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    Abstract This paper explores the economic restructuring and revitalization of Detroit Michigan post World War II until today. The purpose of this research paper is to show the history of Detroit’s auto and manufacturing industry, in what ways it has changed in recent years, and how it has helped define the economy of Detroit and damaged it. This paper suggests that the deindustrialization of plants and industries and the depopulation of whites to the Suburbs have triggered the economic downfall of

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    Chippewa Tribe Essay

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    The Chippewa Indians are one of the largest Native American groups in North America. There are approximately 150 different groups of Chippewa Native Americans. They can be found in states such as Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Several of the Chippewa tribes can also be found in parts of Southern Canada. The majority of the Chippewas speak the English language. However, a large number of them also speak their native tongue, the Ojibway language. They are historically known for their crafting

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    My Favorite City Essay

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    feeling that occurs once you reach it. We all have our favorite places to visit. What makes your favorite city so great? All of the best cities in Michigan should have certain characteristics to be considered the best. Most favorable cities in Michigan all have the quality of a dedicated lighthouse and pier. For example, in the city of Port Austin, Michigan there is a towering lighthouse at the end of a long pier that stretches out into Lake Huron. It is a tremendous feeling walking for a couple of

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    Best Cities In Michigan

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    of the Best Cities in Michigan Imagine waking up early in the morning, getting in the car, and driving for a couple of hours to your favorite city to visit. You can not wait for your arrival. It is an immensely great feeling that occurs once you reach it. The wait and anticipation is over and you can finally enjoy it. We all have our favorite places to visit. What makes your favorite city so great? Is it the people the culture, or the views? All of the best cities in Michigan should have certain characteristics

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    the Pleistocene Ice Age, Michigan was covered by a mile-and-half-mile deep glacier. Over thousands of years, the temperatures alternated from warm to cool, causing the glaciers to retreat and advance. As glaciers traveled this way, they took the path of least resistance. This caused the glaciers to move south from modern-day Canada, along the riverbeds that existed where the Great Lakes now

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    My Visit To Michigan

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    If I had a ticket to go anywhere, I would go to Michigan state for the reasons that it has been a dream of mine for a undoubtedly long amount of time. It has been a dream of mine because a bunch of my friends talk about how great it is, how cold winter is, along with how lovely the lakes are. I love cold weather as much as I love water. Michigan being known for its great lakes has the largest freshwater coast in country 3,288 miles of shoreline. Oh the refreshing water against your skin during the

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    further their leadership development skills and facilitates team-building activities. These team-building activities have given the officer team the opportunity to share the skills they learned with our members as well as planning and facilitating the Michigan Region

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    In Flint Michigan, nearly 100,000 residents are drinking lead contaminated water. (QuickFacts). We are not discussing a third world country on the other side of the globe, but rather a city in the United States. It would seem as though the land of opportunity, and the land many flee too should be able to provide clean drinking water. However, in the United States 310,000 children aged 1-5 are found with an unsafe level of lead running through their blood stream. (Lead 8). In Flint alone, 8,000 children

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    Ponyride Ponyride is a creative incubator that provides socially minded startups and artists with an affordable space. The 30,000-square-foot warehouse was purchased for only $100,000, this and community support has allowed for space to be rented at as low as $0.20-$0.25 per square foot. The low entry barriers means creative can focus on their talents not the bills. In return, each tenant shares their craft with the local community for 63 hours per month. The intent is to promote collaboration, build

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    Along with challenges and battles, Michigan has made it a long ways in a very diverse range of areas. History is what brings us to where we are today. Throughout time, I believe that every leader, politician, and good citizen strived to crate a better place to live. If this is true than the strides that Michigan has made to become the best it can be are due to the love and devotion that michiganders have to their sate and their country. Just because people try to do good and do their best to

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