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    Population Expansion

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    Population expansion created pressures for invasion by commercial enterprises and apartments into lower density residential The leading edge of outward relocation often was led by the affluent into scenic areas In some older neighborhoods‚ concentrations of poor persons have grown‚ so that unemployment‚ poverty‚ crime‚ and inadequate preparation for school sometimes lead to persistent social crises During the 1960s‚ two-thirds of suburban development occurred in a sprawl‚ rather

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    Decisions Determine Destiny In high school‚ the opportunity to do things such as drugs‚ or alcohol presented itself. The way I was raised and with my beliefs in the LDS religion I would never do something like that. Therefore‚ I always thought‚ “If I drink or smoke‚ how will I will be able to teach my kids not to do so?” I do not want my kids saying to me‚” Dad‚ since you did that stuff‚ why can’t I?” Being an example is so important these days and I believe that the world around us is becoming

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    European Expansion

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    West Africa Spain‚ Christopher Columbus‚ Amergio Vespucci and Ferdinand Magellan went to South America France‚ Giovanni Da Verrazano went to Eastern North America and found colonies. 4.  What were the consequences of expansionism? The European expansion had many effects. The social effects‚ this area were affected because of there was a movement of plants and animals between areas. The area that were most affected was the new world‚ Africa and Europe. Some of the effects were positive such as the

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    Choosing Your Destiny

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    People pg. 31‚ Ellen White makes a statement about associations‚ and the affect they can have on your life. “O that every one might realize that he is the arbiter of his own destiny! Your happiness for this life‚ and for the future‚ immortal life lies with yourself.” MYP pg.31 So who has control of your own destiny? You do. No one else can do this for you because they cannot make your choices and decisions for you. Even God cannot make your choices. Later on in the same passage it says‚ “If

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    Fate and destiny were central parts of Roman mythology and culture‚ and consequently literature. Although Fate does seem at times to be a device to advance the plot of the Aeneid or to control the character’s actions‚ fate‚ because of its place in Roman thought‚ actually plays a larger role. Fate is included by Virgil in his Aeneid to assert through the narrative that the foundation of Rome was divinely ordered‚ and that this city was destined to become a great empire. If not for Fate‚ Aeneis‚

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    6. Shaping Destinies Every father (mother) has legitimate spiritual authority over the children. The words of the parents over the children carry weight and recognition before God. The pronouncements could help to make or mar the child. The destinies of children are formed and deformed with words spoken by the father or mother either in good conscience or not; either well intended or not. Every parent that understands this is selective on the kinds of words pronounced over his children. Every child

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    1850‚ the U.S continued to expand‚ and the expansion is called “The Westward Expansion of the United States”. The forefathers decided to expand their territory due to their wish to start new lives‚ their belief in “Manifest Destiny”‚ and their desire to spread slavery. To begin with‚ on no account should we ignore the fact that lands are essential to a nation. So the U.S need to expand their territory to start new lives. “To Jefferson‚ westward expansion was the key to the nation’s health: He believed

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    Russia's Expansion

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    Russia underwent three primary stages of expansion during its development‚ the first of which involved expanding westward to the Pripet Marshes‚ northeast toward the Ural mountains‚ and away from the invasion corridors (the steppes and the North European Plain) to establish a better defense. During the second stage‚ Russia expanded south and east across the steppes up to the Urals and Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian Sea in order prevent Mongol invasion. Finally‚ Russia grew westward through the

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    Expansion of Power

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    December 1‚ 2012 Expansion of the Presidency             After each president has gone through their presidency‚ ever since the Father of our country George Washington‚ the powers of the president has increased little by little. To the extent that their powers are going beyond what the Constitution and the Framers expected it to be. Our current president‚ thanks to the input from past presidents‚ has so much power he does not realize. The issue now is whether to go against this expansion of power or to

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    The Riddle Behind Destiny

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    Shaneen Angelique P. Morales The Riddle behind Destiny “Life is not merely a series of meaningless accidents or coincidences‚ uh uh‚ but rather it is a tapestry of acts that culminate in an exquisite‚ sublime plan.”-from the film Serendipity As most people say‚ there are no accidents in life and that everything happens for a reason. But there’s this existing distinct accident in meeting your someone; a fortunate accident or chance—serendipity. Serendipity as defined by movies.about.com‚ is the

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