... up food production. The plots were too small to employ machinery, which lowered the capacity for economic gain or mobility. Most of the gains in agriculture were due to large farms or packing plants.11 Widespread pollution also contributed to the reaction against industrial progress. Industry contributes about fifteen percent of the pollution. Car exhaust causes about eighty percent of the ... of Solitude," expresses the isolation South America still exists in. In Marquez's view, solitude is inevitable; in its redundancy, social habituation can ruin the emotional strength of even the cl...

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... free labor, they brought music, dance and language to the America's, making it the most diverse region in the world at the time. The increase of female slave population made family life more possible in 1720. Inter-breeding helped diversify the nation and eventually Michel-Guillaume de Crévecoeur said about the Americas, "strange mixture of blood, which you will ... several regions. New England specifically had religious and ethnic tolerance in the Rhode Island colony; however the rest of New England led a very conservative, puritan lifestyle. The northern villages and farms became a t...

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... go out to find dead bodies to look to see how many had dead for their country. The Americans had found 150 Japanese fighter planes. They had found them in farms and navy bases and army bases and feilds and houses. The Japanese had done a horriable thing that morning that would change America for ever. Rosevelt said that this will be ... remembered for ever in America and that it will be remember by its horr, disugsh, scareynish, amazement, and Sorro / pitty. Many people had family members in the army and navy and now they gone and they will never see them again. Many great countries hav...

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