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    "The Original Reality Show" portrays the late 1800's, an era where cowboys, Indians, and war were the rage. When the Indian war ended with the surrender of the Indians to the U.S. army things started changing in the Wild West. Buffalo Bill Cody was an American icon that had a great life and career. He witnessed firsthand the war and conquering the Native Americans. Buffalo Bill had a passion for the Wild West and war. Buffalo Bill decided he wanted to take his passion and entertain and educate the

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    Research Paper #2. Born in the state of Wyoming in 1912, to be later deemed as the, “Most powerful painter in contemporary America”, Jackson Paul Pollock, the “action painter”, was born. (1). Though Pollock had a rough childhood including an empty upbringing and numerous changes in residence across the United States, in the end, it all in the influenced his style of art. After moving to New York City in the 1930s, Pollock worked with numerous surrealists, muralists and others who influenced and

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    The state of Wyoming permits the first law in the country granting women over the age 21 the right to vote. Subsequently assembly the Union in 1890s, it turns into the first state to permit women the right to vote in elections, though in 1887, Kansas permitted women to vote in elections. The colonies embrace the English system of property ownership for married women, implication women cannot own assets in their own name or keep a type of profit. By early 1900s, all states will have accepted legislation

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    Westward Expansion

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    While the western United States was growing rapidly, the means on transportation across the great plains was a very long and dangerous trek. With the growing desire for western settlements, the Transcontinental Railroad would offer a much faster and safer means of travel to the western states. The railroad would also be capable of carrying goods to and from the West. There were some primary motives for the United States Government to promote and be so largely involved with the building of the railroad

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    He must have liked the way blayne answered the question. News spread about town like a wildfire. Everyone was asking me, “So is blayne going to wyoming.?” I just answered with a simple, “We don’t know yet.” Soon enough Montana State University heard about it and immediately called blayne and offered him a scholarship. The night after blayne got a second scholarship, I went over to my friend Carl’s

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    In the northern part of Wyoming there is a park that holds a long history, both good and bad. Stories of spirits come from the park and one of the stories is centered around one of the hotels in the park. Whispers of a poorly wronged soul who wanders the hotel and while normally a peaceful spirit, she is still capable of violence. Though we will discuss this later. In the frigid Winter, the year of which escapes my knowledge, a young man and few of his friends stayed at the hotel and left with an

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    town’s attention but was recognized on a national level. Labeled as a hate crime you learn so much more about the people’s identity like Matthew Shepard as a homosexual, the tragedy of a man/son/friend that struck a town, and how people see Laramie, Wyoming as their home built by a community. Everyone identifies in their own way weather your Christian, Catholic, heterosexual, homosexual, white, black, purple, or even yellow.

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    of Wyoming has been described as one of most prolific states as far as energy resources are concerned. Please provide your take on this state's resources and how they are being utilized. Does the state have a plan on how to curtail pollution in the long-run? Wyoming accounts for a major percentage of coal mined all over the United States. Wyoming's Powder River Basin holds the eight largest coal mines of the United States. Wyoming obtains more than 90% of the state’sdomestic coal from Wyoming. The

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    Wyoming Detox Case Study

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    Wyoming Detox The greatest drug threats to Wyoming residents during 2014 included alcohol, alcohol with a secondary drug, amphetamines and marijuana. These substances were responsible for sending a large number of individuals into Wyoming drug and alcohol rehab centers during 2014. Treatment centers enrolled 5,374 individuals for drug and alcohol addiction during 2014 with 65.4% of these admissions being male and 34.6% being female. The largest group to receive treatment was between the ages of 21-25

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    A glance into Wyoming history takes researchers back to the year 1792. According to historian Charles Coutant there is a map in the archives in Paris, France, which contains a map drawn up by Jesuits. The map from what Coutant’s indicates is a topographically correct map of the Black Hills and Black Horn Mountains, which is part of today’s state of Wyoming. It is not necessary with this thesis to go quite this far back into Wyoming history to have an understanding of the birth of the Territory

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