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Esthela Caito is from San Marcos, CA and enjoys the beach, In N out, and interesting architecture. She has worked at Vector Marketing and Stater Brothers. Globalization has interconnected the world through technology, trade agreements, and cultural blending due to migration and missionaries. Over summer break, she took a trip to Baja California where she saw differences in culture from driving to housing. Possessions like cell phones and cars contain parts made around the world.
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Dr. Laszlo Kreizler is a famous alienist, or psychologist, who works to solve the murder of a boy in lower Manhattan. He connects this case to another where two children were killed. Sara Howard is the first female police department hire who assists in the investigations. John Moore is a reporter who wants to catch the serial killer in lower Manhattan along with Kreizler.
Themes from the next hundred million by joel
1) Kotkin believes that America's population will grow to 400 million people by 2050, driven mainly by growth in Asian and Hispanic populations.
2) Major US cities like Los Angeles will continue growing, while interior "heartland" regions will also see population growth as people seek more mixed urban-rural environments.
3) Racial diversity and barriers will decrease significantly, with non-Hispanic whites becoming a minority after 2050, though family, community, and religion will remain important cultural foundations.
Themes from the next hundred million by joel
1) Kotkin believes that America's population will grow to 400 million people by 2050, driven mainly by growth in Asian and Hispanic populations.
2) Major US cities like Los Angeles will continue growing, and suburban communities with both urban and rural characteristics will emerge across the country.
3) Racial barriers will diminish and non-Hispanic whites will become a minority by 2050, though family, community, and religion will remain important American values.
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The document summarizes the history of how Los Angeles and Panama obtained reliable water sources. For Los Angeles, William Mulholland realized they needed a new water supply and proposed transporting water from the Owens Valley over 200 miles away via an aqueduct completed in 1913. For Panama, Ferdinand de Lesseps initially led a French effort to build a canal in the 1880s that failed due to disease and lack of technology, before the US took over the project in the early 1900s and opened the Panama Canal in 1914 after overcoming similar challenges. Both projects transformed the regions by bringing new water sources and development.
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The document summarizes the history of building two important water infrastructure projects: the Los Angeles Aqueduct and the Panama Canal. It describes how William Mulholland realized Los Angeles needed a new water source, and oversaw the construction of the Los Angeles Aqueduct to bring water over 200 miles from the Owens Valley. It also outlines the early failed French attempt to build the Panama Canal, and how the U.S. later took over the project, using new technologies and machinery to overcome diseases and terrain challenges to complete the canal by 1914, linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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The document summarizes the history of building two important water infrastructure projects: the Los Angeles Aqueduct and the Panama Canal. It describes how William Mulholland addressed Los Angeles' lack of water by constructing an aqueduct to divert water from the Owens River over 200 miles away. It also outlines the multiple attempts to build a canal through Panama, first by the French who failed due to disease and lack of technology, before the U.S. eventually succeeded in the early 1900s after taking control of the Panama region. Both projects transformed their respective regions by overcoming geographical and technical challenges to provide crucial water resources.
California
California has a long history dating back to when Spanish explorers first arrived in the 16th century believing it was an island. It is a geographically diverse state with coastal plains, mountain ranges, and fault lines. For centuries, many native tribes inhabited California prior to European settlement, with diverse cultures and languages. During Mexican rule in the early 19th century, goals were to secularize the missions and promote trade and land grants, but this proved difficult. The economy was based around family and contact with outsiders brought changes. American trappers arrived in the 1820s, and later the Great Depression led to increased labor organizing and major strikes in industries like agriculture and canning.
Marriage in india
Marriage customs vary significantly across India's religious groups. For Hindus, which make up 83% of the population, marriage is considered a religious duty and parents arrange marriages between individuals of the same caste. Brides traditionally wear ornate saris and jewelry and weddings last 3 or more days. Dowries, where the bride's family provides property or wealth, were historically common but are now illegal. For India's Muslim and Sikh minorities, criteria like caste, chastity and maintaining family lineage are important in selecting spouses. Wedding customs incorporate religious rituals and community celebrations.
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California has a long history of diversity, beginning with the Native Americans who lived there for centuries prior to European settlement. When the Spanish first arrived in the 16th century, they encountered the indigenous populations and initially believed California was an island inhabited by black Amazons. Over subsequent centuries, California attracted immigrants from around the world, including Mexico, Latin America, Asia, the Dust Bowl states, and refugees fleeing places like Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. By the 1990s and 2000s, census data showed minorities had become the majority in California, with the largest ethnic groups being Hispanic, Caucasian, and Asian.
Characters from the alienist
John Moore is a crime reporter determined to solve the murder of a child prostitute. He works closely with the investigation team, performing autopsies and dealing with mob attacks. Dr. Laszlo Kreizler is a psychiatrist who helps the team understand the killer's psychology. He realizes he made a mistake in dismissing Sara's theory about a woman influencing the killer's childhood. Sara contributes important insights to the team and saves Moore and Kreizler by shooting the mob leader.
Robert e. lee
This document provides biographical information about Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the American Civil War. It notes that Lee was born in Virginia in 1807 and declined an offer to lead the Union Army because Virginia seceded from the Union. As a military strategist, Lee employed effective tactics like entrenchments and convex battle lines that allowed reinforcements, but he was eventually forced to surrender to Ulysses S. Grant in 1865 as the Confederacy lost strength.
Robert e. lee
Robert E. Lee was born in 1807 in Virginia and commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the American Civil War. He declined an offer to lead the Union Army because Virginia seceded from the Union. Though he disagreed with slavery and secession, he remained loyal to Virginia. Lee was a skilled military strategist who favored offensive strategies but defensive tactics. Some of his most notable victories include the Battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. After several defeats in 1862-1863, it became clear the Confederacy would lose the war. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House in 1865, effectively ending the Civil War.
History of arranged marriage in india
Arranged marriage has a long history in India and has undergone significant changes over time. Originally, girls were married very young, before puberty, and had no choice or say in their partner. Now, arranged marriages involve more input from both individuals, who must consent, and love marriages have become more popular as social reforms have increased women's independence. While still important culturally, arranged marriages now occur later in life and with consideration of the bride and groom's compatibility and preferences.
Struggle and survivalpart2h
The document profiles several individuals who struggled against discrimination in the late 1700s-early 1800s:
- Michaela Angela Carrillo was a Native American widow in Mexico who sold pulque and wanted her illegitimate daughters to inherit her property, which her son contested.
- Francisco Baquero was a shoemaker in Buenos Aires who faced racial discrimination as a mestizo trying to join a guild. He appealed to authorities in Madrid and later a segregated non-white guild was permitted.
- Damiana da Cunha was a catechist among the Caiapo people in Brazil who helped them adapt to settlers while maintaining aspects of their culture.
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- 1. Esthela Caito Hometown: San Marcos, CA Favorite Things: The beach In N out Interesting architecture Being healthy Jobs: Vector Marketing (Cutco) Stater Brothers
- 2. Globalization The world today is very different from the way in which my Grandparents lived. Technology also makes everything global. The internet can connect people from all parts of the world. As companies outsource, they interconnect our world. Trade agreements like the European Union and the World Trade Organization are also a part of globalization. The blending of cultures is an example of globalization; migration, and missionaries
- 4. Possessions Things like cell phones, clothing, cars, and other supplies come from manufacturing companies. The individual parts of these items may be made in different parts of the world.