Eatonton, Georgia

Abstract: As I look back on my internship at Clayton State University, I am supremely thankful for the experience. I entered this with three main learning objectives: to learn and experience the operation of an enterprise IT infrastructure, to learn and experience enterprise database administration, and to learn and experience enterprise networking. Nine since the commencement of this internship, I can say with confidence that I have met my goals. Leading up to this, I feel like my past experiences

Do you think Andrew Jackson a good president? In some opinions they say yes, in others say no. The way you see it as yes is that he helped people, the way you see it as no is he helped people in the wrong way. I seem to think he is a crazy bastard, but that’s just my opinion. Andrew Jackson was democratic because of Native American removal and nullification. Andrew Jackson was democratic because of his way with the Native American removal. He helped us in a way were we got our land back, in Document

“My people, while I was gone you have sold my country, I have come home, and there is not left me a place which to pitch my lodge”(looking glass) Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce war. The U.S was not justified in their actions leading up to and during the Nez Perce war. The U.S. government cheated the Native Americans out of as fair treaty deal. “Stevens elevated the authority of some tribal leaders and encouraged division internal political factions within tribes to encourage signatures on treaty

“Your Imperial Majesty, the Ottomans have arrived.” “Great! Let the feast begin, admiral Viktor” “As you wish, Sire.” The imperial guard led Tzar Temnota Temnota to the grand hall, where the feast shall commence. The hundreds of Tatar slaves preparing the table looked up and bowed their heads in a symbol of respect to the crown. The many quests, mostly of Ottoman, Persian, Baltic, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Livonian, and Russian descent, stopped talking and watched as the Tzar descended the central stairway

forced to move out west; where they endured harsh summers, and no resources, which also resulted in death. In the late year of 1838, the remaining of the Cherokee tribe had began arriving at their unmarked, and unknown Indian Territory. Coming from Georgia, and warmer regions, they were not used to the cold that they were about to endure. The Cherokees were very ill prepared, for the only clothing they had was what they had on their backs, and a thin blanket to get them through the cold winters. Due

Water plays a vital role in everyday life, from quenching your thirst on a hot summer day, to being one of the main ingredient of life in all aspects on earth. Recently, Georgia has been under a severe water drought. Lake Lanier in Georgia, which is a major supply of drinking water to its state, and neighboring states Alabama, and Florida; has been at its lowest in years. Georgia’s drought is certainly due to the lack of precipitation; therefore, creating water levels to decline more rapidly as time

At Joara, near Morganton, North Carolina, Native Americans of the Mississippian culture interacted with Spanish colonizers of the Juan Pardo expedition, who built a base there in 1567 called Fort San Juan. Expedition documentation and archaeological evidence of the fort and Native American culture both exist. The soldiers were at the fort about 18 months (1567–1568) before the natives killed them and destroyed the fort. (They killed soldiers stationed at five other forts as well; only one man of

you be okay with suddenly becoming a “North American”, instead of a regular US American? Most likely not. Though it sounds like a crazy idea, such is the case in Western Asia. On the east edge of the Black Sea lies a small country by the name of Georgia. Within its boundaries, is an even smaller separatist state called Abkhazia. At the moment, only about four or five countries, mainly Russia and a few of its allies, actually recognize their independence. Abkhazia wants to become completely independent

Greeting...I am Anna and i'm 11 years old and i'm going to explain to you guys what kind of things my ancestors did . way back in 1600s The iroquois forced the shawnee to leave their homeland.But luckily they were able to go back to Ohio. In 1794 the shawnee lost a great battle at the fallen timber after that battle Mad anothy burned all the shawnne villages.By the end of the 1800s most of the shawnee had settled in india. But i'm not just here to tell you about our history i'm here to tell

The U.S. was not justified in there actions during and before the Nez Perce war.The U.S. had not been fair and did not follow the treaties rights as well as they kept making the native reservation area’s smaller. The natives didn’t get there rights they were promised,they were promised land yet they lost much,they were promised peace yet many died of war,the U.S. was unfair and unjust toward the nez perce and had forced them into signing the treatie and did not stand by it. Although the U.S, may