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    Hawaii Informative Speech

    Hawaiians can easily survive off of fishing, and it is the most abundant form of meat. Another natural resource is flowers to make leis with. Because of the islands humidity and temperature, it is ideal for plant growth. SOme of the most common flowers include hibiscus, orchids, gardenias, and poinsettias. The main industries and products are sugar and pineapples. Did you know that the first successful sugar

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    Amelia Earhart Failure

    flight. Nearing the last stop before America, at a small landing strip on Howland Island, Noonan anticipated trouble (Haugen 90). After being unable to locate the Itasca, the U.S. Naval ship deployed outside Howland Island to help guide Noonan, Earhart radios in: “We must be on you but cannot see you but gas is running low. Been unable to reach you by radio” (qtd. in Pelt 196). When Earhart’s plane never reached Howland Island and was undiscovered in searches of the surrounding area, the mystery began

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    Lost Colony Of Roanoke Research Paper

    have to send back to England. He made his first trip down to the island and discovered that there were many valuable resources such as timber and animals. They met the local Indians there and they were described as very “handsome and godly” people just as in Europe. Ralieghs aim was to establish a colony where it would be easier to cut off the Spanish ships and loot them of their gold. He left back to England after surveying the island and launched another voyage in which he sent out 5 fleets under

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    John White's Contributions To Roanoke Colony

    presence; however, he found clues on a tree and a palisade. The clue on the tree read ‘CROATOAN’ and ‘CRO’ was found on the palisade wall. With this clue, John remembered that the Croatoan Indians lived on a near by island called Croatoan Island. John and his men set sail for the island to find the survivors, but ran into a horrible storm causing damage to their ship. Due to the damages, they had to redirect their route to England; however, when they got to England, John

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    Brief Summary Of Ralegh's Expedition Of Roanoke

    Sir Walter Ralegh appointed John White to set an expedition to claim for a New World near the Chesapeake Bay. White sailed from England to Virginia with 118 men, women, and children. The voyage also included of Whites daughter Eleanor and her husband, Ananias. The passengers were aware of the risk to Roanoke, but it was over weighted since Ralegh promised them each 50 acres of land. Throughout the journey, two men Darby Glavin and Dennis Carroll, who were both Irish were lost before reaching Roanoke

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    Similarities Between Touching Spirit Bear And The Devil's Arithmetic

    It is estimated that over six million people died in the holocaust. People who choose to beat up other people is either because something is going on at home and is themselves. In Touching Spirit Bear Cole Matthews is in Alaska for beating up a person so he has to face consequences. As for Chaya in the Devil's Arithmetic, she must face the concentration camps for being Jewish. In other words, the novels Touching Spirit Bear and The Devil’s Arithmetic has many similarities and differences in the

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    Pocahontas: Comparing The Book And Movie

    differences between the movie and the history and also some information from Smiths own writing as well. According to the Association of the Preservation of Virginias website, on May 14,1607, the Virginia Company explorers landed on Jamestown Island to establish the Virginia English colony on the banks of the James River, 60 miles from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay.

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    Easter Island Moai Statues

    There is an island in the midst of the Pacific Island called the Easter Islands. This mysterious island is filled with statues of heads called moai states. Who created them? How were they made and how did they get there? Many archeologists have come up with different theories of what could have happened.They ran trials and experiments with the evidence given. Although there are many theories about the Moai Statues on Easter Island, the creation and transport of these statues can be proven through

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    Hawaiian Memories Case Analysis

    Facts The Hawaiian Memories, Inc. was formed in 2007 as a C corporation, and it deals in specialty tourism products. The two main incorporators of the company own 1,000 voting common stock and 100 preferred stock in shares each. The company’s eight employees own 500 nonvoting stock collectively. Two of the eight employees own 100 shares each and the other six own 50 shares each, totaling to 500 nonvoting stock. Several of these employees have worked for this company for certain amount of years and

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    Kilauea Volcano Research Paper

    This volcano is the youngest in Hawaii. It is also 1 out of the 5 most active volcanoes in Hawaii. It is 60 km deep. The Kilauea Volcano is a shield volcano. The volcano got its name from the Hawaiian word meaning spreading or spewing. The last time it erupted was in November 2008. It reached sea level about 100,000 years ago but is between 300,000 to 600,000 years old. One of the major eruptions that has happened so far in 1790 killed about 80 people. The Kilauea volcano has had 62 eruptions so

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