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    To get there, we were forced to tolerate the indignity of riding through Portland in Steve 's parents ' gray 1952 Chevy on a new road they called a freeway. We crossed the new big green toll bridge over the Columbia River and then drove another twenty-five miles on winding, narrow, two-lane roads past exotic sounding places like 'Dollars Corner ' and Battle Ground Lake. The signs stimulated my mind to imagine bales of money on the side of the road and implements

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    Washington Imagine a place filled with tall trees, green, rolling, hills, and a clear sunny day. Is that your dream? No! It’s… Washington! Washington was created on November 11, 1889 as the 42nd state in America. It is nickname is the Evergreen State, by C.T Conover, when he saw the lush green forests with evergreens. Renowned as one of the best states in America, it’s home to many firsts and creations, such as Starbucks, Microsoft’s HQ, largest floating bridge in the world, first soft-serve

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    Information Sheet Tribe: Karankawas Region: Coastal Plains Geographic: The geography of the Southern Coastal Plains includes hot humid weather and frequent flooding. This area has scrub brush, mesquite trees, and oak trees. There is plenty of grass and mosquitoes present all year round. This region is located near the Gulf of Mexico. The Karankawas were the tallest of all the Native American tribes. The average height of a male Karankawa was six feet tall. Their growth is attributed to a diet of

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    member of the Canadian New Democrat Party, Dawn Black was born, Dawn Whitty, on April 1, 1943 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Dawn Black, who is currently 72 years of age, was the opposition leader of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Canada from January 19 - April 17, 2011. Dawn Black is married to Peter James Black and the couple resides in New Westminster, British Columbia. Her predecessor was Carole James and her successor is Adrian Dix. As the MLA for New Westminster, Dawn Black

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    In Canada’s forestry regulations are among the strictest in the world to protect and ensure sustainability due to its diverse wildlife. The provinces and territories manage their own natural resources of forests from federal, First Nation and national parks. The fact provincial and territorial governs a range of forest laws, regulations, and policies from requiring land-use planning. The Aboriginals are respected and considered, along with wildlife habitat protection, timber harvesting and ensure

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    Fathom Five National Marine Park of Canada has a very ongoing list of things that make this park, one of a kind. Therefore, these are some perfect reasons as to why this year’s Amazing Race Canada should be held here. With the crystal clear, fresh and deep waters found at the tip of Southwestern Ontario, snorkeling, canoeing, hiking are some of the very popular activities as there aren’t many places where these activities can be done. This is because this park is filled with different characteristics

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    John Herschel was the son of William Herschel, an astronomer who discovered Uranus and Mary Pitt, the daughter of a wealthy merchant. He grew up in Slough, United Kingdom on March 7, 1792 and died on May 11, 1871. He spent most of his childhood in Observatory House, which is an observatory built and run by his father, where he carried out experiments in physics and chemistry. John studied at Dr Gretton’s School in Hitcham and he was sent to Eton College when he was eight years old, but he was bullied

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    Along with benefits and concerns, some organizations were engaged in active campaigns to stop the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline. Some of these organizations include Douglas Channel Watch (Kitimat), Friends of Wild Salmon and Prince Rupert Environmental from Grassroots organizations in northern B.C., Dogwood Initiative and Greenpeace Canada Foundation from Provincial and National NGOs, Carrier-Sekani Tribal Council, Office of the Wet’suwet’en, Coastal First Nations and Yinka Dene Alliance from

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    1. In the film it opens up many possibilities as to all the locations in which this ore was both refinished and made for commercial use. This leads to many questions such as how far this horrifying infestation occurred through the United States as well as the rest of the world. Libby Montana was at the time the largest producer of Vermiculite ore, which was roughly 80% of all vermiculite ore mined from nineteen twenty all the way till the plant in Libby Montana closed in nineteen ninety. This being

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    Wagons for the Trail In the Oregon Trail the people had to have wagons to travel but they had to be easy to repair on their journey like after going through a river. They had to be able to take parts off of it when needed. For example, when they needed the wagons to float down the river. They would be sturdy to fit stuff into and they would not break. They would need to have oxen, horses, and mules to pull their wagons. According to www.oregontrailcenter.org the “bed was a rectangular

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