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    the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Railroads pierced through the heart of the continent while slashing through Indian lands dividing the once open ranges of the Great Plains and splicing the economies of the East and West. The Indians had faced many battles and suffered great losses‚ but the fate of the Plains Indians was to be determined not by a battle with guns or bows and arrows‚ but by a change in policy by the American government. Ronald Takaki takes on the topic of the “Indian

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    one way or another has ties that go back to Africa. Instead of animals locked up in a zoo‚ Africa is their natural habitat. It’s a beautiful place that would be such an adventure to go and explore. My dream is to go live in Africa‚ explore for the great wild life‚ and visit some historical sites that Africa has to offer. I would take this trip in 2 different phases that lasted at least two months long. This is phase one of my 2 phased “Dream Trip”. I want to go to Africa and see what it would

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    the Southern Great Plains region know as the “Dust Bowl” or “Dirty Thirties”. In 1869‚ the railroad made its way to the Great Plains and became home to the many early settlers who took advantage of the “free soil” or land tracts offered by the government via the Homestead Act; a bill enacted in hopes to curb slave labor and increase the number of individual farmers who owned and operated their own farms. The settlers of this area met with many challenges. The semiarid Great Plains offer lush farm

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    The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan Presently‚ as many people enjoy the beauty of the prairie either in the north or in south‚ they fail or do not understand that a big proportion of those plains are consequently modern era ecological disaster. It is common to hear people talk about “the Dust Bowl or “the Dirty ‘30s”. This is where Timothy Egan in his non-fiction book The Worst Hard Time basis his book‚ i.e.‚ on the historical 1930 Dust Bowl. In his book‚ Egan critically examines the origin and

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    Blackfoot is a Native American tribe that was originally located in Canada‚ Montana‚ and Idaho. The majority of the tribe is located in Alberta‚ Canada‚ where three of the four Blackfeet bands are established. The Blackfeet can be found in the Great Plains‚ around many rivers and mountains. Some of these rivers include the Yellowstone River and the Missouri River. Also‚ just east of the Rocky Mountains‚ a major boundary in the past‚ members of the Blackfeet have been spotted. Although the area did

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    Straight theory to the Great Plains we need to look at the different regions that make up these area’s. The Artic covered the area between Alaska‚ Canada and Greenland‚ the Sub-Artic starts to transition closer to what we know as the northern border of America and the Great Plains reach all the way down to mid level of Texas. The idea is that a land bridge was developed between Asia and Alaska that allowed the transition of

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    Native Americans in the West? - Initially‚ the white Americans allocated the Great Plains terrain to the Native Americans‚ as they deemed it useless. The Indians relied very heavily on nature‚ especially the buffalo‚ which they used all parts of for various reason‚ like food‚ clothing‚ and weaponry. When Americans and immigrants needed to move west near California and Oregon‚ they realized that the Great Plains can be explored with railroads as a means of transportation. The white Americans had

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    skiing trips provide a great deal of entertainment for me during Christmas vacations. Generally‚ my family travels to close‚ Midwest venues such as Sioux Falls‚ Mankato‚ or Dubuque. However‚ the Christmas vacation of my eighth grade year wasn’t exactly what I had become familiar with throughout the previous years. Pulling up to the Colorado ski resort I think to myself how different skiing on the steep slopes of a mountain is going to be compared to the moderate hills of the plains that I am used to

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    happened due to a series of dry years‚ which agreed‚ with the extension of agriculture in unsuitable lands. Droughts and dust storms caused by poor labor practice troubled farms and ranches of the Great Plains; causing a great migration of its people to other‚ more fertile‚ lands. The problem had become so great that a nation wide effort was made to resolve the problem. In 1935‚ big efforts were made by both federal and state governments to develop suitable programs for soil conservation and for the recovery

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    just before sunrise. D.around midnight. E.at noon. Answer Key: B Question 3 of 9 10.0/ 10.0 Points Which of the following regions would you expect to have the most tornadoes in the winter? A.northern Great Plains. B.Oklahoma. C.southern Gulf States. D.southern Great Plains. Answer Key: C Question 4 of 9 10.0/ 10.0 Points In a region where severe thunderstorms with tornadoes are forming‚ one would not expect to observe A.a dry tongue of cold air between the 700 and 500 mb levels

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