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    The Great flood of 1927 The Great 1927 Flood of the Mississippi River is still in today’s time one of the worst natural disasters that has occured in the United States of America. It came in and wrecked the river and the surrounding areas for the months to come. As of today still has not been beaten by any other flood. The Flood started a long time before it ever became a concern and stayed a large issue months after it happened. The flood, contrary to many people’s belief, started a very long time

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    Winnipeg has always been a slow growth city that has primarily been concentrically developed from the 1872 core. The secondary trend of development follows the rivers; west along the Assiniboine River, north and south along the Red River. This pattern is shown above in Figure 1. After the Second World War a large percentage of buildings were considerably deteriorated due to lack of maintenance in the core and due to high consumer demand and rapid population growth there was a large suburban expansion

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    it gets tire ring. Sometimes you can come across rivers Visitor’s should be prepared for rainy damp weathers. Year-round temperatures along California's

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    Egypt needed a trade for wood, silver, iron, ivory, and spices because they had none of those things. There are 3 trade routes the north,south, and sea route. The northern route is split in two routes one went through palestine than along the mediterranean coast and the second one went through megiddo and hazor upstream along litani river then downstream along orontes river. The southern route ran along Asiut out of the oases of kharga and then dungul to the tomas somewhere in nubia. the sea route was

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    it is referred to who mostly dominated around the Saskatchewan and red rivers in the 19th century. Darryl and Adam in their article argue that what Samuel de Champlain had earlier stated to his people that the indigenous people in the North of America will intermarry with French speaking community in the North to form a unified society in the North was a lie and that later during the settlement, the indigenous people in the North of America came to form a metis nation on their own because of the

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    How the Nile Shaped Ancient Egypt We have water every day. For the Egyptians, however, the Nile River, their water source, meant the difference between life and death. Ancient Egypt was a very successful civilization, most famous for its pyramids, a huge structure shaped like a triangular prism that was used as tombs for their leaders, and mummies, which were bandaged corpses. Mummification was used to preserve dead bodies, and the way the Egyptians did it was ingenious for their time. It also took

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    In the Orient, particularly South and East Asian, the red-crowed cranes, or technically Grus Japonensis, are viewed as a symbol of long life, fidelity, and luck. It is also a common practice to have their pictures or statues in the house and sacred places as a charisma. However, in spite of their popularity in terms of images, their population is the opposite. It is a must to take action to protect them, not just because they are beautiful and rare species, but also because they contribute to the

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    the Nile river and the Mediterranean sea. Throughout this essay, you will also learn about how the ancient Egyptian civilization compares to modern Egypt. Before I apprise you about how the Nile river and the Mediterranean sea have influenced the development of ancient Egypt and have promoted or limited the interaction of this civilization with another civilization or region, I would like to provide you some background information so that you can clearly interpret how the Nile river and the

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    through trading and commerce. The Nile River provided many inlets into the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea, these passages allowed for greater opportunities for trading and communication with neighboring countries. The use of vessels proved to be a great resource in securing the Egyptian economy with its vast amount of riches, providing the main mode of transportation for trade and travel. This paper will examine Ancient Egypt’s relation with the Nile River and the trade and commerce that secured

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    1. Black soils The principal region of black soils is the Deccan plateau and its periphery extending from 8°45'to 26o north latitude and 68o to 83o45' east longitude. They are formed from Deccan basalt trap rocks and occur in areas under the monsoon climate, mostly of semi-arid and sub-humid types. The overall climate of black soil region may be described as hot and dry summer, 40-100 cm rainfall per annum, mild to moderate winters and annual temperature ranges from 24-30o centigrade, mean maximum

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