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    Hello Mother and Father how are you doing? I haven’t been doing too well in the trenches. As you know I have been assisting the French in the trenches for nearly two years. The trenches are horrendous; I never thought I would be more petrified at the horrific conditions than the actual war. Every day we face rats‚ hundreds of millions of rats‚ scurrying through the trenches. Since we don’t have a proper waste disposal system‚ the rats eat the trash that lay on the floor and the soldiers who have

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    The Colombian Conquest‚ named after Christopher Colombus who mistakenly found the new world and assumed it was India. Conquest is a more realistic term to show you that European settlers robbed the natives of their land by force. The Spaniards however controlled more south‚ while the other Europeans controlled more of what is now North America. The tactics used to control the new land included transmitted diseases by travelers‚ taking force‚ and assimilation. Though the Europeans did unjustly acquire

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    There are many kinds of rat snakes. One‚ of which is the Black Rat snake. The black Rat snake is a non-venomous snake that can grow up to eight feet in length. The adults are mostly black‚ with white bellies‚ and have white or gray showing between their scales. The young‚ or juvenile‚ usually are brown or gray with dark colored splotches on their backs. Black Rat snakes are very common in the southeast. They are also called the Common Rat Snake for they are more likely to be found than any of the

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    The Panama Canal The Panama Canal is a canal that joins the two largest oceans in the world‚ the Atlantic ocean and the Pacific Oceans together. Canals are an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland or to convey water for irrigation that is man made. How did they manage to construct this? They used science‚ they had to measure sea level‚ which required science. They used engineering to construct their route. They used several steam shovels to get the dirt out

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    One of the primary lessons I learned is that Christopher Columbus is said to have carried a range of diseases the first time he crossed the Atlantic in 1492‚ which wiped out a huge population of Indians. The strategy was viewed as revenge through the introduction of syphilis into Europe. On the other hand‚ a skeleton was found in an English monastery that was said to be of a man who possibly died of syphilis. It is tough to determine the disease an individual died from especially after a long period

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    There are many opinions and theories on how the Black Death began.Many Christians blamed the Jews and Muslims chose to believe it was a blessing from God.One could see that yes their opinions on the epidemic was quite different‚ but they had very similar ideas about the pandemic to. The question is just how different were the Muslims and Christians‚ and how were they similar? First off‚ Christians viewed the black plague as a curse.They believed it was God’s way of punishing them for all the sins

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    Coypu Or Nutria

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    The invasive species known as the‚ “Coypu” or “Nutria” are rodents who were brought to the United States for trade. Originally relocated here from South America‚ the coypu were used for their fur for trade in 1889. When the trade of Nutria fur crashed‚ the rodents were released into the wild. Currently‚ the animals reside mostly in Texas and Louisiana. Coypu prefered diets consist of roots‚ rhizomes and tubers of cattails‚ cordgrass‚ and bulrush. The Coypu species is mainly a problem in Louisiana

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    Bubonic Plague Theory

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    The Bubonic Plague is a disease that started around 1346 in China. This disease was very deadly. “In five short years the plague killed around 25 to 45 percent of the population where it struck”. Back then knowledge of bacteria and germs were largely unknown to doctors. There were three types of plague‚ bubonic‚ septicemic‚ and pneumonic. The Christian and Muslim people had very different views on this disease‚ but they had also had very few similarities. Here are a some reasons explaining this theory::

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    Medical care in the civil war Medical care during the civil war changed the world of medicine we now know and use today. It will talk about the main causes of death such as illnesses and different health issues they suffered‚ and what they did to help the soldiers. We will also be talking about the different types of medicine that they had used along with all of the different types of tools that they used on all the patients during surgery on the patient’s. Medical care during the civil war was

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    The influenza virus has had detrimental effects on society throughout history. In 1918‚ the influenza strain H1N1 caused a global pandemic (Billings‚ 1997). One of the major problems with the spread of H1N1 was that soldiers were living in terrible conditions throughout Europe and were susceptible to the virus (Billings‚ 1997). Soldiers travelled worldwide‚ spreading the incredibly fatal virus that had no known vaccine to their families and friends (Latson‚ 2015). The symptoms of the Spanish flu

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