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    been primarily focused on the service sector, because of an increase of people seeking higher education, globalization, and spatial interaction. One thing that is unique about Australia is that it’s not just a country but it is also a continent measuring at 7,692,060 sq.…

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    country was set as the economic example for the rest of South America. The Chilean miracle, a term used by the Nobel prize winner, Milton Friedman, was an economic boom in Chile set forth by the deregulation of markets, free trade, the privatization of state owned companies, and loans from the IMF and the World Bank. Many of the policies that were implemented in Chile were set in place by the “Chicago Boys,” a group of Chilean students from the University of Chicago that were taught and…

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    There are 107.5 million acres of wilderness in the United States (NPS, 2012). Agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service have worked for years to maintain and preserve the land. Without rules and regulations the land would be destroyed by the human population. The U.S. Forest Service should maintain and regulate wilderness areas. Although some people don’t agree the U.S. Forest Service should have control over the wilderness, the Forest Service already contributes time and money into managing…

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    Also, since the inception of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the park has become the largest protected bear habitat east of the Mississippi (U.S.). According to the national park service approximately 1500 black bears live in the park, 2 bears per square mile. While the American Black Bear is the most well known animal there are also 65 other mammal species, over 200 species of birds, and 50 native fish species (U.S.). Amazingly The…

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    New Hampshire

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    Overview: New Hampshire is located in New England region, in the north eastern parts of the United States Of America. The state lies between latitude 42-40 north and longitude 70-37 west. The state is about 180 miles long with extreme width measuring 93 miles. They rank forty fourth in size among the fifty states of United States. The state is roughly in shape of a right triangle. The state holds a total land area of 8968 square miles. It is bounded by Quebec province in the north and by Maine…

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    The American Red Cross is known as a humanitarian organization that provides aid to victims of war and natural disasters in the United States and around the world together with other country’s Red Cross societies. The American Red Cross work is similar to the International Red Cross. Contributions of time, blood, tissue, and money from the public support these services and programs. One cannot talk about the American Red Cross without also paying homage to the woman who started it all. A nurse…

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    working conditions, and to living better conditions for the individuals who lived in horrendous areas. Amid this time which comprises of three progressive presidents Wilson, Roosevelt and Taft. Who every contributed no less than one viewpoint to the United States Roosevelt finished much particularly in the ranges of ensuring public health, securing the worker rights, and even the protecting the environmental nation's resources. Wilson moved ahead under the New Freedom to pass a project of…

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    In the early days of the Vietnam war, United States involvement was limited to training and assistance to the South Vietnamese to help them defeat the communist soldiers of North Vietnam. The Vietnam War was a military conflict fought between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. South Vietnam was supported by the United States and other anti-communist allies; whereas, the North Vietnamese we’re supported by their communist allies. The Viet Cong fought using a guerrilla style of war, ambushing in…

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    environment and seize the opportunity to commit immoral acts. However, several factors including politics, the participants, and the concept of war itself, allow for this dangerous environment to exist; this is especially true in regards to the United States’ experience during the long and brutal Vietnam War. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, photographs from the war, and the film Apocalypse Now convey the nonexistent boundaries of morality during war. These sources represent how the government’s…

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    that are a result of the animals in question. The Science of Overabundance points to a specific issues that surround the reseeding of Eastern Hemlock in the Upper Great Lakes region of the United States. “Hemlock was a dominant or important canopy component in approximately two-thirds of Wisconsin’s northern forest area at the time of European colonization but was reduced by timber harvest and bark extraction to remnant stands covering only .05 percent of the landscape” (McShea,…

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