Importance of Land in Early America 
.... Yes, the new
America was a
land of immigrants, but it was white immigrants, not slaves that moved West and South and made
land the most valuable commodity. ....
(1182
5
)
Fat Land & Obesity in America
Fat
Land is a funny and informative book an interesting read. .... makes some excellent points about the prevalence and dangers of obesity in
America, where he says ....
(1132
5
)
America - the land of freedom of opportunity
America - the
land of freedom and opportunity. .... With such a state of influence on social policy, will
America ever again truly be the
land of the free? ....
(2482
10
)
Argument on Columbus' Discovery of America
.... explorer first landed in the "New World," Columbus (or Erikson) did not "discover
America." To claim that the Europeans "discovered" such a
land is clearly ....
(1899
8
)
America's national parks
America's national parks face the same essential problem as every other public .... involve other benefits in the form of mining, grazing
land, forestry, water ....
(1105
4
)
Struggle of American Indian in Modern America
.... reservations were viewed as an obsolete means of assimilating Indians into
America. .... by individual Indian families, who would thenceforth own the
land in their ....
(2556
10
)
Charles Bailey's The Land Was Ours
.... knowledge. Bailey's history of this important period in
America allows readers to do the same. Bailey, Charles W. The
Land Was Ours. ....
(1135
5
)
EARLY INDUSTRIALISM IN AMERICA
.... Colonial
America possessed rich agricultural
land and substantial deposits of iron and coal (then largely unknown or inaccessible because of the formidable ....
(1408
6
)
South America's Amazon River
.... Tales and samples of strange bouncing balls from South
America had been told throughout Europe ever .... But when the trees are cut down in strips, the
land dries up ....
(1984
8
)
Histories of Colonization in North America
.... by the very specific details of the
land and terrain that he and his party traveled through, glimpsing into the physical world itself of North
America in the ....
(1523
6
)
1908 Living and Technology in America
.... George and Peter rose in the ranks, bought more than 4 acres of
land from their .... Patricia, our ten-year-old son, and I moved to
America with the pounds we had ....
(1371
5
)
America and the California Dream
.... did not help the Spanish situation. Here was virgin
land in a beautiful setting for the asking. Visiting ship captains also looked ....
(3001
12
)
Human Rights & Economics in Latin America I
.... human rights conditions of Latin
America. Most countries throughout the area have a long legacy of exploitation. Rural peasants and non-
land owners, migrant ....
(4640
19
)
Sacrifices in the Making of the United States
.... Even the writers of our own Constitution-brilliant men such as Ben Franklin- collaborated to draft a document stating that
America would be a
land in which all ....
(541
2
)
Manchild in the Promised Land
.... Manchild in the Promised
Land. .... He coauthored The Swiss Way of Welfare: Lessons for the Western World (1986) and Poverty in
America: The Welfare Dilemma (1981). ....
(5620
22
)
Women in Colonial Latin America
.... and become major literary figures, indicates that women in colonial Latin
America had as .... The presence of women in an alien
land, and above all the flourishing ....
(2334
9
)
Women of Colonial Latin America
.... and become major literary figures, indicates that women in colonial Latin
America had as .... The presence of women in an alien
land, and above all the flourishing ....
(2334
9
)
US Military Intervention in Latin America AMERICAN MILITARY ...
.... justification for Ameri can military intervention in Latin
America, which concludes .... late 1880s, "when individual commercial interests acquired
land to partici ....
(4931
20
)
Land, Real Estate and Development
.... in North
America 1s apathy and a sense of helpless malaise in the face of the overwhelm ing situation: The problems connected with the ownership of
land lie at ....
(3512
14
)
Female Metaphor in US History & Literature
.... In considering how women immigrants to
America used metaphors about the
land, Kolodny finds that they do not avoid the feminine metaphor as such, but they ....
(1713
7
)
The US Empire: Its Origins
.... Basically, American needed the space, and God had ordained the
land for
America so the nation could fulfill its messianic mission. ....
(2184
9
)
Money, Race, and Culture Today
.... a large and seemingly permanent underclass of the poor. The idea that
America is a
land of equal opportunity is patently untrue. ....
(752
3
)
Greek vs. American Cultures
....
America is a
land of opportunity, material success, and achievement. Greece is a
land of camaraderie, familial connectedness, and enjoyment. ....
(888
4
)
Comparison of Greek & American Cultures
....
America is a
land of opportunity, material success, and achievement. Greece is a
land of camaraderie, familial connectedness, and enjoyment. ....
(888
4
)
Role of Women & Men in Colonial Latin America
.... and become major literary figures, indicates that women in colonial Latin
America had as .... The presence of women in an alien
land, and above all the flourishing ....
(2334
9
)
Applicability of the UD to Indigenous Peoples
.... Lobbyists grow fat on their fees, while Native Americans and their
land continue to be treated as if they hardly mattered in
America's "rainbow" democracy. ....
(2315
9
)
Asian American Identity Prior to WWII
....
America was the golden promised
land for millions throughout the world before World War II, a
land where a man born in a log cabin could become president ....
(1395
6
)
Native Americans and Whites: 1600-1820
.... Imre Sutton (Ed.), Irredeemable
America: The Indians' Estate and
Land Claims, (pp. 337 362). .... Irredeemable
America: The Indians' Estate and
Land Claims. ....
(2322
9
)
Analysis of a Speech by FD Roosevelt
.... Roosevelt then reflected on the development of
America and the Western frontier, the fact that
land was free to anyone with the will to work it, and that ....
(1348
5
)
Easy Rider
.... those outside their subculture is with a run down farmer and his family, who are presented as the concept of a return to the
land, the
land that is
America. ....
(1481
6
)
