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    Europe ’s maritime dominance and the opening of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans had major consequences in world history. Including creating a new international pool for the basic exchange of foods‚ diseases‚ and a few manufactured products. While this exchange had its high points such as introduction of new crops and new animals to the Americas and other countries it also brought widespread demographic destruction. At the same time Native Americans who had never been brought into contact with the

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    America Before Columbus

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    America Before Columbus In the age just before Columbus sailed the ocean blue‚ there was abundant life‚ lifestyles‚ and necessities that sustained that. In the 1500s‚ Europe was as tense as ever. Kings and popes raise armies to fight against one another. The population capacity of Europe at this time was around one hundred million people. At this point‚ Isabella‚ the Queen of Spain‚ is the most powerful woman in Europe as well. Livestock and agriculture grown in Europe became important

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    World Civ. II/Hansen Iago’s Bestiary Due: Friday‚ Dec. 2nd. Background: In the middle ages‚ animal stories were immensely popular. There was a spiritual and mystical lore associated with beast in many of the stories. A bestiary is an encyclopedia or catalogue of beast. Many of the descriptions of the beast were accompanied with a moral lesson. Directions: Review Act 1 of Othello. Look for animals‚ birds‚ insects‚ and creatures that Iago mentions. List at least ten of them in the

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    Domesticated Pet Rabbits

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    Animal Trivia Dogs * There are more than 150 dog breeds‚ divided into 8 classes: sporting‚ hound‚ working‚ terrier‚ toy‚ non-sporting‚ herding‚ and miscellaneous. * According to a recent survey‚ the most popular name for a dog is Max. Other popular names include Molly‚ Sam‚ Zach‚ and Maggie. * Dogs can vary in size from a 36 inch (150+ lb.) Great Dane to a 2 lb. Chihuahua. * Puppies and kittens can be adopted as early as 8 weeks of age. Until then‚ they should stay with their moms

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    In the article called Bedouin‚ the author explains in depth the Bedouin culture‚ resources‚ and geography‚ it explains the history and other lifestyles of the Bedouins too. Linda Alchin’s article Inuit tribe‚ explains the culture‚ geography‚ and resources of the Inuit tribe and also the Inuit tribe’s traditions and history. Infoplease‚ on the other hand‚ has all information needed for both the Inuit and the Bedouins. Both tribes had a very big difference in their location‚ which caused different

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    Discovering Guinea Pigs

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    Project Title: discovering guinea pigs Discovering Cavia porcellus (DISCOVERING GUINEA PIGS) Proposed to: Ms. Maureen Jean Lara‚ MAIC Prepared by: Innah Janesa C. de Peralta Geraldine T. Gekin Bea Salvosa Ivy Dy Ruiz (BS Psychology 2B) Date of Proposal: January 09‚ 2012 I. Project Description and General Information Since the world of Science has evolved‚ the experiments of scientists and other researchers also improve and get more complicated

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    Summer Hensley 16 September 2014 World History Cromwell Age of Exploration During the Age of Exploration in 1400-1700‚ European explorer discovered new lands. The reason why explorers travel were God‚ gold‚ and glory.Europeans believed they were going to Asia for the spice trade‚ but actually discovered The New World . From the discovery of The New World‚ two cultures collided.People debated about whether or not European explorers should still be glorified to society. The effect of exploration

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    The settlement of New Kinord is a privately owned‚ and protected site situated in the Muir of Dinnet‚ Aberdeenshire. Although it has not yet been radiocarbon dated it is thought to date from the Iron Age. Aerial photography shows the presence of features that are thought to be hut circles‚ enclosures and a souterrain. During the Iron Age people lived in roundhouses in which there was a central hearth where the fire was used to cook food and provide heat and light. The fire could have been used

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    Neolithic Revolution

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    Puneet Gill AP World History Mrs. Hummel 8/29/13 Neolithic Revolution The Neolithic Revolution occurred around 5‚000 BC. This was when the first humans went from just hunting and gathering food to growing it. It was when agriculture first started. There were many important factors leading to the Neolithic Revolution. Some examples are environmental changes‚ food sources and population growth. Environmental changes are the most important factor of the Neolithic Revolution. Warm weather

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    MJ How European Attitudes‚ Deforestation and the Introduction of Biological Factors shaped American Environmental History In 1492‚ Christopher Columbus set sail from the Eastern coast of Europe seeking to find a shorter passage to what He believed would lead him to the Indies. Yet‚ in his quest for the Indies‚ Columbus stumbled on a land far greater and completely breathtaking…the Americas. Although Columbus and his crew were well aware of what they discovered‚ at least to a certain extent

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