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    information on this topic to understand the subject of teen smoking‚ why teens choose to smoke‚ and what cities and states are doing to prevent it. For example‚ according to Bill Phelps‚ a spokesman for Altria in a interview by Steve Leblanc of the Cape Cod Times‚ teens may not even know why they smoke and that the reasons are often complex. Therefore‚ he stated “There is no single reason why young people engage in risky behavior such as smoking… there should be a multifaceted approach to embrace youth

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    Growing up in Massachusetts‚ meant there were plenty of beautiful places to explore each summer. You could go North to Maine‚ Vermont‚ or New Hampshire.‚ or maybe South to Cape Cod or Martha’s Vineyard. While I did vacation in all of those places‚ my favorite place was in Maine‚ Pemaquid Point. My adoptive grandmother‚ Mary had been going there up to Pemaquid Point ever since a young age. Once my sister and I were old enough‚ we were invited up and would spend weeks throughout the summer up there

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    Tiresome expedition. Eager Pilgrims. Unknown land. With strong faith in God‚ a new place to call home was found for the Puritans. The Puritans set sail from England on a tough voyage to new land to escape from their church. They resorted to their religion and faith for all of their hardships. A very successful journey led the Puritans to their new land. This did not come without difficulties. During the beginning of their voyage they experienced a leak in their ship. They had thoughts of turning

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    Coming to America Annie Steele Period 9 Coming to America Annie Steele Period 9 1. “Coming to America Question 2: What major difference does the author see between life in the “Old World” and life in the United States? Explain. The author‚ Gish Jen‚ sees a major difference between the way of life in the “Old World” as opposed to the way of life in our society in the United States now-a-days. She states “In the Old World‚ there was one way of life‚ or 2‚ maybe 10‚” and looking back

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    “What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail” (Unknown)? No person can say or do anything without one taking it too personal and getting offended by it. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and belief but that does not mean they have the one correct opinion. Everyone has a story or background about their life that few people know about. Everyone has worked hard for something and failed. So why is it now people are constantly in disagreement with others beliefs and think they

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    Early Colonial Life During the seventeenth century‚ that land that is now called the United States of America would be changed forever by the English settlements that formed on the east coast. The various groups that embarked on a journey into the New World during the seventeenth would all face similar hardships‚ and eventually grow into powerful and structured colonies. The first permanent settlement was Jamestown‚ Virginia in 1607. The settlers that arrived that spring had no experience in

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    The Truth about the first Thanksgiving Notes America’s origin myth about the first Thanksgiving tells us the Pilgrims were the first settlers. Landing at Plymouth Rock in 1620 “they went about the work of civilizing a hostile wilderness.” Hundreds of college students didn’t know the myth from the truth. The Spanish abandoned a settlement in 1526‚ leaving African slaves in South Carolina. Few Americans know that one third of the United States as we know it had been Spanish longer than it had

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    The Voyage to the New World Table of Contents The introduction…………….….………………..……….2 The Mayflower Compact………...………....……3 The Voyage on the Mayflower..….…….….4 The Plymouth Colony…..……...…………..………5 The Conclusion…………………..……………………..……6 1 Introduction The pilgrims started out in England. Due to the religions in England‚ the pilgrims moved to the Netherlands to follow their own religions. ‘‘In September 1620‚ a merchant

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    Case Study: FEED Resource Recovery Introduction This case analysis is about Shane Eten’s business idea to turn food waste in to biogas locally through composting technology rather than big centralized ones that already exist. He and his newly found partner Ryan are trying to find investors to start off their business in the CleanTech industry. Shane has had a successful experience as an entrepreneur in small business and is now eager to start something on his own‚ his ambition can only be matched

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    The Pilgrims of Leiden‚ Holland were separatist (those who separated from The Church of England) who came to America in search of "a better life." The Pilgrims separated from The Church of England because the church was too strict. They were told that they had to go to the church the government picked. This form of dictatorship was called "State Church." If one went against the states church they would have been arrested and thrown in jail. They were then tortured in an effort to make them changed

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