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The Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Great Wall of China, Taj Mahal, and Bristol, all have at least one thing in common: they are great places to visit. While Bristol may not be as popular as the other places mentioned, it definitely has played an important role and been an interesting place to visit. Reaching all the way back into Bristol’s historical roots and origins, ever since its beginnings, it has been a popular destination for many. Through history, the it has been known as a stopping post

Globe, a global magazine that is issued to the many parts of the world has been and is still a well-known magazine. The issue contains current world events, ads that help businesses thrive through Globe international subscriptions, and games for those in need of a happy moment. Almost every country has an issue of the Globe even if it is current or old, and through global subscriptions, Globe magazine thrived. Their magazines may have received critics over the years, but Globe has managed to overcome

From 1750 - 1851 Manchester, England wet under many changes. Streets were filled with excrement and disease. As much as 10 people lived in a single room. The walls of buildings were covered in smoke. The city size grew exponentially. The main changes included city growth, poor living conditions, and overall city ugliness that led to a variety of reactions. The population of Manchester increased from 18,000 in 1750 to over 300,000 in 1851. This growth was not expected, and the city planning shows

The Victorian Era is a period of history that started in 1837, when Queen Victoria became queen, and ended in 1901 when she died. She was only 18 when her uncle, William IV, died and she became queen. Marked by the growth of the railways, economics, education, political involvements, and middle class grew larger and became more powerful. There were three main socio-economical classes during the Victorian Era, they were the Upper class or Nobility, the Middle class, the Lower class. The nobility

or Katie Baxley from C.P.I.D She advised her agency had received a call regarding a 1-year-old having bruises on the left side of his face. At this location, we were able to make contact with the victim’s mother, Jodie Williams, to begin our investigation. Jodie Williams advised this morning at 0630 hrs; she dropped her son Philip Barrett, Jr at her sister's house to be taken care of while she goes to work. Around 0739 hrs, her sister Wendy Williams, sent Jodie a text message asking why does

Life in Anglo Saxon England was more dangerous than you would think. Anglo Saxons could be at risk from famine and epidemics, also diseases including degenerative arthritis, leprosy, and tuberculosis. Archaeological evidence appears to show life expectancy was in the thirties, and high infant deaths. Old English Saxon rulers were productive officials, and law-codes somehow survived the seventh tof eleventh century. Under the seventh-century Kentish law, for instance, the total of 12 shillings was

Gatwick has very well established rail services, with excellent links to central London including a frequent Thames link service through the capital and on to St Albans, Luton and Bedford. It also enjoys reasonable links to the south coast, although services to the Coastway routes west and east of Brighton are limited at peak periods as many trains don’t stop at Gatwick due to train capacity issues and/or pathing problems. There is also an hourly service to Guildford and Reading, although this is

Geography. The place i would live for a year is london. One of the reasons why is because of the land. I would want to explore the land and its many landmarks. The second reason is because of the food. i dont really know if they have different food but if they do i would want to try it. The last but not least is the language because i know it is english, i know they say stuff differently. those are the three reasons why i would move to london for a year. The most beautiful place i have ever

What would you do to be with someone you love? Is it worth risking the exposure of your family? In This Is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith, the main character Ellie is faced with this question. By chance, she is in contact with a Graham Larkin, who then turns out to be a movie star. Being with him meant the world finds out about her birth father, and puts her family in danger. In the end, their love was worth more than that. Ellie at first was hesitant about being with Graham. Graham

untitled: dock, the latest work from British sculptor Phyllida Barlow, is also colossal and monumental in scale. The sculpture was commissioned by Tate Britain for its Duveen Gallery. The annual commission, sponsored by Sotheby’s, invites artists to make work in response to Tate’s collection of British art – bridging the gap between its historic and contemporary works. The commission is displayed every year from March to October. Tate Britain, part of England’s five gallery network of Tate spaces