The second article I read was “William Clark's World: Describing America in an Age of Unknowns,” by Peter J. Kastor. This article about how Meriwether Lewis and William Clark who explored the newly obtained American land. Kastor wrote this article to inform his reader about the obstacles the two explorers had to over come to maintain accurate reports about the new land. The article focuses on the Territory of Louisiana rather than the negotiations and political views of the land. After reading the two articles by Peter Kastor and Frank Brencher, both about the Louisiana Purchase, both also had different views.
For example, the British National Party (BMP) is primarily concerned with issues of race and immigration. The Green Party, although developing manifestos on a wide range of issues, places greatest emphasis on environmental issues such as pollution and climate change. This can make it difficult for people to decide if a certain organization is a PG or a PP. Another reason why sometimes it is hard to distinguish between PG and PP is because some PG are so closely associated with governmental policy and discussion that it changes their perceived status. A good example would be the NFU which is regularly consulted by government on issues concerning the farmers in the country.
Hector St. John de Crevecoeur vs. Arthur Schlesinger Jr. In comparing the writings of Hector St. John de Crevecoeur What is an American, and Arthur Schlesinger The Cult of Ethnicity, Good and Bad you find that even though both writers focused there writings around diversity and culture they are both sharing two different views on the topic of diversity among people in America. The two writers lived 186 years apart from one another. The time difference causes the writers to see thing in a different perspective, due to the world event going on around them at that particular time. Both had strong feelings on Americas mixing of culturs, religions and beliefs.
(Clugston, 2010) Also, I will explain the difference between the poem “The Road Less Taken” and the short story, “I Used to Live Here Once”. A journey has a different meaning according to different people. Some people take into consideration the great meaning of each step that is taken, whereas others may focus on destination and fail to recognize the value of the factors that helped them get there. One may say, “To each their own” and that is
Both the New England and the Chesapeake settlers had their own beliefs and expectations of what they would find in the New World. Separate motives were the basis of the two different lifestyles. Beginning in the colonial period through the 1700, these emigrants took different pathways based primarily on their intended search on this new continent. Factors sprouting from the intentions include religious, political, economic, geographic, and social factors. Geography itself played an important role in some social factors that differentiated the development of the two regions.
She described the experiences of her captivity occurred during the King Philippe’s War. (Lepore 127) The dichotomies mentioned at the beginning -Cain and Abel; Israel and Palestine; Romulo and Remo; Huascar and Atahualpa- did have a pattern of self destruction. New England and Chesapeake societies were different from their origins. The people that formed those new cities come from different social extraction from their original England. Those different ways to see the world were the framework they used to create solutions for their problems and answers for their questions.
It also benefits in marketing, as their primary means of marketing is word of mouth, and boat shows. The quality and innovation they provide, their prime location, and their efficiency are all part of their strategy allowing them to exceed customer expectations, remain competitive in the business, as well as making the business profitable and able to grow. Silver Ships is pursuing focused differentiation. They make customized products, which are not widely distributed, that customers are willing to pay extra for. 2) Explain the competitive pressures facing the aluminum military and workboat industry.
Question One The English settlements of Jamestown and Massachusetts Bay Colony had many differences. The settlers chose to go these colonies for many different reasons. Some wanted a chance to have their own farm land, others sought religious freedom. Ultimately, it had to do with their pursuit of a better life in the New World. The three most interesting practices that settlers did in these colonies had to do with their health, their pastimes, and their crimes and punishments.
In the 1600s, the New England colonies and the Chesapeake Bay region colonies were settled, both by the English. Over time, in the 1700s, both of these colonies had made their own out of what they had to live by. They both had different things to think and worry about even though they were settled by the same country; therefore the Chesapeake Bay region colonies and the New England colonies had a lot of differences, but some similarities also. The New England colonies and the Chesapeake Bay region colonies settled for two different reasons. The New England’s population settles for freedom from religious prosecution.
The first is as a spatial concept which refers to locality, the second considers culture and identity, the third boundaries and conflict and finally governance (Mooney & Neal, 2009). Blackshaw (2010) describes community as more than the total of its individual parts, these being locality, a shared sense of belonging and the social network. Community is often viewed sentimentally with individuals having an imaginary view of a perfect, welcoming and safe environment (Day, 2006). The term community is overused in general vocabulary and has now become ambiguous and unclear in its meaning. Nisbet, as far back as 1967, recognised the importance of the idea of community; however he also recognised there was a danger of its meaning becoming diluted.