Carlsbad Research Paper

Mission San Diego de Alcala was the first of all California missions as well as being California’s first mission church. This historical structure provides an experience and understanding into early american history and the spread of Catholicism throughout the west coast. Mission De Alcala still serves the community today as an active parish and is open to the public to tour the remnants of early life in our state.

CSU San Marcos is very close to some Southern California beaches, so there's something to look forward to! This college is also located one hour away from the US- Mexico boarder, there are many exciting things and places right next to CSUSM. The CSU San Marcos is a school that has opportunities and many academics.

One hour into traveling to Fort Hall and it's already one hundred degrees and there's no shade. My wagon train, the animals, and I are very hot and very thirsty, but we want to save our water till we get to south pass. That happens to be where the middle of the United States is. Hopefully the south pass isn't a steep mountain, we already went up and down a steep hill. When we get over the Rocky Mountains that means we will be half way to Oregon. The Green River will be the next water source and it is forty five miles away. The Green River is too dangerous for the wagon alone so we have to take a ferry across the river. The Shoshone Indians lived by the Green River and assisted us across the river and charged us thirteen dollars.

The California SBAC test provided sources #1-4. Source #1 is about the discovery of Puebloan buildings and artifacts. Source #2 is about how the Mesa Verde National Park was established to protect the Puebloan artifacts and buildings. Source #3 is about the Inca Empire. Finally, Source #4 is about the farming and the construction techniques of the Incas. The Incan people were a very advanced society, but other civilizations may have influenced them, such as the Pueblos, who set the example for building shelters, roads, and using farming techniques.

Visiting the neighboring island of Santa Fe on one of our safaris is a day delving into the starting diversity of the Galapagos, both with its creatures and its geology. After breakfast we embark to the dock in Puerto Ayora, and take an hour and a half journey to the island.

It's history,The harbor in San Pedro was used as a trading post by Spanish missionary monks from Mission San Gabriel Arcángel. The monks met ships at the water's edge with provisions from Spain. The first American trading ship to call at San Pedro was the Lelia Bryd, in 1805. At that time, it was illegal to conduct business with any other country but Spain. Because of the distance and loose regulations, however, trade with other countries thrived. In 1822 an independent Mexican government lifted the Spanish restrictions on trade. That led to a surge of settlement and commercial ventures in San Pedro. By the time California joined in the Union, in 1848, business in San Pedro harbor was flourishing.

San Jose, a really big city filled with a lot of parks, stores, crazy people, normal people, animals, and a ton of houses. San Jose is like a refreshing beverage, nice and chill. The city of San Jose is surrounded by a bunch of little cities like Morgan Hill, Milpitas, Saratoga, Campbell, and Cupertino, which those cities seem nice. Once a week, he hears the sounds of sirens going off, and people talking. When he enters downtown, he sees a lot of tourists looking for places to go. The sound of people walking, running, and footsteps slightly stomping on the ground. The sound of cars honking at other cars every time someone is really slow or if they are texting while they are driving. People screaming out their soul every time they are either

The fiesta of San Fermin had exploded at noon on Sunday, the sixth of July. People had been coming in all day from the country, but they were assimilated in the town and you did not notice them. San Fermin was a religious festival, people singing from cathedrals preparing for the festival. A rocket exploded announcing the fiesta’s commencement. It burst and a gray ball of smoke could be seen high up about the Theatre Gayarre, on the other side of the plaza. The ball of smoke hung in the sky like a shrapnel burst. Another rocket came up to it, trickling smoke in the bright

My favorite place to go would be Branson. There are three main reasons why i like to go and spend some time in branson.

California is the most expensive and the beautiful cities of the world. It is the one of the populous states of the USA. California is very beautiful and attractive for the tourist. Because the state of California contains almost all types of weather conditions in different parts of the State. As far as the California is beautiful but is also one of the expensive States of the USA. Because the California is situated near the Pacific Cost due to which the tourist and the peoples all arounds the worlds come to see the Natural scenes and different types of Tourist sites in the State. If someone wants to his vacations memorable then he visits the city of dream California. Because California is one of the expensive

Myth and history are not separate, nor are the past and present. Each influence each other and impact how individuals see the world today. Physical place embodies this cyclical relationship. I am curious about place and its meaning to individuals: does it change based upon their own history and knowledge about that place? What is the power of a mythologically significant place?

In the 1950s and '60s, Bombay Beach in California was a thriving resort. Guests swam, water-skied, and golfed during the day, then headed to the yacht club to party at the end of the night.

n 1634, Borromini received his first major independent commission to design the church, cloister and monastic buildings of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (also known as San Carlino). Situated on the Quirinal Hill in Rome, the complex was designed for the Spanish Trinitarians, a religious order. The monastic buildings and the cloister were completed first after which construction of the church took place during the period 1638-1641 and in 1646 it was dedicated to San Carlo Borromeo. The church is considered by many to be an exemplary masterpiece of Roman Baroque architecture. San Carlino is remarkably small given its significance to Baroque architecture; it has been noted that the whole building would fit into one of the dome piers of Saint

Here we go again; yet again do we, as Americans, get to see another protest go violent, but what is it about this time? Following up with recent news, Milo Yiannopolis, a highly controversial right-wing speaker and Breitbart columnist, was forced to evacuate UC Berkeley after a protest broke into violence as many left protesters began destroying nearby areas and attacking innocent people. Naturally, with such a controversial person coming to UC Berkeley and such a violent occurring as a result, many opinions came out to the surface including two extreme articles that we will focus on: a left-wing article from Daily Cal by Luis Tenorio and Miranda Smith and a right-wing article from Fox News by Todd Starnes.

Are you wishing that Santa Ana opens its school gates on the weekends. There are many reasons why SAUSD should consider opening their sports facilities on the weekends. Also there are many opinions that they should or should not open the gates