Papers 1261-1270 of total 25430 found.
Category: /Literature/Novels
…, who is a simple-minded man, and George, who is just a typical guy are brought together and make a lasting friendship out of the loneliness of each man. While spending time on the farm George and Lennie meet some friendly characters, but because of some…
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Category: /Literature/English
…involved in the farmers business, simply because it was not a big hassle to cultivate earth. John’s Deere invention allowed to farmers to process bigger field in less time with less animal power. The farming moved to a new era of mass production of foods…
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…people's demands. For the past 20 years or so, scientists have been genetically modifying plants and more recently they have started on animals. (Martin, Andrew. "Will FDA bite..."). A lot of fruits and vegetables have been altered by adding genes…
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…reliable that their crops flourished even in dry spells. Banneker's parents insisted on being a self-sufficient family so Banneker's responsibilities on the farm not only included caring for tobacco but also for the animals and small garden (18). Despite all…
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Category: /History
…and care for the sick and wounded. The farm animals were also her responsibility and when her husband went trading, went Viking, or hunting she also ran the farm in his absence. In rich families she would have servants and slaves to help her. As a visible sign…
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…first published book in 1900, Beatrix Potter went on to write thirty-two more books in her lifetime, most of which feature animals with human qualities. There are a great deal of similar features found among the Beatrix Potter books; for example, all four…
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…. In foraging cultures food was seen as common resource available to all. The move to farming allowed people to produce a surplus of food from a limited but at a cost of more labour and less free time. The benefit of the surplus was that the society could support…
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…for plants to survive. These get washed into rivers and poisons fish because the aluminium ions affect their gills. The situation becomes worse as the acid rain makes the water inhabitable to plants and animals. <Tab/>Some acid rain clouds can drift…
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…Are zoo's good or bad? I think that zoo's can be good and bad. First I will tell you why I think that they can be good. One reason that zoo's are good because people get a chance to see animals that only live in certain parts of the world. A lot…
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Category: /History
…did not care what age they were, they were treated as if they were farm animals. A part of his life that I found inspirational was how his intelligence helped him through the hardships he faced in life. Frederick always wanted to learn about everything…
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