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    Demographic Changes in America (1607-1914) Historical records of American demography start with the settlement of Jamestown‚ Virginia in 1607. Puritans landed in Plymouth and made a home for themselves with the help of Native Americans. These first immigrants in the colonies (British‚ Dutch‚ and German)‚ moved to America between the early 17th and late 18th centuries in what was known as Old Immigration. During the colonial period‚ the birth rate was high but the life expectancy was low. It was

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    Women in the early nineteenth century were viewed as the weaker sex and their only job was to take care of the domestic chores (wic). Women had to be delicate‚ well behave and well-polished. In Willa Cather’s book‚ “My Antonia”‚ Antonia is a bohemian immigrant who comes to America with her family to start a new life.She becomes close friends with a boy name Jim who helps her learn english and together they have adventures out in the prairie. Jim sees Antonia as a lovely girl but soon changes his

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    Andrew Carnegie Research Paper Andrew Carnegie was one of Americas most famous entrepreneurs‚ and one of the richest people of his time. Born on November 25th‚ 1835 in Dunfermline‚ Scotland‚ United Kingdom. He then later moved to America‚ possibly was one of the greatest decisions he ever made. He was one of the greatest businessmen‚ philanthropist‚ and made it large in the American economy. Carnegie was involved in the steel industry‚ and was the steel king of his time‚ owning nearly 80% of the

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    and in the church. Women had no marital status‚ only remaining with those granted by their husbands. Divorces were rare‚ but in the case of separation‚ the fathers had the custody of their children. Therefore‚ women were left to do a lot in the homestead. The status of women within the 13 colonies was basically determined by the men in their lives. So if you were a woman married to a wealthy business owner or say a wealthy tobacco farmer‚ you were considered to be of high-status Unmarried women were

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    Fascinated by what he saw‚ he began submitting stories about it. His editor rejected them‚ saying the city couldn’t be portrayed as poor. He kept writing the stories that his editor wanted for the Record and wrote a freelance article on the Pullman‚ Illinois strike of 1894‚ which focused on the working class injustice. By 1898‚ Baker had married his college sweetheart‚ Jessie Irene Beal‚ and relocated to New York to work for McClure’s Syndicate. Baker joined McClure’s at a time when the magazine

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    channels to a height of up to seven meters. ← 5000 flood shelters built in the areas most at risk‚ where families and live stock can go. ← Bangladesh flood action plan (FAP) set up‚ rescue boats and flood warning alarms. ← Raised homestead: homes are raised up on stilts or earth banks‚ 2m above sea level. ← Build dams to control river flow and hold back monsoon rain water in reservoirs. Cause: ← The Ganges‚ Brahmaputra‚ and Meggna Rivers run through Bangladesh creating

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    middle class citizens and involved attacking plutocracy and bad trusts o Protecting business from the most extreme demands of organized labor. Public Projects: • The Newlands Reclamation Act of 1902. • The Kinkaid Act of 1904. • The Forest Homestead Act 1906) • The Inland Waterways Commission was created 1907 Conservation: • The Newlands Reclamation Act 1902 • The Transfer Act of 1905. • Tongass and the Chugach • Hawaiian Islands Bird Reservation • Pelican Island in Florida • Reservation

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    The novel The Book Thief by Markus Zusak‚ their are people who are going to die‚ just like in the movie Passengers. In the movie‚ Jim preston‚ (Chris Pratt)‚ and Aurora‚ (Jennifer Lawrence)‚ go on a ship where they are going a planet called homestead two which is 180 years away. They both wake up from hibernation to early‚ and therefore‚ they both know it is a death sentence because their is no way to go back to sleep. This is just like the book Thief in the way that the main characters both know

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    Lesson 4.5 - Federal Laws Impact the Great West Name Research each of the laws listed in the following chart in order to complete the following chart. Law Date established Description of law Impact of Law on West and/or on US Homestead Act May 20‚1862  Any adult citizen‚ or intended citizen‚ who had never borne any arms against the US could claim 160 acres of surveyed government land. This act encouraged people to expand or move out of where they were and go west and explore the

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    The West: Exploiting an Empire When the civil war was over‚ Americans believed expansion was their “manifest destiny” and began moving in the west direction across the continent‚ conquering the Native Americans through diverse means and created a North American Empire. The Native Americans were pushed from their lands and forced to change their culture by the end of the century because they were seen as threat that might hinder the White Americans migration. The Indians abandoned their

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