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    these men. Rockefeller was at the top and Carnegie was in second always fighting for that top spot‚ his partner Frick‚ was devious and made things how he wanted despite the people he hurt. The widening of the dam‚ the thousands of people killed‚ the Homestead steel factory strike‚ and the Sportsmens club‚ are events that Henry Frick had a huge part in. Carnegie attempts to fix his name‚ but the efforts do not work. He was still behind Rockefeller in wealth‚ and was blamed for the deaths in Johnstown‚

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    naturally grew only by the rivers and streams. * To get water they often had to drill wells more than 100 feet deep * Eventually this land turned into Americans wheat belt * In 1862 the government passed the Homestead Act that for a small fee people could file for a homestead and get up to 160 acres they could own after 5 years 2. The Wheat Belt Guiding Question: What new methods and

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    Large ungulates roamed western North America up until about 7000 years ago. The herds included woolly mammoths‚ oxen‚ bison‚ horses‚ burros and camels. As the landscape of western North America evolved‚ animal species coevolved to take advantage of the rangeland vegetation. When the first people came to this part of the world‚ woolly mammoths‚ bison and other grazers still roamed. Evidence shows Native Americans hunted the large ungulates‚ as well as the saber tooth cat and other carnivores. These

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    Andrew Carnegie was a very successful businessman. He was an idealist and one of the most important philanthropists of his time. He started Pittsburg’s Carnegie Steel Company‚ which he later joined with Elhert H. Gary’s federal steel company and several smaller companies to create U.S. Steel. The wealth from his success abled him to build foundations and institutions like Carnegie Hall. After his huge role in the steel business he spent most of the rest of his life as a philanthropist. In today’s

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    Industry‚ and Sears. Although a lot of these accomplishments lead to strikes and riots‚ it made the difference in the way we live in the twenty-first century. Work Cited Adamczyk‚ Joseph. “Homestead Strike.” Encyclopædia Britannica‚ Encyclopædia Britannica‚ Inc.‚ 11 Sept. 2014‚ www.britannica.com/event/Homestead-Strike. “Alexander Graham Bell.” Biography.com‚ A&E Networks Television‚ 26 Jan. 2018‚ www.biography.com/people/alexander-graham-bell-9205497. “Andrew Carnegie Biography.” Biography‚ www.biography

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    I’ve got a lot to say about Assassin’s Creed III. I’ve spent a good bit of time over the last 3 years thinking about AC3 and trying to wrap my brain around what exactly this game means to me‚ so this post will probably read like a bunch of jumbled thoughts and half written ideas. But considering "jumbled thoughts and half written ideas" is a pretty good description of AC3 itself‚ it seems appropriate. My first playthrough of Assassin’s Creed III was a disappointing one. I knew after finishing it

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    Thesis: The transcontinental railroad greatly increased Westward expansion in the United States of America during the latter half of the nineteenth century. The history of the United States has been influenced by England in many ways. In the second half of the 1800’s‚ the railroad‚ which was invented in England‚ had a major effect on Western expansion in the United States. ’Railroads were born in England‚ a country with dense populations‚ short distances between cities‚ and large financial

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    Collusion is an agreement between two or more persons‚ sometimes illegal and therefore secretive‚ to limit open competition by deceiving‚ misleading‚ or defrauding others of their legal rights‚ or to obtain an objective forbidden by law typically by defrauding or gaining an unfair advantage. It is an agreement among firms to divide the market‚ set prices‚ or limit production. It can involve wage fixing‚ cut backs‚ or misrepresenting the relationship between the colluding parties. Collusion is largely

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    The frontier has always represented a part of American culture. The idea of moving west fundamentally created the identity of the United States. America overcame the Proclamation of 1763‚ Manifest Destiny accelerated expansion‚ and finally the Homestead Act promoted the movement towards the Pacific. Frederick Turner’s Frontier Thesis stated that the expanse of land beyond the eastern cities would act as a safety net for the tensions affecting the crowded seaboard‚ and to a degree‚ Turner was correct

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    In the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. How many expansions of the United States such as immigration railroad expansion growth of cities in the frontier industrialization in the Homestead Act. What’s the rapid growth of the railroad in 1818 to 1890 more than 70‚300 miles of new lines open in this time. This would bring up the total mileage of railroads to 163‚597 miles. With this rapid growth of railroads in cities the abilities to transport Goods you can easier to transport the

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