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    Life In Colonial America

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    colonization was economically and socially distinct‚ as each area developed differently based on geography‚ immigration trends‚ and other factors. The New England Colonies The New England colonies spanned modern-day Massachusetts‚ New Hampshire‚ Maine‚ Connecticut‚ and Rhode Island. New England’s economy centered on small farming‚ fishing‚ and home manufactures‚ as well as sea trade and shipbuilding. The region quickly expanded as immigrants streamed in and families grew. New England economy was based on

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    with that specific event because it is the reason that he wrote this piece. Another reason he used this event is because it is heartbreaking and traumatic for any person to hear about since it was “the mass murder of little children in Newtown‚ Connecticut” (Chopra). It was a hook that drew his readers in so he could inform them from there on out on his viewpoint. He then describes why a person has those two reactions‚ so his article flows from one paragraph to the next. He then goes onto to talk

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    This essay is a comparative essay of the academic and the personal essay. An academic essay is I will be focusing on how the structure‚ vocabulary and referencing are similar and different within multiple different essays. Seeing how one form compares with another and whether one form is better to write in than another. The structure of an essay can determine what kind of essay it is going to become. With the academic and the personally essay‚ they have there own structures that can make them what

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    Minimum wage speech

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    Good Afternoon Everyone! I like to take just a few minutes of your time to discuss a important matter in the economy today. Now I want everyone to picture this‚ a hardworking father whose salary ranged between 40‚000 to 50‚000 dollars a year. The single father recently was a victim of job cuts and is now laid off. The father begins immediately looking for a new job. But everyone knows in this tough economy it seems impossible. Days‚ turn into weeks‚ weeks turn into months and bills begin to pile

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    Interview with an immigrant

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    The Immigration Experience: Immigration Analysis Ashley Stone University of Connecticut School of Social Work Migration has contributed to the richness in diversity of cultures‚ ethnicities and races in developed countries. However‚ individuals who migrate experience multiple stresses that can impact their mental well-being‚ including the loss of cultural norms‚ religious customs‚ and social support systems‚ adjustment to a new culture and changes in identity and concept

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    Self Defense or Murder

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    well sometimes the woman is too afraid and sometimes in some cases the police don’t do anything. Like Tracey Thurman’s story‚ Thurman v. City of Torrington‚ DC‚ was a court decision concerning Tracey Thurman‚ a Connecticut homemaker who sued the city police department in Torrington‚ Connecticut‚ claiming a failure of equal protection under the law against her abusive husband Charles "Buck" Thurman. After Tracey Thurman was attacked‚ stabbed‚ and nearly killed by her husband in 1983‚ a subsequent civil

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    June 29‚ 1787. This was a combination of the New Jersey Plan and the Virginia Plan Connecticut Compromise‚ which stated that there would be two houses (bicameral). One house would have equal representation and the other would be based on population. It was called the Connecticut Compromise because Roger Sherman‚ who had offered a compromise dealing with the issues of slavery and representation‚ was from Connecticut. Members of the House of Representatives (lower house) would be appointed among the

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    Elisha Marshall Pease

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    Project Elisha Marshall Pease was the fifth and thirteenth Governor of the State of Texas. Born in Enfield‚ Connecticut on January 3‚ 1812‚ son of Lorrain Thompson and Sarah Marshal Pease. Elisha worked as a clerk in a general office and postal office in Hartford Connecticut. In 1834‚ Elisha moved to Mina‚ Texas (Bastrop.) Once settled Elisha continued to study law‚ in continuation from Connecticut where he started. He eventually became more involved in the city’s political area. Also during which he

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    I have always imagined as a child about the first time I would play in snow and how fun it would be‚ but on that cold winter day that I arrived at JFK airport. I suddenly realized my fairytale about winter was just a fantasy. When the door first opened at JFK airport in New York‚ the cold winter breeze blew my way and raised every single pore in my body‚ it left me shaking unlike anything I have ever felt before. From that day on‚ I knew everything in my life would be different. I was

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    John Fitch Inventor

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    ideas helped us today. He also was a clockmaker and bronze smith. He invented the first steamboat and the steam locomotive railway. Here are some facts on John Fitch inventions. John Fitch was born in Windsor‚ Connecticut on a farm. This farm is part of present day South Windsor‚ Connecticut. He had schooling from a clockmaker. Opened a brass and silversmith business in Trenton‚ New Jersey and succeeded until the American Revolution. In addition‚ he served the army for a short time and then started

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