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    A Farewell to Arms

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    Cited: * “At the start of the winter came the permanent rain and with the rain came the cholera. But it was checked and in the end only seven thousand died of it in the army.” (Hemingway‚ 4) * “God please make her not die. I’ll do anything you say if you don’t let her die. You took the baby but don’t let her die. That was all right but don’t

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    The Role of the Athlone Workhouse During the Great Famine 1841-1849 While the 19th Century was a time of great industrial change throughout much of the United Kingdom‚ Ireland was widely regarded as a poor‚ destitute country with many people already suffering from extreme poverty even before the famine. The economy in Ireland was weak and almost totally dependant on agricultural production with 66% of all families in pre-famine Ireland making their living from the land. Consequently‚ just

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    Crimean War Changes

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    In the month of October 1853‚ the Crimean War broke out due to the Russian expanding Danube region and wanting control of access to the religious sites of the Holy Lands. The Crimean War officially began in the Balkans‚ but was originally fought on the Crimean Peninsula and the Black Sea. The war was between the Russians‚ British‚ French and Ottoman Turkish‚ supported by the army of Sardinia-Piedmont. The Crimean War caused many changes within the nation that changed how things were.    The Crimean

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    Reflective Statement

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    The interactive oral I lead with my group‚ gave me the time to share and discuss with my class some of the themes and motifs in “Love In The Time of Cholera.” It was interesting to see the rest of the class interpreted the themes we were talking about and many of the ideas that were put foreword were ones my group had not yet spoke of‚ this gave me the chance to expand my thoughts and ideas around not only the themes we were speaking about but the book as a whole. One of the points that stood

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    Mozambique Flooding

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    the land owners and the country’s economic status further. Shortage of food and water- Lack of food and water was a temporary problem. The water most people drank was contaminated‚ thus people became ill by diseases such as; Dysentery‚ Typhoid‚ Cholera‚ etc. Homes and Buildings destroyed- Buildings in urban areas (Maputo‚ Beira) were entirely destroyed by the flood and the cyclone. Rebuilding them could take years and a lot of

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    Andrew Jackson is known as one of america’s greatest presidents. But what made him so great? Let’s find out. EARLY LIFE On a stormy night on March 15‚ 1767 our beloved president was born. The exact location of birth is unknown. When Jackson was thirteen years old‚ he and his brother‚ Robert‚ were captured by redcoats. During his imprisonment‚ a British officer requested his boots to be shined by Jackson. Jackson refused and the redcoat took out his saber and slashed Jackson’s face and hands leaving

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    On Madagascar

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    DIVIDE-AND-RULE: A MODEL OF PERSONAL RULE." Journal of the European Economic Association2.2-3 (2010): 162-192. Wiley Online Library. Web. 22 May 2011. Coit‚ Katherine . "The mismatch between politics‚ aid and environmental health with particular reference to cholera in Madagascar." Environment and Urbanization 14.1 (2002): 247-259. Environment & Urbanization. Web. 7 May 2011. Cole‚ Jennifer Jarosz‚ Lucy . "Defining and Explaining Tropical Deforestation: Shifting Cultivation and Population Growth in Colonial

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    monsoon

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    relief from the fierce heat‚ has its disadvantages also. Swarms of insects‚ flying ants‚ flies‚ mosquitoes‚ etc. multiply in great proportions. The mosquitoes breed in standing pools and bring in malarial fever with them. More terrible diseases like cholera‚ typhoid etc. become havoc among the poor. But the peasants prefer to put up with these inconvenience than a failure of rains which means famines and a year

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    A Village Fair

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    There are gambling and haunt of pick-pockets. Because of these evil people‚ innocent villagers often become penniless. Very often unhygienic sweet and food items are served among customers. As a result‚ there is a very chance of the out break of cholera‚ dysentery and so on. Very recently‚ young generation is getting addicted by drugs in such a fair. In spite of having negative aspects‚ a village fair appears before the villagers with all the opportunities for joys and pleasures to them. It reminds

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    further deaths. ← 25 million made homeless‚ due to flood waters destroying homes. ← Floods covered over 60% of the land‚ destroying the year’s crops; quarter of the rice crop was destroyed. ← Out breaks of water born diseases such as cholera‚ diarrhea‚ lasted for several months as sewage polluted the waterways. This led to deaths. Response: ← Complete and strengthen embankments along the main river channels to a height of up to seven meters. ← 5000 flood shelters built in

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