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which caused rows of black rectangular lines on some streets like Broad Street. The water pumps were depicted by a black dot and inscription that said “Pump.” The centrality of the map was where most of the deaths were located. This portrayed one of the most significant parts of the map. The places of the deaths and water pumps described the close proximity people lived in regards to the water pumps. The cartographer ended the map where there was no more deaths from Cholera to record. The 578 deaths were recorded on the map. The most deaths were in the center of the map and more deaths recorded on the left side of the city than the right side. This depicted that most of the deaths occurred in the west side of Soho District than the east side. The map was in the Soho District in London. The color of the map is simple with black and white. It lacks decorative features, which heightens its scientific appeal. The accuracy of the map pertaining to the location of the deaths revealed the authority of the map.The map uncovered the area where most of the deaths occurred, which in return gave the knowledge to see what was causing the deaths. The constructing of the map needed necessary items such as the data of the deaths, the place of the death, and the locations of the water pumps. All of these items exemplified the accuracy of the map. According to J.B Harley in The New Nature of Maps Essays in the History of Cartography, “The accuracy of maps consists of mirroring their…

In the readings Bracing for gentrification in the South Bronx by and “The SoHo Effect” by Roman Mars. They both talk about gentrification and how it affects permanent residents. Gentrification is used to describe the arrival of wealthier people to an urban district, which relates to increase in rents and property values, and changes in the district character and culture. Gentrification is often used negatively because it has often led to displacement of the poor and establishment of the rich.…

Name: Julio Garcia Class: INTA 1110 GTID: 903178053 “Trump triumphs” is the main title in the New York Times article on 11/9/2016. Previous articles from the New York Times and many other influencing newspapers such as The Washington Post, were criticizing Donald Trump and erroneously predicting his defeat in this year election while supporting Hilary Clinton. Their arguments were mainly that Donald Trump was not fit to be president due to his controversial persona and presented strong…

people vote for Donald Trump? Voters explain.” The Guardian, 2016. Doesn’t want the government to be keeping secrets from him. “Trump is a slimy scumbag, who wears it like a badge of honour. But Trump is exactly what you get, Hillary is a phantom and you can’t know what’s real about her. Fainting in New York saying it was heat when it was a mild day, then saying it was pneumonia finally. Lying straight-faced about her emails.” I don’t understand Paul’s logic. He literally said that Trump is…

Donald Trump was an unexpected runner for this year’s presidential election. At first, many people thought his running for the presidency was a joke. Unfortunately, as time went on, what many thought to be a joke suddenly became more serious as more and more people began to show him support and he shows no sign of dropping out anytime soon. Which is unfortunate since much of what he says is far from being presidential, let alone professional. From what I’ve seen of his speeches and debates, he…

For our informative speech, we were assigned a Republican candidate. I received Donald Trump. We were to present the person in an unbiased manner that would be free from persuasion. When researching and presenting, I focused on more than just his political stance because Trump is a celebrity, rather than a politician, or businessperson like the other candidates (albeit him also being a businessperson). I discussed his early life, his personal life, his career as a businessman and writer, as well…

He is the youngest person in the Republican and Democrat primaries. He holds the most experience per age ratio of any candidate and the trajectory suggests that his judgment will only improve with age. He is the son of blue collar workers and unlike other candidates, he actually had to work his way through school instead of having everything handed to him on a silver platter. His life story represents what the American Dream is suppose to be- that you can rise out of poverty and the next…

took place at Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY between candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The primary topics of the debate were released one week before the debate (“CPD”). While the questions were not released prior to the debate, Lester Holt provided fair and satisfactory questions for each candidate. Assisted by the format which ensured equal opportunities to respond to both candidates, the questions did not seem to play to either candidates’ advantage. They covered relevant…

What you will witness are pictures of Trump’s penthouse on the 66th floor of Trump Tower. It is essentially designed like a Roman (Greek) temple — equipped with Roman style marble pillars, numerous statues and artwork to the gods. Centered on his mantelpiece is nothing other than the painting by Guido Reni, “The Triumph of Apollo led by Aurora”. Underneath the website image it says, “Apollo led by Aurora - the Greek goddess of the dawn, suggesting Trump sees himself the mold of Apollo, Zeus 's…

It’s troubling. But it all seems to be awash this election season. For every Clinton Foundation controversy, there’s a Trump Foundation controversy. For every Whitewater, there’s a Trump University. For every lack of transparency on the email scandal, there’s a lack of transparency on Trump’s finances. For every accusation of Clinton selling access, there is yet another case of Trump buying access. At the end of the day, neither candidate is going to win an award for ethics. This makes it…