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    By the 1630s, about 1.5 million pounds of tobacco was hauled out of Chesapeake Bay (and almost 40 million towards the 1700s). The Chespeake was hospitable for tobacco cultivation and it blew up the tobacco economy. Sir William Berkeley became governor of Virginia in 1642. He didn’t like that most of his people were poor, unhappy, and armed, but he didn’t help them out of that either. However, he did have friendly policies towards the Indians to monopolize the fur trade. In Virginia (1600s-1650s)

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    Chesapeake Bay Sediments

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    the chesapeake bay stretches more than 64,000 square miles and is home to about 18 million people.The bay provides us with a lot of things like fishes,salt and water for farming etc. But, the bay is starting to get polluted and many organisms in the bay are dying because of sediments, algae blooms etc. One of the major problems and also a problem in my neighborhood is sediments. Sediments forms when rocks and soil erode or weather. About 5.2 million tons of sediment enter the bay every year. When

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    Chesapeake Life History

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    Chesapeake Bay, reflected in a fascinating and important era, in which trade and travel were made more convenient with steamers that linked parts of Maryland and Virginia, with distant and isolated rural communities along the Eastern Shore, in particular, including Piankatank River and Occohannock Creek in Virginia, Hudson Creek off the Little Choptank River in Maryland, Bushwood, and Rock Point It made possible access to certain goods and services typically unavailable east of the Bay, along with

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    The Chesapeake Bay and the Eastern Oyster The word Chesapeake, although there is some scholarly dispute, likely means “Great Bay of Shells” or “Great Shellfish Bay” in the language of the Algonquian Native Americans (“Oyster History”). This translation is appropriate and accurate to anyone familiar with the Chesapeake Bay and its rich history of oysters. The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States with over 150 rivers and streams flow into its basin. It measures roughly 200 miles

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    Joosep Uusjärv Mr. Smalley Lit 1 16.04.2017 Research essay It is common to see soldiers die in war, but the conflict between India and Pakistan is no ordinary war. The conflict between India and Pakistan is so big they are warning each other with Nuclear war impacted by physical geography. How has the physical geography of Southern Asia impacted the conflict between India and Pakistan since the 20th century? There are three major factors that are affecting the relationship between India and Pakistan

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    Allergy Research Paper

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    Having an allergy is a hard thing you have to check labels, watch what you eat, make sure you don’t eat what you are allergic to just to make sure you don’t die. You do all that to not have a reaction to the food that you are allergic to. Having an allergy can happen to anyone and my aunt is one of those victims…Stephanie has an allergy to shellfish, and it didn’t happen till she was 24. She has been living with multiple drawbacks since she was 24. Just all because of one tiny but major allergy

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    Bay Laurel Essay

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    My hypothesis was correct, the 100% Bay Laurel Solution worked most effectively as compared to the other solution. My data supports my hypothesis by showing that the 100% Bay Laurel controlled the dandelions within four days. The 75% Bay Laurel solution controlled the dandelions within six days, the 50% Bay Laurel solution controlled the dandelion within seven days. The control group, however, was not able to control the dandelion in the given time. The most important part of the experiment was

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    Pipeline Case

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    Energy East is a proposed 4,600-kilometre pipeline by the Calgary-based energy corporation TransCanada. It would stretch from Alberta to New Brunswick, an export terminal. The pipeline, if built could carry up to 1.1 Million barrels of crude oil per day. The pipeline would be built by transforming an existing pipeline and adding more to the pipeline. Travelling through these pipelines would be a cocktail of toxic chemicals including Benzene a known poisonous chemical, refined into oil. This is very

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    The colonists of the Chesapeake Bay region, on the other hand, led harder lives compared to that of the colonists of New England. The Chesapeake Bay had an unhealthy environment, bad eating diets, and intolerable labor. The colonists had different reasons for settling in these two distinct regions. The New England region was a more religiously strict yet diverse area compared to that of the Chesapeake Bay. The development of religion in the two regions came from separate

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    Most the Canadian Shield has a humid continental climate, due to the winds from the Hudson Bay supplying the area with wet/moist air. This area affected is the central to the Eastern side of Canada, where temperatures are warmer because of the lower latitude. As a result, the Canadian Shield gets a high amount of rainfall, ranging from 300 to

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