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    wife suffers from circulatory problems in her legs and lower back problems probably resulting from her twelve pregnancies. Wife received the homestead valued at $74‚000 with a mortgage of $26‚000. Husband received real property to satisfy debts valued at $53‚500‚ he also has to pay $1‚000 per month to creditors of the family. Wife could sell homestead but what happens at 57 years old when she has no more support? Legal Issues: Whether‚ the district court abused its discretion when denying

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    America. Those factors include natural resources‚ immigration‚ new inventions etc. On May 1862‚ the Homestead Act let any American‚ including freed slaves‚ to put in a claim for up to 160 free acres of land. In exchange‚ homesteaders paid a small fee and completed five years of work before receiving complete ownership. This was one of the reasons people migrated to the west. Along with the Homestead Act‚ there was an abundance of natural resources and raw material‚ which included: Lumber‚coal mines

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    region’s socioeconomic landscape. These practices harmed the indigenous population even if they gave riches and expansion to European settlers. In this context‚ it is worthwhile to examine two such laws: the Mining Law of 1872 and the Homestead Act of 1862. The Homestead Act‚ which was passed on May 20‚ 1862‚ gave free land to qualified applicants in an effort to promote settlement in the United States’ western territories. In order to be eligible‚ settlers need to be head of household‚ 21 years of

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    technical codes. The text in this propaganda poster uses assertive techniques to present a statement as fact in confident and forceful way. The statement “He’s coming south‚ stop lockouts‚ stop strikes. War production must be increased.” demands that the only way to stop the Japanese invasion is to increase war production. “Stop lockouts‚ stop strikes” is written in a bold red text on the white Australian shape‚ the contrast in colours makes the text stand out and show its importance. These colours are then

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    Gabrielle Payne Ms. Molise 10/10/13 Causes of the Dustbowl In the year 1930 America’s economy was in a state of depression. The last thing America needed at this time was a catastrophic event to destroy the economy even more‚ but that is exactly what they got. The “Dust Bowl” drought is one of the worst climatic events in the history of the United States drought which devastated the United States central states region known as the Great Plains. The Dust Bowl worsened the already depressed

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    References: T. Elkins‚ L.‚ & Tanton (2006). Mars. Chelsea House New York. Tanamera‚ J. (2010). Mars. Kick-starting a new scientific revolution. The Homestead Project: Making a Mars Settlement a Reality. (2005‚ October 8). Retrieved from: SPACE.com Space Studies Research Council. (2002). Supporting Humans on the Surface of Mars. Crossman‚ F. (1999). Four Frontiers. Ortolf‚ C. (n.d.). Interplanetary Space

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    Kurt Vonnegut‚ an American writer who brings the techniques of science fiction‚ relies on the criticism of the moral ambiguity of the corporate world‚ while balancing with humorous scenes and characters. ‘Player Piano’‚ the first novel of his‚ published in 1952‚ describes a ‘dystopia’; a totally mechanized society‚ where automation brings a negative impact on people’s life. The author takes a satirical stance on automation in which the society is run by machines instead of people. The story is

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    The Everglades. The Women’s Suffrage Movement‚ Relocation of Native Americans to Reservations‚ The Dawes Act‚ The Sherman Anti-Trust Act (+5 points of done well)‚ The Civil Rights Amendments‚ Chinese Exclusion Act‚ The Pullman Strike of 1894‚ the Homestead Strike‚ The Invention of the Bessemer Process‚ Haymaker Riot‚ 2. 1 Biographical spotlights: Choose an important person from the Gilded age and explain who they are and how they affected the United States (2 Paragraphs) DUE 11/3-11/5

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    Gilded Age to critique the United States in the late nineteenth century. Useful Terms: These terms were covered in class and will provide a basis for preparation for the exam. Western Settlement: Civil war loyalties Expansion‚ 1803-1854 Homestead Act Speculation Transcontinental Railroads Spin-off industries Plains wars Little Big Horn Reservations “Closed” frontier Cities and Workers Centennial Exhibition Urban growth Agriculture Mechanization Internal migration Immigration

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    because they were greedy. An example is Andrew Carnegie‚ during the Homestead Strike “In 1892‚ labor declared a general strike in New Orleans. Coal miners struck in Tennessee‚ as did railroad switchmen in Buffalo‚ New York and copper miners in Idaho.” . The workers wanted an increase in wage‚ but Carnegie responded by having “ All the strikers leaders were blacklisted. The Carnegie Company successfully swept unions out of Homestead”. Instead of giving the workers what they wanted‚ carnegie decided

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