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…on projects that were beneficial to the country. Although the agency ended up spending $11 billion on thousands of public buildings, bridges, and hard-surfaced roads, the money was very well spent. As a result, nearly 9 million people were employed over…

…legislature. The move was “unprecedented but an appealingly democratic one.”9 Jackson would later loose the Election of 1824 even though he acquire the majority of the popular and electoral votes. Of a needed 131 votes, Jackson got 99, while his opposition, John…

…Arcadio Buendia and other family members. This illustrates that the family members are solitary but cannot bear solitude alone; they must be solitary together. 9. One distinct reoccurring characteristic in the Buendia men is the fact that all Aurelianos…

…rare shall eternize, And in the heavens write your glorious name. Where whenas death shall all the world subdue, Our love shall live, and later life renew.” (Sonnet 74, Line 11-14). This shows that Spenser wrote this poem to immortalize his love…

…, the elders of the Kwakiutl tribe were naturally insecure with the ways of the white man, yet the tribal youth seemed eager to welcome the change in lifestyle. 9. Setting: 9.1 Briefly discuss the setting of the story. Takes place…

…for her because they had made life miserable for all of their past teachers. To gain the boys trust, she used her kindness and her interest in sports. At the end of the school term, Clara was praised for her wonderful work in District Number 9. They thought her…

…it out of my mind." 6. Self-mutilation or self-injuring behavior. 7. Hears voices. 8. Flashbacks (visual, auditory, somatic, affective, or behavioral) 9. History of unsuccessful therapy. 10. Multiple past diagnoses (e.g.: major depression…

…harmony in the nation (9). The marriage of the white women broke many barriers around that time, because the way it worked back then was you could only marry the same race. So whites would marry whites and blacks would marry blacks. The marriage showed it wasn…

…and even surpassed the leading European powers in agricultural and industrial productivity and technological prowess. He claims that wealth usually underpins military power, and military power is usually needed to acquire and defend empire.(9) However, Michael H…

…a Chinese population of 25,000. Nearly forty years of Dutch rule came to an end in 1662 when the Dutch were driven out of Taiwan by Cheng Ch'eng-kung of the Ming dynasty and his army of 25,000 men (Ho, 9). In 1887, in response from a French threat to Taiwan…