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    Our 26th president‚ Theodore Roosevelt was the definition of a man. He was rugged; he was decisive but most of all‚ he was fair. He was a multi-talented man and had many different occupations over his lifetime. He had a rough childhood as he was plagued by a persistent illness which nearly took his life‚ that wasn’t the only thing which plagued Theodore’s life however as death seemed to follow him wherever he went and whisked away his loved ones until it seemed he had nothing left to live for; for

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    official name is República de Panamá. The capital is Panama. The currency they use is a Balboa. One US dollar equals one Balboa. Panama has a ruling party led by Democratic Change. It is supported by Patriotic Union Party‚ Panamenista Party‚ and National Republican Liberal Movement. The current president‚ Juan Carlos Varela‚ was elected in May 2014. He took office on July 1‚ 2014. The area of Panama is 77‚082. They had a population of 3.72 million people in 2012 (Panama: Nations 1444). The Constitution

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    The Love Canal Tragedy

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    The Love Canal Tragedy— a historical event which had an immense impact on the lives of those involved‚ as well as the laws and regulations set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It began as a plan by entrepreneur William T. Love to construct a canal that could act as a water source and conduct power using hydroelectricity‚ but rather served as a connector between Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. While his proposal sounded as though it would be a success‚ all construction came to a halt

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    Introduction Panama is a part of American nations. This country locates in the north of Colombia and in the south of Costa Rica. Panama City is the capital city of Panama. Panama has tropical weather. The rainy seasons began from April until December. Many rain forests and mangrove swamplands grow in Panama. (Mapsofworldcom‚ 2015) in early 16th century Panama was under Spanish colony‚ and Panama became independent in 1903. (Robert kelly ‚ c2015) (Googlech‚ 2015) Republic of Panama is divided

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    specific. At least one page each. i. On the Panama Canal under the French: The French came across many issues during the construction of the canal. The following are the issues that the French came across: • The construction of a waterway across the Isthmus was confounded to failure because the project fell into the hands of promoters and speculators. • A contributory cause was the very high mortality rate among the French employees on

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    Part 1 The Erie Canal

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    When construction ended in 1825‚ the canal was an immediate success. The cost of shipping grain from Lake Erie to the Atlantic dropped from $100 to $20 a ton‚ and the time in transit was cut from 20 to 8 days. The Erie Canal carried such a volume that it repaid its initial cost within 12 years. CHAPTER President Thomas Jefferson thought the idea was crazy‚ and in 1809 he refused to fund the project with federal money. Attempting to carve the Erie Canal through the New York wilderness was “little

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    How did the development of canals and railways influence the Industrial revolution? The growth of the Industrial Revolution depended on the ability to transport raw materials and finished goods over long distances. There were three main types of transportation that increased during the Industrial Revolution: waterways‚ roads‚ and railroads. In the early years people used to travel and transport goods by ship‚ horses‚ oxen and even humans were used to carry merchandises. “The first wheels on

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    Love Canal: A Short Story

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    succeeded in getting the attention of the mainstream media. The story of Love Canal became a national sensation‚ spurring groups of environmental activists into action‚ enabling those whose voices weren’t heard to rise up‚ and giving other towns like Love Canal hope. We’d petitioned and rallied and dealt with the crushing force of journalists when they smell a story‚ all so that President Carter would grant Love Canal a federal state of emergency. People said I was crazy‚ but the dump that the government

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    London’s Regents Canal‚ an alternative view to the Location Regents Canal in London is one of the capital’s most thought little of territories of regular excellence and a visit to London’s Regent Canal allows you to see an altogether different and one of a kind vision of the country’s Capital that you may well not have investigated or found some time recently. On the off chance that you think you know London‚ you truly have seen nothing until you bring a trek down the waterway. Whether you visit

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    There are several environmental impacts of Panama Canal. The Panama Canal is undermined by the exhaustion of the rainforests encompassing the Canal. The Canal keeps running on new water‚ which just originates from Lake Gatun amidst the canal. The rainforests supply a consistent wellspring of new water to the lake. The Canal Zone is the territory encompassing the waterway and which has been shielded from consumption for a long time by the way that the zone was under United States control as army installations

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