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Mary on Horseback By” Rosemary Wells” Mary Breckinridge was a nurse who helped thousands of people. She lost her two children and decided to dedicate her life to help people in need. She went to the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky where people live in tiny cabins and without running water. They die from simple diseases that could have be treated with simple medicine but there no clinic there .So she decided to piled a clinic and this way help those people .While she was a live she

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she flew, she have been earing dogs following her all the time. She always had to hide, she didn't have a lot of food and she was really tired. She didn't really know where she had to go, so she followed the North star. One day she reached the Ohio river and she knew she had to go throug it to go to the south. But she was too tired so she fell asleep. When she woke up, she saw a black man who told her to follow him. Score : 0/10

is a publicy traded partnership headquartered in Sandusky, Ohio. Cedar Fair’s dedication to providing the best in family entertainment and guest service has kept guests coming back year after year. Today, Cedar Fair is one of the largest and most successful amusement park operators in the world. The partnerships own and operate eleven amusement parks, six outdoor waterparks and one indoor waterpark resort. The parks are located in Ohio, California, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Minnesota

long et n'entrait pas dans la une du journal local, le Cleveland Advertiser[1]. Cleaveland supervisa les plans du centre-ville moderne, organisé autour de Public Square, avant de retourner chez lui définitivement. Il ne se rendit plus jamais en Ohio. Le premier colon de Cleaveland se nommait Lorenzo Carter et construisit une cabane sur les rives de la rivière Cuyahoga. La première année, Cleaveland ne comptait que quatre colons, probablement à cause de l'insalubrité de la zone. Le hameau fut constitué

Huckleberry Chapter 13 Huck and Jim find the men's boat and glide down the river. They search for their raft. Huck feels bad about the men in the wreck and so he comes up with a plan to fix it. However, the rain prevents him from carrying the plan out. They come across a captain and Huck makes up a story about the gang on the wreck. He pleads for the captain to go and rescue the gang, and he agrees. Huck knows that what he did is a good thing, and he is proud of himself for it. Huck and Jim

Mais cette mesure est mal vue des colons qui veulent étendre leur territoire et elle est l'un des facteurs qui contribuera à la Guerre d'indépendance des États-Unis. Les Britanniques cèdent, aux États-Unis, la partie située au nord de la rivière Ohio et à l'ouest des Appalaches à la fin de la Guerre d'indépendance lors du Traité de Paris (1783) mais ils y maintiendront une présence pendant de nombreuses années. Les États de Virginie, Massachusetts, New York, et Connecticut avaient tous des revendications

first inhabited by Native Americans. The state of the Illinois is named after the Native Americans tribe of the same name. In 1634, French explorers came when Jean Nicolet went to the Lake Michigan. In 1669, Robert Cavalier de la Salle explored the Ohio and the Illinois. The first French settlements were founded and then it is especially trading posts. The Illinois became a U.S state in 1818. Presentation of the state The Illinois is a state located in the central U.S that is in the Middle West

however, Jackson and the US Government continued efforts for their removal.   In 1835 the Treaty of New Echota was signed by a "Treaty Party" of about 100 Cherokees. In this agreement, Cherokees gave up all claim to lands east of the Mississippi River in exchange for land in the Indian Territory and the future promise of money, livestock, tools, and other provisional support. This treaty signing and the subsequent removal led to bitter factionalism within the Cherokee Nation and the eventual deaths

les Français installèrent plusieurs avant-postes pour contrôler le commerce de fourrures du bassin du Mississippi. La colonie anglaise de Virginie et le riche marchand londonien John Hanbury III, allié aux frères de George Washington s'y intéressent aussi. En 1748, leur Ohio Company obtient le feu vert pour coloniser le Territoire de l'Ohio, le long de cet affluent du Mississippi, dans un processus qui mènera à la guerre de Sept Ans. En 1784, 1785, 1787 des ordonnances, proposées par Thomas Jefferson, sont votées par