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    Why Is Sparta Superior

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    Sparta is the superior because of their Geography and Daily Life, Government, and their Cultural Achievements. The first is Sparta Geography was surrounded by mountains and hills. The mountains included Mt. Taygetus (2407m) and to the east by Mt. parnon (1935m). The mountains protect them Spartan city-state was established during the ninth century BC, when several villages near the Eurotas River united.Eurotas River provided much-needed water, while the nearby plains allowed the ancient…

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    Like for one you can go on boat rides and other stuff like that. . So come with me. To lake michigan in chicago. First, Geographical Feature Information: what it is, location, historical and diverse uniqueness of this feature. Lake Michigan, Superior, Huron, Ontario, and lake Erie all make up the largest body of freshwater on Earth. Acroding to livescience.com, the area of all the Great Lakes is 95,160 square miles. THATS HUGE!! The lakes are on the U.S. and Canada borders. Touching Ontario…

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    word glaciers, what do you think of? North and south poles? When we think of glaciers, we have to think of everything that glaciers have done to shape the land we live on today. Just over 10,000 years ago, there was still glacier activity in Lake Superior. Roughly 35,000 years ago, the Wisconsin Ice Sheet was reaching down to the southern counties in Michigan (Berquist). This gives us perspective of how long it takes glaciers to move and melt. It took 25,000 years for one sheet of ice to move…

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    ADIRONDACKS One of the most memorable places I have been to was the Adirondacks. The Adirondacks had a big lake with tons of houses all around it. There were all sorts of houses around it. There were also a lot of mountains all around. Here is an essay on different senses you could use at the Adirondacks. There were so many amazing sights. You could see a lot of mountains all around and a giant lake. Seeing the giant lake every single day was amazing. Every single time I saw it I was still…

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    Crystal Lake Plankton

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    In 1965, John Langdon Brooks and Stanley I. Dodson published one of the most significant ecological papers in recent ecological history that discussed the predation, body size, and composition of plankton in various environments. This paper focused mainly on six areas those being the following: the effect of a marine planktivore on lake plankton, changes in Crystal Lake Plankton, effects of predation by Alosa, size and food selectively, size-efficiency hypothesis, and size of coexisting…

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    Michigan's Boundaries

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    According to the textbook, Michigan has over 5,100 km of shoreline on the four Great Lakes more than any other state except Alaska. Also unlike other states Michigan’s boundaries do not end at the shore. Michigan’s boundaries reach far out within the Great Lakes making up almost 40% of Michigan’s total territory. There have been many disputes on where Michigan’s boundaries begin and end. For example, the islands of Bois Blanc, Stony, Sugar and Fox reside in the Detroit River was a subject of…

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    Amy Chua also mentions her parents calling her garbage, in her article. (Chua “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior”) Then after being called such a horrible thing to any western family, she said she realized what she had done wrong and felt terrible. Chua, knew she was not garbage and that her parent did not really think that about her. The child was not scarred…

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    Watermark Essay Michigan has its own watershed better known as the Great Lakes region that we all know and love. The Great Lakes region is made up of the five great lakes, Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario. Channels and rivers connect these lakes, such as the St. Mary’s River, St. Claire River, Niagara River, St. Lawrence River, and Detroit River. We have about 23,000 km3 of water covering a span of about 244,000 km2. According to Great Lakes Environmental…

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    Mankato Satire

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    Let's "Make It In Mankato" ! ! Mankato, Minnesota is truly a wonderland. Tucked into the Emerald Green Valley in Southern Minnesota, it is the hidden vacation Mecca of scores of knowing Midwesterners. Mankato has everything thanks to a freak of nature: the Sclare/Far Fissure. This fissure in the earth's crust takes water seeping through the earth, heats it to well over 165 degrees, and sends it back up to the surface in steam pits and boil holes. The heat from these pits and holes heats the…

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    Fish With the Family in Michigan Michigan is another state in the United States which is known for its bass fishing. Residents from Michigan are so lucky to have a never ending supply of fresh water lakes, streams, rivers and creeks. It is these fresh water sites which fisherman from all over the world can take advantage of. There are so many places to visit if you are an angler hoping to catch bass. Not only does the state of Michigan provide beautiful clear waters to fish in, but it also…

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