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    Erie Canal Research Paper

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    make life easier for those in the North‚ and pave the way for even bigger and better events to come. Transportation would never be the same after the implementation and completion of the Erie Canal. The Erie Canal would connect the Hudson River and Lake Erie through Troy‚ NY. The Canal would stretch from Troy to Buffalo. The Canal would also connect to New York City through the Hudson River that flowed to the NYC port and the left side of the borough of Manhattan. 1 This would connect areas

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    doubling of tourists in five years. The two big railway lines of that time‚ Canada’s Great Western and the New York Rochester and Niagara (called the New York Central today)‚ acknowledged the potential and both planned separate routes to the famous waterfalls. (Werner) In the year 1853‚ The Great Western Railway (GWR) began operations from Niagara Falls through Thorold‚ St. Catharines‚ Grimsby and Hamilton to London. The Great Western Railroad became the first railway across southern Ontario. (Niagara Falls

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    Rural Land Resources; The Lake District Location; The Lake District is a mountainous region in North West England‚ in the county of Cumbria. The area is in close proximity to Manchester and other surrounding settlements. Transport links also make it accessible to the rest of the UK. The climate is much like Scotland’s‚ yet the area has became an important holiday destination and a desirable retirement place. Ferries make the islands in the lakes accessible‚ and the lakes are used too – for recreation

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    a much different way than other scholars on the subject. Erie Canal is located in New York that at first had a length of approximately 584 kilometers or 363 miles‚ that is‚ from Albany in New York to Buffalo at Lake Erie. It was built to aid transportation from New York to the Great Lakes. Its construction was between 1817 and 1825. It was such an economic spurring platform for New York. In her book‚ Sheriff focuses primarily on the human perspective of the development and advancement of the canal

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    Provincial Park is filled to the brim with miles and miles of lakes and forests that teems with Canadian wildlife: brook trout‚ bears‚ moose‚ and wolves. It boasts canoe trails and a diverse selection of trees. There are camping opportunities‚ but if one would like to be more sheltered‚ there is a beautiful lakeshore resort in the park as well. Point Pelee National Park is known for its unique shape‚ its job as the separator between Lake Erie and Lake Huron‚ and its standing as the most southern part of Canada

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    Eric Canal

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    completed in 1825‚ the canal links the waters of Lake Erie in the west to the Hudson River in the east. An engineering marvel when it was built‚ some called it the Eighth Wonder of the World. In order to open the country west of the Appalachian Mountains to settlers and to offer a cheap and safe way to carry produce to a market‚ the construction of a canal was proposed as early as 1768. However‚ those early proposals would connect the Hudson River with Lake Ontario near Oswego. It was not until 1808

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    Samuel de Champlain

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    in Canada. Champlain was given control of the Fur trade in exchange for establishing a French colony. Champlain‚ De Monts and approximately 60 settlers set up their first trading post called “port Royal” in 1605. Unfortunately Port Royal was not a great success‚ for that reason De Monts lost control of the Fur trade. Despite Champlain’s’ luck he was convinced that Canada was profitable. In 1608 he led an expedition arriving in what is now Quebec. It was there he met the Algonkians and Montagnais.

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    The Crisis Revolution

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    Michael Nguyen History Scott Howell Santiago Canyon College Due March 11th‚ 2013 Essay #6 Essay Question: Describe why someone could choose not to join the patriot movement in the colonies. What choices did blacks and Indians often make when faced with this crisis. The Crisis of the Revolution‚ 1779-1783. Americans expected to end this fight with Britain rather quickly but wasn’t the case. Loyalists were important key factors in the war for Britain due to the numbers and their willingness

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    “Invasive plants and animals are the second greatest threat to biodiversity after habitat loss” (http://www.env.gov.yk.ca ) Invasive species (non-indigenous species‚ non-native species) are a massive threat to ecosystems around the world and need to be stopped. They are brought into our ecosystems by irresponsible and risky actions‚ and the impacts can tear ecosystems apart‚ not to mention our wallets‚ the solutions are complex and almost impossible to accomplice but the prevention is a simple

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    Samuel de Champlain

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    and visit the River of Canada. He traveled to many places. They include; Montreal‚ Quebec‚ St. Lawrence River‚ and Tois-Rivieres. While he was there he realized this land could be colonized and used in favor of France. He was fascinated by the Great Lakes‚ which he never knew about. Champlain was very curious about the people living there‚ the Huron Indians. After one year he sailed back to France. When Samuel got home he begged the king and queen of France to sponsor another voyage to Canada so

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