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    arrival of the first Africans in Virginia in 1619 and ends around 1815 as the Age of Revolution recedes and the Antebellum Period begins. Berlin divides the book into different sections based on region and the time period. The four regions of the United States are the Chesapeake, which transforms into the upper South, the Low Country, the North, and Mississippi. Berlin further divides these four regions into three different time periods; these time periods are the Charter Generations, the…

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    Sunday May 22, 2011 Joplin, Missouri experienced a tornado that was measured on the Enhanced Fujita Scale (EF Scale) to be measured at an EF-5. This classification according to Smith, Perotin, and Walsh (2012), indicates that the tornado contained wind speeds greater than 200 miles per hour. The tornado and path of destruction as described by Paul, Stimers, and Caldas (2014), was multi-vortex, nearly a mile wide, measured a path of at least six-miles in length as it traveled across the densely…

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    I read the article about climate change and I have to agree with the points and concerns the article states about average surface temperatures, unpredictable climate and severe weather affecting our health, agriculture, and more. Carbon dioxide, emissions and deforestation, reforestation, urbanization, desertification, etc. are affecting our climate. The combination of these things have a negative effect on the atmosphere and there is little evidence to support the idea that the human race could…

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    The term American, when used by one who considers themself to belong to this term, is perceived to portray a person containing the traits of strength, duty, and unity. It is thought that the individual characterized by this term should be proud to classified as one. This is the picture painted by media, that when “Uncle Sam” calls on the people of America, everyone would stand up and defend this beautiful, peaceful country till their last breath. The term American gives those classified as such…

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    In 2011, Brown v Plata was a decision by the United States Supreme Court that held that a court-mandated population limit was necessary to remedy a violation of the inmate’s Eighth Amendment constitutional rights. This federal class action civil rights lawsuit alleged that the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s (CDCR) medical services were inadequate for the inmates. The lawsuit stated that the CDCR violate not only the Eighth Amendment, but also the American with…

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    used properly, our nation can benefit greatly from it. The idea of harnessing the power of nuclear reactions has been around for many years, however, the United States has not seemed to capitalize on its usefulness yet. There are currently only 62 active nuclear power plants with 100 reactors in 31 states. These reactors only provide about 20 percent of all energy used in the United States (“How Many Nuclear Power”). If it is used properly, nuclear energy could possibly be America’s savior when…

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    minimum wage used to only be at $7.25 an hour, making it almost impossible to live in a decent home/apartment. President elect Donald Trump has made it clear that $7.25 is unbearable to live in and that minimum wage should become an obligation to raise. States like Minnesota, Wyoming, Arkansas, and Georgia has a minimum wage less than the federal ruling ($7.25 an hour). Hopefully in the future we see a raise in minimum…

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    During the 1930s, the American Dust Bowl was one of the worst environmental disasters that caused severe droughts and wind erosions. The Dust Bowl widely influenced soil productivity for farming, air quality in daily life, and human health in long term. It not only caused serious impacts on the environment of the United States, but also worsened the economic conditions after the Great Depression’s destructions in the late 1920s. The Dust Bowl took place on the Great Plains where severe dust…

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    give one of his speeches. What many did not know is that they were in fact listening to the words of one of the most ruthless man ever known to mankind. Throughout time, Adolf Hitler influenced our world in a negative way through his attempts to gain power over Germany by creating a genocide to strike fear into people 's hearts. Like everything in life, people always have a beginning. Adolf Hitler had a rough start in life, he was the fourth child born in his family but was also the first child…

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    Assignment: The task at hand is to break down certain aspects of a propane ad by “Proudly Propane” and attempt to define and compare those aspects to assess the characteristics of a fuel like Propane. The ad claims that propane is a “Clean, reliable and efficient energy source” but does not offer to define or elaborate on these claims. Therefore, through context and comparison the ad’s claims of Clean and Efficient will be assessed, in addition to the Importance/Reliance, Sustainability, and…

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