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…purchasing fuelwood. A high demand for these natural resources creates environmental problems such as deforestation and erosion. When sources of fuelwood are low, the people resort to burning dried animal dung and crop residues. These resources, which should…

…and developments. Agriculture was in very bad stage due to the backward farming. This often caused famines and food shortages. The political situation was changing very quickly due to the Government problems, the Tsar was an absolute ruler. Others wanted to share…

…" there is hay, yellowing pastures and fields. "August" takes place on a farm rather than a lush meadow full of orchards. One should be able to clearly see this when beginning to read the poem. The first stanza of "August" gives its reader a very dull look…

…the Aztecs variety in the resources available to them and presenting problems along the lines of farming. The resources that lakes provided the Aztecs with were a wider variety of fish and hunting areas at their disposal, greater opportunity for collecting plants…

…, and also made crafts with animal skins, furs, birch bark, and wood. They made lots of stuff with beads and enjoyed painting and etching. They also made dream catchers. The Cree also liked to play drums during ceremonies. The Cree speak a language spoken…

…formed), the new settlers showed very little respect or understanding to the way Aborigines were already living on the land. They treated and thought of them scavengers or as animals because of the way they lived. They didn't live in houses, but on the land…

…did not trust each other, for they did not know what the outcomes would be like. On the other hand the Crusades were also a benefit, the reason being that the Europeans gained new knowledge and goods. The Europeans also learnt new farming ideas and animals…

…damaging the earth's environment beyond repair. Pollution, deforestation, over-fishing, the impact of intensive farming and above all global warming will see to that. We need to find ways of improving food productivity, and getting our energy and raw materials…

…full of diversity, and one with relatively high toleration towards other ethnic groups or religions. <Tab/>Crevecoeur would be most speechless about the disappearance of individual farms that made colonial America. In his "Letters From…

…tells the story of a Scottish terrier who visits a farm (Thurber, 116). At the farm he decide he will beat up animals of which the farm dog is afraid, a skunk and a porcupine, but the Scotty will not ask why the farm dog is scared of these creatures…