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    The Northern and Southern colonies were very different from each other. In the North‚ they didn’t have as much fertile land as the south so their economy was more based on natural resources‚ such as lumber and fish/whales. Also‚ the North had a plethora of ports in which they traded with Great Britain‚ while the south only had a few. The North had cold winters and bearable summers‚ the south was the exact opposite with hot summers and bearable winters. The geography of the North consisted of mountains

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    The character of Peyton Farquhar in the short story “An Occurrence at Owl Creek” is the main character. Farquhar’s traits are he is 35 years old‚ he has a straight nose‚ firm mouth‚ broad forehead‚ and long dark hair combed straight back. He wears a mustache and pointed beard‚ but no whiskers. He has large dark grey eyes and a kind expression on his face. He is a well-to-do planter from an Alabama family. He is a slave owner and supports the Yankees‚ Confederate Army‚ in the civil war. With Farquhar

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    QUESTIONS #1-10: 

1. Gyres formed from 3 or 4 currents in the Northern Hemisphere move in what type of a circular pattern? Gyres flow clockwise in Northern Hemisphere oceans 2. What type of a circular pattern do the gyres move within in the Southern Hemisphere? counterclockwise in Southern Hemisphere oceans because of the Coriolis Effect. 3. Which current could carry a vessel around the world without the assistance of any other current? The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC -- also the "West

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    “The Story of An Hour” written by Kate Chopin and “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce tells us how some people react for certain circumstances. Those stories are different but have something in common. Both of the main characters of the stories had a tragedy in their life but with different circumstances. The end of those stories has something in common which are twisted and unexpected. In the scenario of “The Story of An Hour” it is very sad news; this very overwhelming scene

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    The Northern and Southern Renaissance is often viewed as one of the most important eras in European history. Both have contributed to the influence the artwork had on the people both politically and socially and helped kick start many artists careers. The Renaissance helped increase the popularity of other fields of study including literature‚ science‚ architecture‚ politics‚ and religion. Although both Renaissances saw the establishment of humanism‚ the greatest patron of the arts was still the

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    An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge Ambrose Bierce Ambrose Bierces’ story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" tells the story of a confederate secessionist‚ who is being hanged by Union troops. At the time of the hanging‚ the soldiers drop him from the bridge. Luckily‚ just as he falls the rope snaps and the man dives into the "sluggish stream". He miraculously takes of his ropes and swims away. When he reaches the bank of the creek‚ he runs for what seems like forever. He finally reaches home

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    majority of those deaths being Americans. This war helped keep the union together and stop slavery altogether. The Civil war also brought us the great speech known as the “Gettysburg Address” and other various fictional pieces such as “ An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce. I believe that fictional work can be more important to learn from than non-fiction work. The “Gettysburg Address” was presented by the sixteenth president‚ Abraham Lincoln. Given in Gettysburg‚ Pennsylvania this speech

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    particular region. By analyzing them‚ we will see certain themes and the similarities within the regions. While Southern writers focus on their proud heritage‚ every aspect of being “Southern” and wishing things could be the way they used to be. Northern writers tend to focus on Puritanism religion and beliefs. They looked forward to their religious freedom and moving forward from the past. They had no desire for things to remain the way they used to be. Southerners are described as family-oriented

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    were able to step back and find peace even in an imperfect world. Japanese rock gardens were carefully constructed to display the beauty of nature in which the viewer is meant to discover the landscapes meaning. Chinese landscape painters of the Northern Song Dynasty sought to capture the forever changing spirit‚ form and image of nature in their large landscapes.

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    In An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge from the very beginning‚ people know a man is about to be hanged. This short story written by Ambrose Bierce takes place during the Civil War when an execution by hanging was normal. While awaiting his hanging‚ it seems that Peyton Fahrquhar‚ the man being convicted of tampering with the Union’s railroad‚ escapes his death. Bierce does a phenomenal job at keeping the reader on his or hers “toes”. Ambrose Bierce is able to transmit a sense of shock by foreshadowing

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