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lives of Americans. Though these inventions were created with positive intent they do have their negative effects as well. Two examples of these technologies are the cotton gin and the railroad. The cotton gin was invented in the year 1793 by Eli Whitney. Originally workers had to remove the seeds from cotton by hand which took a long time. This new technology made the process faster and easier by mechanically removing the seeds from cotton (doc 1). As you would expect, with the process being…

Whitney Mauer. Indian Country Poverty: Place-Based Poverty on American Indian Territories, 2006–10. [http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.ccny-proxy1.libr.ccny.cuny.edu/doi/10.1111/ruso.12130/epdf] This reviewed article by a member of the Rural Sociological Society…

While The Laramie Project, by Tectonic Project, " Elemental Journey," by Alicia Gaspar De Alba, "Montana's Biggest Weekend," by Whitney Ward, and "The Purpose of Altar Boys," by Alberto Rios, vary in what they talk about they are similar in one way, the works deal with sexuality. This expository piece will explore the difficulties faced in each piece, that were encountered when dealing with acceptance of sexuality, through the analysis of the works' contents, symbols, settings, and point of…

In Ragged Dick, Horatio Alger paints a picture of a young boy defying the odds. A young boy who sleeps on the street, that has good principals and a desire to succeed, becomes a respectable business man. The so-called capitalist boy hero Ragged Dick is meant to be an inspiration to children, with good morale’s and a desire to work hard you can turn yourself into anything you want to be. However, the story of Ragged Dick is a fantasy filled with coincidence and unreasonable expectations of others…

there are a few well known inventors left out of his artwork. One important invention to American society was the Cotton gin, a machine invented in order to separate cotton fibers that had previously had to be done by one’s hand. In 1793 however, Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, sparking a revolution of the cotton industry and assisting in enhancing the American economy. This was in part due to the way in which Schussele decided who to include…

President calling Martha “a national treasure.” “Dancer of the Century” title was awarded to her by ‘Time’ magazine in 1998 and in 1987, Martha was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the “National Museum of Dance’s Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney”. Martha lived a long life, living until the age of 96. She continued to dance into her 70s and choreographed until her death. To this day, the Graham Technique is being taught all over the world. The dance company Martha established, The…

fabric of the clothes themselves instead. Many inventors created different and more developed machines each time. Some inventions that were the Spinning Jenny by James Hargreaves, Spinning Mule invented by Samuel Compton, and the Cotton Gin by Eli Whitney. Afterwards, textile manufacturers had built large factories to produce cloth which became cheap and abundant. As cloth became more available at fair costs, the demand for clothing became high. The increase in demand lead to a positive effect…

“Harrisonburg Bergeron”. Each of the articles have a conflict that have a life, or death consequences. Here are the life, or death conflict and consequences. In “The most dangerous game”, the life or death consequence one was with Rainsfod and Whitney. They both arrived at an island that already had a bad reputation. It was a bad reputation because as soon they get there they hear two gunshots. Rainsford got off the boat, and went in the ocean too see if he could find what was going on.…

One day there was a little girl called Jessie the little blood cell. She loved to travel around until one day she came across the right aaaaaatrium she tried her best to go back to her home but realized she had to go through her family's homes first, so that's what she did. The first home she went through is her aunts Anna Tricuspid she had to knock on the door, when she did her aunt Anna opened the door which let her in the home(right ventricle) as soon as she was in there her aunt shut the…

sufficient supplies of food that provide us with nutrients and when we consume food, we fill our desire by eating what we are surrounded with. This leads me to the very debatable topic that has arose over the history of our supply of food, GMO’s. I, Whitney Groote, a student from George-Little Rock, will inform you on why I believe GMO’s are helpful rather than harmful with various reasons as to why I believe this and have the goal of persuading you or making you believe further, that GMO’s are…