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    The spirit of exploration in American is an undying passion. We continue to push the boundaries of what is possible‚ from the puritans settling in Massachusetts to the Kennedy administration landing on the moon. The people who explored the continent in the 1660s were the original explorers‚ they pushed the boundaries of the world and their kin would continue that trend. The spirit of exploration and stretching the boundaries of what is possible. is a cornerstone of the American values since the

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    immigration to the United States‚ 74‚ 2-8. P. Lazear‚ Edward‚ (1999). Culture and Language‚ Journal of Political Economy‚ Vol. 107‚ no. 6‚ part 2: S95-S126). Kanazawa‚ Mark. (2005) Immigration‚ Exclusion‚ and Taxation: Anti-Chinese Legislation in Gold Rush California. The Journal of Economic History‚ Vol. 65‚ No. 3‚ pp. 779-805

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    Biography of Levi Strauss

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    He moved to San Francisco‚ where the California Gold Rush was still going on. Strauss expected the miners would welcome his buttons‚ scissors‚ thread and bolts of fabric. He also brought along canvas sailcloth‚ intended to make tents and covers for the Conestoga wagons many miners lived out of. Strauss opened his dry goods wholesale business as Levi Strauss & Co. He often led his pack-horse‚ heavily laden with merchandise‚ to the mining camps in the Gold Rush country.[citation needed] He learned

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    or not. With economic‚ political‚ and social power the US became more united as a whole country. With the territorial expansion through Manifest destiny of the United States more opportunities for economic gains which aided the United States. “California‚ to became the seat of wealth and power for which nature has

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    The California Gold Rush in 1848‚ started a very large production of gold mining. The land the gold was found on started to create problems with the Native Americans because ownership to land. Even if the land was given back to the Native Americans and there was gold found on the land‚ you can bet that people would be there to mine it even if they didn’t own land. That is how the battle of the Little Bighorn in Montana of 1876 started‚ then was later made into painting called “Custer’s last stand

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    capable of killing humans? The central character in the story “The Call of the Wild” is a dog-named Buck‚ whom is half St. Bernard – half Scotch Shepard. Buck’s life began on Judge Miller’s estate in central California‚ where he lived a docile life free to roam and do as he wished. The Gold Rush in 1897 created a demand for young strong dogs‚ like Buck‚ to pull the sleds through the snow. The growing need directly impacted Buck’s life because it began the journey that converted him into a savage man-killing

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    people of the American society were selling apples and newspaper. An idea sprung. The idea was for the kids to head out west and strike gold in a cave. Before the Great Depression there was a period of time called the gold rush. The gold rush was the discovery of gold nuggets in California. People were so excited that they all headed west looking to get lucky. The gold rush didn’t happen when the DiMarcos needed them. But there is a mythical cave that is unknown that the DiMarcos might try to find. This

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    “The burden of proof that the Canadian citizen is not an intended immigrant is always on the applicant” (Protection‚ 2015). Landed immigrants of Canada generally need a visa or passport to enter the United States‚ unless they are part of the Visa Waiver Program will a citizen of a country be eligible. There are approximately 170‚000 residents who apply for citizenship. If someone has lived in Canada for three to four years then they may apply for citizenship. Having a good standing in the community

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    allegiance to the dynasty and if refused to be grown or if it was cut off the consequence was execution or expulsion. This hairstyle made the Chinese very identifiable and easy to target as not white. One of the pulling forces for the chinese was the Gold rush of 1849. Chum Ming and the promise of wealth

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    they noticed that the central United States was a great place to allow cattle to graze. The land was very flat‚ the cattle liked flat ground‚ and this made it much easier for the settlers to watch them. Gold was one of the main reasons for moving west. The gold rush sent settlers to California to “strike rich”. They faced many troubles and hardships on their journey west. It was a very long journey with mountains and deserts to cross. The Rocky Mountains proved to be the most trouble for some

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