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    much as they could. This would speed the process up of traveling across the country in an exponential rate. “By the end of the construction of the continental railroad there was approximately two-hundred and fifteen thousand total miles made up of tracks in the US.” (S1) This made it paramount to travel across the country and transporting goods as well to other settlements that lied in the west. “Traveling forty miles by foot/carriage would of took all day‚ but these locomotive could turn a long

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    correctly on the land. As technology improved‚ railroads developed the capacity to span rivers and gorges‚ topple hills‚ and tunnel through various mountains. When terrain couldn’t be surmounted‚ it was changed. Breaking those paths and laying the track required tremendous resources. One being the grant of land given to railroad companies by the federal government with the Railroad Bill

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    Okay my current event is on the california bullet train. This train will go from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The state senate just recently gave 8 billion dollars for the first part of the 130 miles of track and also a couple other local transit upgrades. It was a tough win for democratic leaders because they got the bare minimum of 21 votes which were all democratic votes. This was a victory for Governor Jerry Brown and the Obama administration who have been pushing for this. It would also be

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    One of the most important problems we are facing in our organization is the quality of our documents especially with the fast track projects 1. Identify the issues. This first step is critical. It is essential for each group member to clearly understand the problem so that all energy will be focused in the same direction. A good way to define the problem is to write down a concise statement which summarizes the problem‚ and then write down where we want to be after the problem has been resolved

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    Tracks” is an amazing novel written by Louise Erdrich. It is a powerful and dark story that is about a native American tribe called the Chippewas who are struggling to protect their land and traditional heritage. The story takes place in the early 1900s where it appears as though the migration of the white settlers and native American Indians have a feud over sacred land. In the story Nanapush and Pauline take turns narrating each chapter in the story. Both have different views and relationships

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    During the 1840s to the 1890s‚ the United States was focused on westward development and to fulfill the American belief of “Manifest Destiny”. Even though the west has a lot of grassy plains and desert (Doc. A)‚ the western part of the United States quickly became the main target of expansionist movements/campaigns of the United States during the 18th century. Even though many factors contributed in shaping the development of the West beyond the Mississippi and the lives of those who lived and settled

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    Before the nineteenth century transportation was a very hard and daunting task to do unlike in today’s world where it is fairly easy and fast to travel from place to place everyday. Back then there was only a few ways to transport people and goods around the country such as Horse and buggie or by boat. Transporting goods around the country was a much slower and longer process to do back then than it is today. Soon after during 1970 new ideas were being created to provide a faster and quicker ways

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    is a house near the railroad tracks‚ which pass every day at two o clock in the afternoon. For a long time‚ the train engineer blows his whistle‚ which attracted a woman who lived in the house to come out and greet him. During this time‚ the woman’s child is growing and also accompanies his mother to greet the engineer. The engineer becomes old and has seen many accidents and tragedies in the time he has served in the railroad‚ including four fatalities on the tracks in front of him‚ however he continued

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    John Wooden might have been the coach I needed when participating in Track and Field for my local high school in Madera‚ CA. Since it was the first and only high school sport I chose to take part in‚ mostly due to the fact my friends were on the team‚ I was unfamiliar with what a good coach was and if he or she would actually make an athlete out of me. Reading about Wooden’s dissatisfaction with society’ focus on grades rather than one’s effort and his choice to focus on developing his player’s bodies

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    Over time‚ there have been many different modifications to facilitate transportation and the economy. The transcontinental railroad is one factor that introduced the American indusrty. This immense industry turned into an even greater business and touched from coast to coast. Because of the railroads‚ urbanization and industrialization grew although the corruptions with scandals came as well. The nation was in a time of spurring even higher from starting in 1865. Before the railroads‚ the population

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