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    In a world where diseases were rampant and widespread‚ people were desperate to find a cure for any illness. Charles and his wife Mary were poor farmers with failing crops‚ who became forced to earn money through any means possible‚ Charles and Mary decided to try their luck as charlatans. Charles suggested that he pose as a war veteran‚ who found an exotic and rare plant‚ while fighting in a rainforest that he claimed was the Garden of Eden (allusion)‚ which could produce an antidote for all diseases

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    Nile Flood Crisis

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    The yearly Nile flood happened due to heavy summer rains far away to the south in the highlands that typically occurred around September. Rivers from these areasflowed into the Nile. Each year‚ the floodwaters deposited new fertile silt into natural basins. Farmers did not have to add fertilizer to the soil. After the water soaked into the earth in the late fall‚ farmers cast seeds onto the rich soil and turned it over with wooden plows pulled by oxen. Nature did the rest until it was time to harvest

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    "Of Mice and Men" is based on the major themes of hard reality‚ dreams‚ companionship and tragedy; particularly relevant to 1930’s America‚ following the depression and economic poverty it caused. Steinbeck portrays George as a flawed character who doesn’t display archetypal heroic qualities‚ however the reader empathizes with him. Steinbeck therefore ultimately presents him as a anti-hero within the context of the narrative. At the beginning of the novel‚ Steinbeck portrays George as a flawed

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    American Agriculture DBQ

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    1865-1900 was the period when the United States was changing from the Reconstruction period to the new Industrial age. The new change of the United States also changed the American agriculture for the citizens. The American agriculture changed because new technology was advancing‚ government policy was treating some people unfair‚ and economic conditions were rough for many. As the United States grows larger in population and larger in land‚ technology was becoming newer and better as well.

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    “America & Americans” Essay America was founded on the American Dream. The Founding Fathers and the revolution army fought for American independence because they had a desire to accomplish their dream of freedom. An essay‚ “America & Americans” by John Steinbeck is about how the American Dream can be doubted sometimes by being questioned whether it is real or not. Americans have always had the desire to wanting more and once they begin to fight for it‚ they will not stop. Some people have

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    Ranch and New Bonanza Farms

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    With the Homestead Act passed‚ it is time for you to claim your 160 acres! Come to the west! You can be like James Oliver who developed a new plow with a sharper edge. Try working on the new bonanza farms with expensive machinery and professional managers. Come live in a dugout‚ a house dug into the sides of a hill. But be careful because the weather can be harsh causing crops to die and water is scarce. Most farms are in Texas‚ The Great Plains‚ and California. Come to the west farmers! With

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    “Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty.” This quote by Mother Teresa a humanitarian means being alone is depressing and it makes people feel alone in the world and feel that there is no one there for them. In the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. There are several characters that feel lonely and unwanted. The three characters who live lonely‚isolated lives are Candy‚Crooks‚and Curley’s wife. Candy lives a lonely life on the ranch. He works alone because

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    Parallels Between Jim the Boy and the Great Depression Authors write fictional stories that allude to events which occurred in the past. One such author‚ Tony Earley‚ wrote the fiction novel Jim the Boy. The author portrays a much documented period in American history in the framework of one family who has seen struggles but works to overcome. In Jim the Boy‚ the events of Jim’s life directly correlate to the time period leading up to and including the Great Depression. The novel begins with a

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    In the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck‚ Steinbeck uses the theme of loneliness throughout the entirety of the novel. When people feel lonely their way of life is different than that of someone’s who isn’t lonely or them if they were not lonely. They may act differently than they would if they weren’t experiencing loneliness‚ they may even change their way of life. The effects of loneliness on people are displayed in the novel Of Mice and Men through the characters of Curley’s Wife‚ Candy

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    Cell "Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud and one the stars." - Frederick Lang Bridge This quote can be interpreted in this way. A human has a choice to improve his life or decide to continue in their negative situation‚ this is symbolized by the stairs and mud in the quote. Mud in this case can be verify as the negative life it the fact that people often say “someone is stuck in the mud” meaning depressed‚ also slowing them down and stars can

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