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3)Margaret Conrad, "The Politics of Place: Regionalism and Community in Atlantic Canada," The Constitutional Future of the Prairies and Atlantic Canada (1992): 18-36

provinces, Manitoba and British Columbia. Each the earlier mentioned events are a few of the

Hillmer, Norman. "Newfoundland Joins Canada." The Canadian Encyclopedia. Canadian Encyclopedia, 04 Jan. 2013. Web. 13 Nov. 2015.

The population change data in the Northeast Mid-Atlantic region of this map shows that the region has mostly experienced a decline in population. This decline also affects the surrounding Northern regions with few exceptions in states such as Delaware, Virginia and Ohio. This region is the backbone of the manufacturing belt and perhaps the major urban development area in the United States since mid-1800s. Despite having the highest population density at the present day, it has been notable through recent decades that there was significant population movement towards the South and the West. This Sun Belt region has been a major attraction for people in the North due to its richness in amenities. This can be seen in the map as places such as

West Florida is starkly different from the preconceived images most U.S citizens have of Florida which consist of huge beaches filled with foreign tourist, high-class hotels and exotic cars. Instead, West Florida contains a mixture of southern agrarian roots and small tight knit communities that have become hallmarks of the deep souths perception. One such area which exemplifies the deep southern aspects of west Florida is the Cove, a small inlet which is located near the current location of Panama City, FL and bordered on it North eastern, southern and western portions by the Massalina Bayou and the St. Andrews Bay. The Cove is a beautifully slightly reclusive settlement that fostered a very inclusive tight knit community in Florida since its first settlements in the 18th century. Jeannie Cooper time stakingly interviewed and researched numerous families in the area to accumulate a detailed history of the Cove through the eyes of the generational families who resided in the area. These

Norwich Connecticut is known as “The Rose of New England”. The city of Norwich, Connecticut was founded in 1659 when settlers from Old Saybrook, Connecticut purchased the land from the local Native American Mohegan Tribe. The area first supported farms and businesses. In the 19th century Norwich came to be known as a manufacturing city because of its many large mills. In 1694 residents built a public landing for easier trade at the head of the Thames River. Norwich manufactured textiles, armaments and specialty items. Norwich is located on three rivers: the Yantic, Shetucket and the Thames. Norwich is 28.06 square miles and primarily urban (97%) and

Smith’s (2015) evaluation of the Toronto as the “Belfast of Canada” is important because it defines the existence of a strong pro-Ulster faction of Irish Protestant that received large-scale support from the British government to countermand the rise of Irish Catholicism in the city. In this manner, the term, “The Belfast of Canada”, defines the undercurrent of hostility and social barriers that created such political and social tensions for Irish Catholics in Toronto in the 1860s. This posthumous term defined the existing struggles between Protestant and Catholic Irish tat would be historically compared to the struggles in Belfast:

Needed. That is just one of the many words that pop into my mind when I hear the word Confederation. My fellow fathers of confederation as many of you may already know I am John. A. Macdonald and I am very much in favor of confederation. When I was just a little boy I moved from Scotland to amazing Canada West. That is who I am here representing. Since a young boy I have always thought that Confederation would be a great idea. I have over the years realized what this would bring to all of us. My fellow colonies of Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island I will tell you today in beautiful Charlottetown P.E.I why I believe so much in confederation. I will change any doubters to believers of confederation. Today will change history for the next generations to come, that is your children and all their children to come. One vote could change everything. It can take us a long way.

Canada was split into Ontario and Quebec and with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick formed the

The issue with the re-developing of New Orleans is an area that has been debated between governors, investors, urban planners, residents and other professionals since hurricane Katrina, the costliest “natural” disaster in 2005. This wonderful place, is a Louisiana city near the Gulf of Mexico. Its strategic position, becomes the exit of the great Mississippi-Missouri river system, which drains the interior North of America. New Orleans is one of the lowest spots in the United States, it is already as much as 17 feet below sea level in some places, and it continues to sink more than an inch a year. Re-developing New Orleans will be a difficult aspect because of its location, topography and weather conditions. However, New Orleans is one of the most culturally rich urban

All for one and one for all, united we stand divided we fall.― Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers. Individuals who become independence or leave their group could not develop activity as they are in a group, which is because group give your support and maximize one's advantages, let alone groups being accompany with you when you feeling depressed or go through failure. The power of a group is spectacular, whereas individuals only could be a “great” person without a group expressing his idea. A simple example will display the essence of this idea which is called “group effect” in psychology that individuals will stimulate them and make them be well-being. Similarity, as a country, it needed to be a whole to present its best side. Quebec the

Immediately south of Alaska, located in the British Columbia, by the basins of the Naas and Skeena Rivers, lived the Tsimshian. One of the dialects out of four located in that region. Basin of Skeena was known for it’s famine almost all year round because of it’s weather. There were a couple different seasons that took place in that region. Before the famine arrives they travel along the coast in boats to take up position on the fishing grounds. Starting February 15th was the beginning of the first season known as “Month when Candlefish is Eaten” which lasted until March 15th. This name was purposely given because this is when they fished for candlefish. Right after this season came “Month when Candlefish is cooked” which lasted until April 15th. This season was taboo to men because men used their breasts to press the fish in order to remove the oil from them which made it strictly prohibited to the women since they were obligated to use their naked breasts to press the fish. Right after that season, arrived the Salmon months from June and July when the tribes from the region fished for salmon. At the end around November 15th was the “Taboo Month” which marked the inauguration of the great winter ceremonies. All the dates in the introduction seems to start or end on the 15th of each month just like, how number seven played an important role in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Neither in the story or the the introduction of the tribes it mentions the importance of 15 but according to

You are international marketing manager for Queensland Barb-b-ques (QBBQ), an Australian manufacturer of outdoor cooking equipment. Founded in 1958, QBBQ began with a single product -- a cast iron barb-b-que plate that was sold to be used in brick barb-b-ques that were popular during that era. By the late 1970s, QBBQ had begun to expand its product line as the baby-boomer generation matured and began cooking meals outdoors in a different way and on a more regular basis. During this period, the company experienced rapid growth and diversified into related merchandise such as kettle barb-b-ques and portable barb-b-ques, among other products.

Canada is the second largest land mass of any country and is composed of 10 provinces, and three territories; However, Quebec and Ontario make up the majority of the seats in the house of commons. Political parties must gain the support of either Quebec or Ontario if they want to win a federal

Diplomacy does not happen overnight, and the true tale of hardship and bickering over Northern Ireland is proof of that. Ireland and England failed to agree on who held the power of Northern Ireland for over 30 years until the Good Friday Agreement, a form of diplomacy between the countries, took place. Before that time, many soldiers and innocent citizens of Northern Ireland lost their lives. Religious fights broke out between Catholic and Protestant residents. Political figures from countries like Wales and the United States came together to help put an end to the bitter relations of the European countries (Delaney). After many years of hard feelings and failed attempts at bringing peace to Ireland and England, the countries came