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This paper describes, through the help of web, extracts of the history of Phnom Penh with a background of Cambodia.

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This paper details geographical issues in the Klondike gold rush of 1898. It outlines the geology of the region and gold, the Yukon River system, the unique problems posed by the journey to the gold fields, and its impact on politics and economics in the region.

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This paper discusses the tourist gaze through examples of photos of Hollywood. The thesis is underlined. The tourist gaze is a matter of consumption, and taking photos is a form of consumption.

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This paper is about investment opportunities in Zambia. Zambia is landlocked and shares its boundaries with eight other countries. It is part of the high African plateau, everywhere more than 1,0001 m above sea level, except in the valleys of the Zambezi River and its tributaries, the Luangwa and Kafue. The Zambian economy revolves around the copper industry, the source of virtually all export revenue.

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This paper presents the history and geography of Iceland's formation from a geological perspective and contains various sources and a glossary.

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This is a 4 page paper on the general overview of the country of Andorra presented within an organized format.

Tags: andorra

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This paper outlines the history of cartography as an art and as a mapping field.

Tags: cartography

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This paper evaluates the factors that led to the rise of the Atlantic World towards the end of the second half of the seventeenth century. It will mainly focus on the economic prosperity of the Atlantic World and include some elements of the Industrial Revolution.

Tags: rise, atlantic, world

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This is on the topic of the heart of the city of Santa Monica. The paper presents Santa Monica as a city with almost anything a person would desire in a location, whether for tourists or for residents.

Tags: santa, monica

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This paper discusses housing, business issues, employment questions, and other subjects important to persons relocated to California.

From the Paper
"California has long been seen as a magnet for people relocating from one state to another. The movement to California has been especially high at certain points in American history, notably during the Gold Rush beginning in 1849 and in the 1930s as thousands of people fled the Dust Bowl conditions in places like Oklahoma and Kansas and moved to California in search of better conditions. Since the 1920s, there has been an ongoing movement of hopefuls from around the world to the Los Angeles region to pursue a dream in Hollywood or to find work in the defense plants."

Tags: business, move

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This paper defines and illustrates ten key concepts in economic geography. They range from Globalization to 'localized economies of scale.' Each of the terms is illustrated through references to the contemporary Canadian business environment.

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This paper outlines its political history. The author addresses some of the current problems facing Chad. The paper points out how the geography of the country impacts its development.

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This paper shows how Ridings examines many different aspects of Mexican society, including the economy, the political system and culture. The author explains that the writer examines the nation's urgent problems and attempts to explain the historical basis for how Mexicans feel and think. The author eports that Ridings' main argument is that Mexico must resist Americanization and apply its own solutions to its own problems.

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The Yellow Fever as it is known hampered the completion of the Panama Canal. This paper explores the many problems caused by the yellow fever in the building of the Panama Canal. .

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The state of Nigeria is a European geographical concept imposed on African reality. This dissonance is revealed in the both the country's colonial past and its present dysfunction. It also echoes throughout the diverse literature produced in the area for a century.