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    Nicknamed The Lone Star State‚ Texas is the second largest U.S state‚ and is bordered by the U.S states of New Mexico‚ Arkansas‚ Louisiana‚ and Oklahoma‚ along with four Mexican states. Early exploration in the region began with Spanish explorers Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and Francisco Vasquez de Coronado in the 16th and 17th centuries. In the 1680s‚ the French‚ led by Robert Cavalier La Salle‚ made it to the region of Matagorda Bay‚ where they established a colony‚ but it failed to survive permanently

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    The Change of Faith in The Grapes of Wrath Problems are inevitable in life‚ and a great deal can deter people from their natural hopes and traditional faith. The depression that the Joads go through creates questions about beliefs and religion‚ and shows how it truly affects their lives. Steinbeck communicates how it is difficult to maintain a strong sense of faith through continual hardships without renewing traditional beliefs in The Grapes of Wrath. The transformation of the migrants’ faith

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    The Great Depression of Mice and Men The Great Depression was a time of hardship for everybody especially ranch workers. It prevented people from living the life they desired. Many people lived in poverty switching between jobs. Eventually people‚ like Lennie and George‚ began searching for jobs in California‚ in fact “thousands flocked to California”. People were in search of jobs as migrant workers for fruit and vegetable fields. When there was an opening for one man‚ there would be at least

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    The Grapes of Wrath is a prime example of life in California and hardships throughout the migration. This depression era novel was written with universal experiences witnessed throughout the 1930s. The lifestyle described is in no way glorified‚ on many occasions children are described as starving and even dying. John Steinbeck expertly follow’s the Joads travels from Toms release from a state prison on parole to the chilling ending when the family is ultimately broken up. Between each of the novel

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    Evelyn De Arcos Mr. Webb English 11AP‚ AM 9/18/14 Novelist and American writer John Steinbeck‚ in the The Grapes of Wrath recounts the dustbowl of the late 1930’s in Oklahoma. The disastrous drought of the 1930’s forced farmers to migrate westward to California in search of the individual American dream. Steinbeck’s purpose is to convey the idea that‚ during this time whites were treated as if they were not white. He adopts a mournful and sympathetic tone demonstrating the way the “Okies” were rejected

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    grades sat in one room‚ led by one teacher. The weather conditions made it hard for teachers to teach or kids to learn. No matter how intense the Great Depression was‚ people had to find ways to survive. Many people would sell apples on the street corner. Pacific Northwest Apple Growers had a surplus of apples and sold a crate to unemployed people at $1.75 per crate. Selling 60-72 apples on the corner would yield about $3.00. Many families decided to substitute other things for meat. They ate more

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    a tiny particle with extraordinary capabilities starting from sensing its environment ‚ computing with the help of wireless communication capabilities. Keywords—Sensors‚networks‚ I. INTRODUCTION Smart dust was first discovered by Kris Prister at the University of California‚ Berkley. Smart Dust is a self-contained network of tiny motes(a speck) each mote has the capability of sensing and monitoring the environment conditions and update them.They are also known as SMART MATTER. They are tiny particles

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    Replacement Of Cement With Marble Dust Powder[4] Abdullah Anwar‚ Juned Ahmad‚ Meraj Ahmad‚ Khan Sabih ‚ Ahmad Syed ‚ Aqeel Ahmad Abdullah Anwar & his teammates stated that marble dust powder is now days intensely focused research topic in which many problem related to environmental well as civil engineering are associated. They stated that Marble dust powder is settled by alleviation then drop away‚ which end up in environmental contamination‚ additionally to forming dust in summer and threatening each

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    being someone that he was not. Throughout the novel Nick got to know who Gatsby really was and saw a side of Gatsby that not many people got to see. This is proven when the author writes‚ “No‚ Gatsby turned out alright in the end. It was what foul dust floated in the wake of his dreams that temporarily closed out my interest in the abortive sorrows and short-winded elations of men.” Nick’s perception of Gatsby is much different from that of the other characters in the novel‚ and saw how scrupulous

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    ’Children of the Dust’ is a novel by Louise Lawrence. It deals with the aftermath of nuclear war. It shows how the survivors of the attack struggle to survive and adapt to their new surrounding. It displays a family split up into two groups‚ the group of people inside the bunker and the group of people outside. The story covers a period of about fifty years‚ illustrating the way of life of the descendants of the people inside and outside the bunker. Even though the insiders and outsiders originated

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