It’s a hard process to discover and study new species of marine life. Scientist today are are making technology that would make it possible to swim, or dive, to the depths of the sea floor where they think new and unknown species can be found. Marine biology is the study and discovery of the creatures that live in the sea. Some of the earliest known water-living creatures are still on this planet today, for example, the goblin shark and the horseshoe crab. Scientist, giving the goblin shark its
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June 12, 1944, The Big Bend National park was established. President Franklin D. Roosevelt established this park one day after D-day. He did this so America’s future generations could enjoy the park. In 1535, the Paleo Indians roamed this land. Many native americans
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Iroquois- upper New York State 3. Muskogeon- southern most regions of the east coast League of five nations- see notes Effects of Europeans on Native Americans- * Goods- metal, cloth, reintroduced horses, food, Negative- diseases Effects of Native Americans on Europeans * Goods- corn and how to preserve foods
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lardy pigs (composed of high percentage of fats). Bacon Type: They build sufficient muscles for desirable bacon (meat from the sides, belly, or back of a pig). Typical examples include; Yorkshire and Tamworth NIGERIAN BLACK HAIRY PIG: This breed is native to Nigeria (remote areas). It is falls under the black types. ASHANTI DWARF PIG- ASHANTI, GHANA. LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE: It was first bred in Yorkshire, England in the 19th Century. This breed was originated from Wessex, U.k in 1832. It was
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The 1400s marked a time of exploration and expansion for Europe. Identify and explain three developments that stimulated this age of exploration. Your response should be at least 200 words in length. You are required to use at least your textbook as source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations. Europe was a society based upon agriculture. “Farming and raising livestock had been
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Introduction The source that is being reviewed in the paper is a book written by Bartolome de las Casas and Stafford Poole titled In De Fense of the Indians. The piece was written at a time in history when the Spaniards colonized part of America and were exploiting the original habitants to acquire silver and gold. The Spaniard government assembled to determine what was going on in the new world and consequently what should be done about it. The author was addressing the assembly informing them of
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Facts of Mexico Mexico is the third largest country in Latin America and now has the largest population of Spanish speakers in the world. Keep in mind, however, that Spanish was not always the primary language of the native people. Before the Spanish influence, many different native tribes inhabited the country; each of them speaking their own dialect. Some of the more popular dialects were the Mayan dialect and the Náhuatl dialect. The northern tribes, known to be the Chichimecs, were hunters
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Chapter 6: The Dual for North America Facts: * England, France, and Spain (Old World nations) were all competing for the North American continent. Native American peoples were also competing. * 1688-1763: Four wars convulsed Europe and the New World for domination. The American people were unable to stay out of a single war. The Seven Years’ War in Europe, sometimes as the French and Italian War in America, set the stage for America’s independence. * France was convulsed during the
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Tasha Kittle History 11-25-11 The Age of Exploration During the fifteenth and the sixteenth century the states of Europe began their modern exploration of the world with a series of sea voyages. These explorations increased European knowledge of the wider world, particularly in-relation to sub-Saharan Africa and the Americas. These explorations were frequently connected to conquest and missionary work, as the states of Europe attempted to increase their influence, both in political and religious
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reading to learn more about the American Quarter Horse. When the Spanish explorers came to America in the 16th century they brought their horses. The Spanish horses were called Jennets. Jennets were short, stocky, and muscular. Although they were short, they were quick, dependable, and very intelligent. The population of Jennets increased and increased. The Spanish would either keep them for herding cattle or trade them to Native American tribes that would use them for hunting. Some jennets
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