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    Classical Period c. AD 250-900; and ultimately collapsed after severe drought c. 1200 AD. Independent Maya civilization continued until 1697 when the Spanish conquered‚ the last independent city-state. Known for excelling in agriculture‚ mathematics‚ architecture‚ writing‚ pottery‚ and calendar-making‚ the Maya were deeply religious. Their religious devotion would seep into all aspects

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    Farmer's Suicide in India

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    Farmers Suicides In India Agriculture sector has a pivotal role in Indian economy. The share of agriculture sector in G.D.P. of India was 44.0% during 1973-74 .Agriculture provides the principal means of livelihood for over 60 percent of India’s population. There a significant increase in production between 1951-52 to 1959-1960 was due to favorable monsoons and expansion of acreage not yield. In Indian planning agriculture sector ignored except few five years plan. Indian planning has

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    Once part of the recipient‚ the newly inserted gene becomes part of the genome of the recipient and is regulated in the same way as its other genes. For example‚ we can isolate a gene responsible for conferring drought tolerance‚ introduce that gene into a plant‚ and make it drought tolerant. Crops can also be transformed using non-plant genes such as the use of Bt genes‚ in cotton and many other crops. Bt‚ or Bacillus thuringiensis‚ is a naturally occurring bacterium that produces crystal proteins

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    Mesa Verde

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    This paper discusses the history of Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. The park was built to preserve the cliff dwellings of the Anasazi people. Paper Introduction: Mesa Verde National Park Mesa Verde National Park was established in by an act ofCongress The intent was to preserve sites built by Pre-Columbian Indiansin Colorado The Park is managed by the National Park Service It is over acres and contains thousands of sites of historical andarcheological significance to visitors and scientists

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    allergy inducing is spliced into another life form‚ the risk of allergic reactions is opened back up. The government should regulate and fund DIY Biology as it extends the life of organisms‚ and resistant to the ever growing issues of disease and drought. This would allow for food surpluses that would later feed those who are in dire need of nourishment. Ethical debates have the likelihood of surfacing in relation to the prototype

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    Global warming

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    rising temperatures and increasing sea levels over the century. Greenhouse gases are rising much more rapidly than expected and as a result the world is warming up as well. In the future‚ global warming will cause horrible effects such as heat waves‚ droughts‚ floods and storms. Due to these events some of the world’s poorest countries will suffer terribly by disrupting food production‚ important major animal species‚ and many habitats and ecosystems will be destroyed. Even with all of this research

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    windows to stop the dirt from coming inside‚ farmers watched as their crops blew away. The Dust Bowl of the 1930s lasted about a decade.  Its primary area of impact was on the southern Plains. The northern Plains were not so badly effected‚ but the drought‚ windblown dust and agricultural decline were no strangers to the north. In fact the agricultural devastation helped to lengthen the Depression whose effects were felt worldwide. Some historical events were that‚ On Sunday‚ April 14‚ 1935; winds

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    The Maya civilization was one of the most dominant native societies of Mesoamerica. It is known for its agriculture‚ pottery‚ hieroglyph writing‚ calendar-making and mathematics‚ and left behind a surprising amount of impressive architecture and symbolic artwork. Geographically‚ the Mayan civilization covered what are now Belize‚ Guatemala‚ Honduras‚ El Salvador‚ and part of Mexico. The center of the Mayan empire which was located in Guatemala reached its peak of power and influence in the sixth

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    The Mayan Dark Age

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    The Mayan Dark Age is No Longer a Mystery The main idea of this article is about how archaeologists have recently found what may have been the cause of the mayan “dark age”. The Mayan civilization was considered the most advanced for humans before the europeans arrived. The Mayans created a writing system‚ accurate maps‚ and huge pyramids that we can still see today. The Mayan dark age is an event that happened in 540 A.D. during a 100 year period the mayans stopped all research and construction

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    Global warming speech

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    Global Warming General Purpose: To inform my audience about the effects of global warming. Specific Purpose: I want my audience to understand briefly the negative effects of global warming in our environment. INTRODUCTION The negative effects of global warming are slowly ruining the environment we live in. In a few decades‚ it is possible our Earth will be very uncomfortable to live on. I have researched the issues of global warming and have found out as much as I possibly can in order

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