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    The Way

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    Philippines » Red Cross Fears 1000 Deaths in Philippine TyphoonNew York Times Why is Philippines a hot zone for typhoons?USA TODAY From Philippines:’Up to 1200 feared dead’Philippine Star Opinion:Typhoon Haiyan: Shocking aerial pictures reveal devastation in the Philippines ...Mirror.co.uk In Depth:Rescue efforts underway after Philippines typhoon leaves an estimated 1200 ...Fox News Wikipedia:Typhoon Haiyan BBC News Typhoon Haiyan’s death toll rises in Philippines CBS News - ‎1 hour ago‎

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    inspiration for themselves. Heroes push us to strive for more out of life while also helping us through tough times. Heroes are very important to our way of life and shape our view of life. People need heroes for three reasons: devastation‚ tragedy and losses. The devastation of an event can cause a person to need a hero‚ someone to look to for answers. When a person encounters a tragedy‚ they also try to look to someone as a solution for their problems. People encounter losses everyday and each day

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    the conclusion that the Dutch East Indies would be the best place to gain resources. But they knew that an attack on the Dutch East Indies would probably bring the US into the war. So they had to find a way to prevent the US from fighting with them until they conquered the Dutch East Indies. That’s when they planned Pearl Harbor. The goal of Pearl Harbor was to disable the American fleet for a few months to give them enough time to conquer the Dutch East Indies and to absorb its resources to finance

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    The Middle Passage

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    Most history books has recorded that between the years 1701-1760‚ millions of Africans were literally stolen away from their native lands leaving behind their families‚ work‚ heritage‚ and everything that was familiar to them. Robbed of their independence and ‘humanness’; they were reduced to cargo. This was what ‘the Middle Passage’ also known‚ as the ‘Slave Triangle’ was all about; the trading of goods and commodities among continents including the trading of black men‚ women and children who

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    Olaudah Equiano Analysis

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    The excerpt from The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano‚ by Olaudah Equiano‚ touches upon the treatment and life of slaves in the West Indies. Through this short excerpt the reader learns about what he saw while he was a slave in the West Indies islands. Not only are there very few primary sources that have survived from the eighteenth century to modern day‚ but also there are hardly any sources that come from the viewpoint of a well-educated‚ free slave. When reading this excerpt

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    The Arrival of the Indian Immigrants Tutorial Question: Explore the role gender and religion played in the experiences of the East Indian Immigrants in the Caribbean. With the legal abolition of slavery – labourers brought in to the British West Indies would assume the status of Indentured Immigrant to labour under contract for a fixed period of time. It was hoped that at the end of the period of indenture the immigrant would settle in the respective colonies to which they were assigned‚ raise families

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    Columbus discovered America‚ but are probably unaware of all the destruction that he caused in doing so. Columbus had an urge to sail west to the Indies where he ended up finding North America and did not even realize it. In fact‚ he made four voyages‚ mainly to the Caribbean and part of the north coast of South America and was sure it had to be the Indies. He was looking for gold and spices that he had read about‚ but was in the wrong place. His exploration brought so many bad things to people. Enough

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    Rise of King Sugar

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    great change?   The factors include: 1. Competition: West Indian tobacco faced great competition from tobacco grown in the North American colony of Virginia. Virginia produced tobacco of a better quality and in larger quantity compared to the West Indies. Due to the demand for tobacco in England‚ Virginia was able to meet this demand‚ thus the demand for West Indian tobacco decreased as it was of an inferior quality compared with tobacco from Virginia. 2. Demand for Sugar In Europe: During the

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    Triangular Trade

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    would trade whomever they pleased‚ there was no restriction regarding who the slaves were. On the second leg of this trade slaves were transported to the West Indies‚ this leg was called the middle passage. This part was horrible for the slaves. About 50% of all the slaves on one ship would not make it to the West Indies because of disease or brutal mistreatment. Hundreds of men‚ woman and children were cramped together for most of the journey‚ occasionally able move an almost decent amount

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    The Road to Hell

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    The Road To Hell (Case Analysis) I. Summary The case “The Road To Hell” is a story of two characters: John Baker‚ “an English expatriate and the chief engineer of the Caribbean Bauxite Company of Barracania in the West Indies” and Matthew Rennalls - a Barracanian and who is also Baker’s assistant and successor. Before relocating to another job as a production manager‚ John Baker conducted an interview with Matthew Rennalls to appoint him the chief engineer’s position and to solve a complaint

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