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    Catherine Edds Ms. Jensen American Studies May 13‚ 2017 The Dirty Thirties “We saw this cloud coming in‚" says Pauline Robertson of Union County‚ N.M. "It would just roll in -- black‚ black dirt. And I’ll never forget my grandmother . . . and she said‚ ’You kids run and get together. The end of the world’s coming.’. "It came like a black wall‚ a tide of destruction that crashed over the broken plains‚ choking the life out of everything in its path‚" Coyote tells us.” Stories like this were normal

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    “Originally covered with grasses that held the fine soil in place‚ the land of the southern plains was plowed by settlers who brought their farming techniques with them when they homesteaded the area.” The Dust Bowl‚ also called "The Dirty Thirties"‚ was made conceivable by World War I (WWI) and The Great Depression. Wheat was anything but difficult to develop and it brought on a popularity amongst everyone. Little was realized that the abuse of the area would bring upon the best impact behind the

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    Foreshadowing: In the book Rebecca‚ the author‚ Daphne Du Maurier foreshadows several events in the book. Du Maurier foreshadows several times in this novel but the reader may quickly read over it. The foreshadowing has an underlying message that hints the reader about what has or what is going to happen later in the novel. We would not talk of Manderley‚ I would not tell my dream. For Manderley was ours no longer. Manderley was no more. (Page 4) This quote shows the reader that something

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    FOCCUSING QUESTION To what extent does dairy farming affect waterways in New Zealand? BIOLOGICAL IDEAS The dairy farming industry causes a negative effect on New Zealand waterways. That is fact. The country is home to approximately six million cows which produce the equivalent amount of faeces as 70 million people! The effluents and fertilizers from farms can then drain through the soil and contaminate ground water or can run off into local a waterway‚ which significantly increases the nitrogen

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    Hand Washing

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    The Importance of Hand Washing I. Attention/Introduction A. Attention Getter. How would you feel if one of your loved ones died‚ because of what he ate at a restaurant‚ was touched by unsanitized hands? A restaurant in Redwood‚ California closed down‚ because Constance Williams who was 53 years of age‚ died by food poisoning. According to Hygenius website (logos)‚ "County Health investigators believe that the bacteria may have passed from an employee’s unsanitized hands into improperly stored

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    helping hands

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    Helping Hands After about a year of being laid off from work‚ I was ready to go back to work‚ but my mother in law was diagnosed with a tumor on her brain. My husband and his brothers were faced with a huge decision because of her age; she was not a good candidate for surgery. She was adamant about not going to a nursing home for care‚ so the only answer was to move her to Georgia and live with us. Taking care of my mother-in-law inspired me to become a registered nurse because I felt that those

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    The Hands of the Blacks By Luis Bernardo Honwana I can‘t remember now how we got onto the subject‚ but one day Teacher said that the palms of the black‘s Hands were much lighter than the rest of their bodies because only few centuries ago they walked around on all fours‚ like wild animals‚ so their palms Weren’t exposed to the sun‚ which made the rest of their bodies darker and darker. I thought of this when Father Cristiano told us after cathechism that we were absolutely hopeless‚ and that even

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    Rebecca vs. Rowena Rebecca and Rowena both bring two different worlds and aspects to the book. They also bring the feminine touches to the novel because they are the only female characters that are talked about in depth by Sir Walter Scott. Rebecca and Rowena also show the struggles and obstacles that women in 12th century Britain would have faced. Firstly‚ a major difference between these two characters is of course their racial and religious backgrounds. Rowena is a well off Christian Anglo-Saxon

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    Mrs Du Winter In Rebecca

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    In Daphne du Maurier’s novel‚ Rebecca‚ the nameless narrator‚ Mrs. du Winter‚ is portrayed as having primary personality traits that contribute to the overall significance and role of the character. Mrs. du Winter mysteriously falls in love with Maxim after he kills his old‚ unwanted wife Rebecca. Mrs. du Winter barely questions Maxim‚ and chooses to ignore the fact he committed a murder. This makes the readers question her true intention and ability to be an educated‚ independent woman who can differ

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    Rebecca Nurse made a lot of good decisions in her life that makes her the person she is today. She is always doing the right thing and helping everyone. Once Betty was in a ‘coma like state’ and screaming Rebecca Nurse just simply walked over to her and she stopped screaming. She also tells everyone that there is no witchcraft involved in the town of Salem. She says that “kids are just being kids.” But when Ann Putnam says that her child is in a ‘zombie like state’ and not talking‚ Rebecca says again

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