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Separation from Britain was a brilliant alternative route by the Second Continental Congress, and their supporters, the patriots, they were not submissive to the Britain tyrannical reigning. However, there are many online article, books, and credible websites that support the idea of America remaining with the British for commercial and military purposes. But the delegates in the Second Continental Congress, for example, John Dickson, George read, and many other colony representatives, gained an

who jumps off of waterfalls with the company of a bear. This book does not just mention how become famous and how others were entertained with what he did but also shows how America was during the Early republic era. Sam Patch grew up in a town in Rhode Island known as Pawtucket. He was born around 1807 and as a child he worked in a mill with his family. He came from a history of farming and shoe making. “Pawtucket was becoming America’s first textile manufacturing town, and the Patches were one

customers and employees. CVS strives to provide the best pricing in pharmaceuticals across the state, their business is divided up by two segments Pharmacy and Retail and tailored fit for their customer’s needs. CVS pharmacy is located in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, the company headquarters is located in Nashville, Tennessee. CVS is publicly owned and there was and merger between CVS Pharmacy and Caremark in the year of 2007.Cvs also have minute clinics setup at certain locations throughout their organization

elusive symptoms and disease and notifying proper channels, eliminating communicable diseases, while attempting on extending life. The assessment conducted for this assignment was done for Providence County. This is the largest county in the state of Rhode Island. The cities in this county consist of Central Falls, Cranston, East Providence, Pawtucket, Providence and Woonsocket. The towns in the county are Burrillville, Cumberland, Foster, Glocester, Johnston, Lincoln, North Providence, North Smithfield

There are Seven Wonders of the Ancient World known today. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, The Great Pyramid of Giza, The Temple of Artemis, The Statue of Zeus at Olympia, The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, The Colossus of Rhodes, and The Lighthouse of Alexandria. With years of research on all seven wonders, there are many questions left unanswered today. Most of these questions include important facts about the status itself. Where were they located? Why were they created? What happened to them? The

The Contrasting Views of Roger Williams and John Winthrop People immigrated to America for many reasons, most people shared in the same ideas of going to the New World to start new lives away from England. Roger Williams and John Winthrop both joined in the Puritan dissent to New England, but while they were living in Boston, Massachusetts they did not agree on several matters. These two men had contrasting views when it came to Christianity, separating from the Church of England and religious liberty

Brian and Gloria are students at Roger Williams University who share different views on a touchy subject. Brian, a freshman, reached out to Gloria, a senior and chair of CEN, wishing to invite Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at our campus. After doing research on Yiannopoulos, Gloria believes he is “racist and sexist” and goes against everything Roger Williams University stands for. Gloria feels Yiannopoulos would offend many students on campus, possibly leading to violence. She thinks Roger Williams

The Colossal Statue of King Tutankhamen and the Lamassu are two very remarkable pieces in the history of artwork. The Lamassu is an enormous piece in weight as well as height. The Colossal Statue of King Tutankhamen is also an enormous piece, but instead, the height is the only thing that sets it apart from the Statue of King Tutankhamen. The height of both pieces is very intimidating because they are both taller in relation to people. With both pieces being this tall, the viewer is able to interact

The colonies of Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island relate to each other in the sense that each colony had some sort of religious freedom, whether it be conditional or unconditional. Massachusetts was religiously intolerant but allowed for Puritans, Pilgrims, and Separatists to come to their land and practice their religion because it fits with what they believed. Maryland was a little more tolerant than Massachusetts, the colony stated that you could have religious freedom if

Greenhalgh Mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The Pawtucket Fire Department was dispatched to the fire. One of the satellite stations, Cottage Street Fire Station, happened to be directly across the road from the old mill and could see first-hand that the fire was already fully engulfed. This fire rapidly spun out of control, destroying three mill buildings, thirteen homes, and damaging seventeen other structures before being contained. Twenty-one mutual aid departments from Rhode Island and Massachusetts