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    Baltimore, the largest city in Maryland, is located in the northern portion of the state on the Patapsco River estuary, a division of Chesapeake Bay. The city is self-governing and does not fall within any county. (Baltimore, Md., 2015) The vast majority of this city is poverty stricken, which makes it vulnerable to high crime rates. In the first six months of 2013 Baltimore had reported 117 homicides, with a population of 622, 104, (CITY DATA, 2015) this gives the city a rate of 18.8 per 100,000

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    The North and South in the Civil War The American Civil War was fought over cultural differences between the South and the North, namely slavery. The differences between the South and the North had an impact on the actual war as well. The North had more resources to commit towards the war, the North had better political leaders during the war, and the South had an easier military strategy to carry out. The North had far more resources to commit to the war. This is primarily due to the fact that

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    Introduction Frederick is a financially secured work-oriented person. He works day and night to give himself and his family a happy and flourishing life. Yet, he was unable to enjoy his life with his family, as his work comes between himself and his family. Moreover, he couldn't find time to enjoy the things that give him pleasure. Overtime, his wife became exhausted and asked him to slow down to enjoy life with his family. However, he asserted that after his retirement he would enjoy life with his

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    The Civil War, which is also known as “The War Between the States,” was a battle between the Confederate States of America and the United States of America. There were many causes for the Civil War starting up, that included trade, states rights, tariffs and the differences between the southern and northern states on the idea of slavery (www.historynet.com)). The main cause of the Civil War was that there was a debate over the future and moral issue of slavery. Slavery played a huge role in getting

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    creativity, but it has been stigmatized to the point when politicians think, “What’s the point? Why should I allocate more funds to a school district that I know will fail instead of a school district that is bound to succeed?” They want to make sure that Maryland looks good, so they funnel more of the money to better school districts to negate the negative products that Baltimore brings. This is a problem that cannot be fixed with the current system. Teachers know their students. They know they have the potential

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    From the birth of the United States, the country was always divided into two regions, North and South. The North benefited from industry, machines, factories, and even a bit of farming in the Midwest, while the South benefited from one thing. Slaves. Slaves were first brought from Africa as indentured servants, but once the demand of labor increased, they were changed into slaves, meaning they would never earn their freedom. The debate of slavery had always been a topic in politics, however it began

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    Walter Groundcherry

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    Introduction Walter’s groundcherry (Physalis walteri) is a wildflower that is native to the Northeastern United States and found throughout Florida (7). Additionally, it has been listed as a species present in a site profile of the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve (3). It was cataloged as present in Duval county as far back in June of 1958 and in St. Johns County in April of 2000 (8). The genus of groundcherry belongs to the family Solanaceae, which refers to the potato

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    There had been tension between the North and South but nobody realized as the tension and slavery grew that it would lead to roughly 620,00 lives lost. The lives that were lost was from the Civil War and caused by the overall idea of Popular Sovereignty. The tension had risen from the ideas of Slavery, Nullification Act, and last of all the Kansas-Nebraska act. Slavery took a major role in causing the Civil War because the Southerners loved the idea of free labor, while the Northerners and Abolitionist

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    The quote is trying to say did civil war help or make the united stated worse or better or did it just leave it the same but reducing antagonism. What else can they do to make it stop or just have everything back to normal. The civil war started on the Fort sumter , there has been a lot of tension because of the Fort sumter between the union and the confederacy for several months. The state wanted the union to return the Fort Sumter but they didn’t want to return they refused to give it up so

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    There were some major differences between the northern and the southern states that led to the Civil War. Social, economic, and political compositions contrasted significantly between the two territories. You might say they were absolute polar opposites. War was inevitable. The first difference between them is the most accountable for the Civil War; it was the establishment of slavery. In the South, slavery was the foundation of their society, while in the North, it was almost completely banned.

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