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    Machu Picchu

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    Machu Picchu’s Significance Machu Picchu was an ancient Inca city discovered in the early 20th century. Since then‚ it has become a popular tourist destination. The selections called The Stones of Machu Picchu and Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu teach about the rich history of Machu Picchu‚ including its time as an Inca city‚ to its discovery centuries later‚ to it becoming a popular destination for tourists. The ancient ruins are important as a travel destination because they teach tourists about

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    Guilty

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    Guilty-free Holidays. 1) Eco-tourism is becoming more and more popular. 2) Travelers fell they are giving something back to the places they visit. 3) Sinking a warship - a group in England is planning to sink a retired warship in order to use it as an artificial diving reef. 4) They will generate ten million pounds a year for the local economy by attracting diving enthusiasts. 5) The sunken ship would attract divers from across Europe and there will be facilities for able-bodied and disabled divers

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    Cost Scenario University of Phoenix Dillian Rivera Alvarez ECO/561PR ECONOMICS-PUERTO RICO March 25‚ 2014 Dr. Jose Toral Munoz Cost Scenario The cost scenario summary there is a big challenge on whether to purchase and obtain more units of cell phones. This decision will imply for San Juan cell phone more sales and this will produce more cost benefit in term of profit. This decision has to be made based on opportunity cost and cost concepts and an analysis of contribution. Maria

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    Luis Walter Alvarez Luis Walter Alvarez was a very important person when he was alive. Luis Walter Alvarez was one of the first Spanish person to change history. Many of the things we use today were invented by him such as microwaves. Also bombing systems‚ and blind landing systems. Luis made it possible for us to do certain things if it wasn’t for him people who fight for their country would not be able to protect themselves. Luis Walter Alvarez was born June 3‚ 1911 he was born in San Francisco

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    In the eyes of many people‚ the Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke is seen as an established political figure‚ parental figure‚ and most importantly‚ an activist. Due to his background history of living on the border‚ Beto O’Rourke has accomplished many actions that have led him to become the Texas congressman. Beto O´Rourke has been improving the city of El Paso by defending those who are under the program of Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals‚ introducing the bi-partisan Veterans

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    The term Incaism refers to the varying processes of self-identification as Inca or of having Inca origin and ancestry. This self-identification refers to a group addressing themselves as belonging to a particular culture or people as a whole. Incaism began to notably occur after the break up of the Inca Empire due to Spanish colonization mostly among groups that had no actual Inca origin. The concept of Incaism during the colonial period was predominantly an Indian “re-conceptualization of a past

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    Elevation In South America

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    Elevation is a major geographical theme found in South America. Elevation has an effect on and can help explain different features‚ patterns‚ climates‚ food‚ and where people live in South America. The Andes Mountains are a major source of elevation in South America. Elevation affects where rivers flow. The Amazon River begins at a high elevation in the Andes Mountains and breaks off into different rivers and directions based on the elevation of the surrounding regions. In South America many resources

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    Many years ago in 1438 AD‚ the Inca Empire was home to millions of people who all lived in a society that was going to continue for decades to come. Their government split the entire empire into four smaller regions‚ each with a ruler to control it. These four rulers were all controlled by the main ruler‚ whom all reported to him. Life in the Inca Empire was different from many other empires in many ways. The founder‚ named Pachacuti‚ led a smaller empire. Pachacuti’s’ name means “he who transfers

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    MINDO (ECUADOR) Hello‚ travel blog readers and lovers‚ Today‚ I will tell you of a special place called Mindo‚ in Ecuador. Mindo is a small village of 3.000 people located 1 hour and 30 minutes from Quito‚ which has become a bird lover’s Mecca in recent years. It is a very interesting town that has a lot to offer. A day in Mindo can never be boring or lonely. It is a town that is noted for its abundant natural beauty and the Mindo-Nambillo Cloud Forest. The area encompassing Mindo is one of the best

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    Jau Natinal Park

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    Jaú National Park- Case study of a Tropical Environment 1. Location‚ size and characteristics Jaú National Park is about 200 km north-west of Manaus. It is located within the watershed of the Amazonian central plain‚ i.e. all water drains down into the Amazon. It stretches 340 km west of the join between the Jaú and Negro rivers between 1°40’-3°00’S and 61°26’- 64°00’W. It covers an area of 23‚000 km² making it the largest forest wildlife park in South America. Being in such a forested area it

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