also used for manufacturing clothes, tools and shelter. For some cultures, this is an important part of their life, not just because it helps them to survive, it also forms part of its tradition and identity. However, over the time, this practice has changed greatly, from the way that people hunt and the…

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    Toews Accomplishments

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    the long career of Bobby Hull, he won one singular Stanley Cup, and had a career of 610 goals, and 560 assists, but maybe the most untouchable accomplishment is he scored 50 goals in five different seasons. When Hull was playing he played for the Whalers, Jets, and the most notable place the Blackhawks, but he retired with the Jets in 1979-1980 season, after he retired he had many controversies off the ice. On January 30, 2023, Bobby Hull died. The Chicago Blackhawks ruled the 2010s and won…

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    Due to the increasing demand for resources that New Zealand could supply this introduced traders, whalers and sealers into the country. Pakeha needed to remain on good terms with Maori, if they were to trade valuable resources such as Kauri spars, flax, seal skins and whale oil. This was achieved through intermediaries who bridged the gap between two…

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    On the onset, there does not seem to be any difference between poetry and song. After all, there are several different lyrics used in songs that have been derived from poetry. Two examples of this idea can be found in the musical poetry of Amiri Baraka's poem "Wailers" and Todd Rundgren's "Wailing Wall". Both poetry and song are literary poems that deal with the emotions of a particular individual, regarding a particular instance or situation. Therefore, poetry verses and the lines of a song…

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    Hawaiian Missionaries

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    significance to the Natives. The list of banned items and actions continued to grow to include; drinking, gambling, prostitution polygamy, working on the Sabbath and dancing the hula. These strict codes of conduct quickly began having an effect on the whalers and traders visiting the islands. Fighting ensued between the missionaries and foreigners. The activity of the missionaries, expansionist ambitions of the United States, and commercial interests secured by foreigners in the Hawaiian…

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