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1. Nature 2
   ampquotNatures Undistinguished Elementsampquot On a typical fall day, Lake Michigan can speak a language of its own. The lake relates a story ...
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2. Ernest Hemingway
   ... Ernest Hemingways father did this by taking him fishing and hunting on beautiful Lake Michigan. Ernest Hemingway as a young boy ...
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3. Pullman
   ... In 1855, Mr. Pullman acquired a lot of work in Chicago due to Lake Michigan. ampquotThe land was only a few feet above the level of Lake ...
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4. Michigan
   ... and potatoes. The land along Lake Michigan is one of the most productive fruitgrowing areas in North America. Michigan is ranked ...
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5. Great Lakes
   ... Of the five lakes, Lake Michigan lies entirely with the US while the other four lakes are shared between Canada and the States. ...
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6. The Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington
   ... was estimated to have a surface area of 3,000 square miles and a total volume of 500 cubic miles of water two times that of present day Lake Michigan. ...
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7. Living in a small Town or ...
   Imagine waking up in the morning and looking out the window to see the Sears Tower and Lake Shore Drive and Lake Michigan. Imagine ...
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8. Ernest Hemingway1
   ... 19. Some of his most memorable times of his youth were spent in the familyamp39s summer cottage at Walloon Lake, Michigan. Mrs. Hemingway ...
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9. Iroquois Indians: Considered the Most Important Native Group in ...
   ... the north shore of Chesapeake Bay through Kentucky to the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, then north to the south end of Lake Michigan, then east ...
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10. NoneProvided
    ... In 1878 Rogers Park was incorporated as a village with the natural boundaries west of Lake Michigan extending to the ridge of Ridge Avenue. ...
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11. jesuit priests
    ... The two joined forces, and traveled across Lake Michigan, and all the way down the Mississippi. Once they met the Arkansas River, the two turned back. ...
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12. Native Americans
    ... inhabited area from the upper Michigan in the north all the way to Milwaukee in the south, west to the Wisconsin River and east to Lake Michigan 2. They ...
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13. Zebra Mussels and the Great Lakes
    ... problem. Other organizations like the Lake Michigan Federation are also trying to fight the problems caused by zebra mussels. One ...
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14. The Iroquois
    ... through Kentucky to the intersection of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers then north following the Illinois River to the south end of Lake Michigan east across ...
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15. Grinding It Out
    ... He met his first wife Ethel while he was working in a band at PawPaw lake, Michigan They were married in 1922. He worked several dozen nowhere jobs. ...
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16. The Need for Animal Experimentation
    ... By feeding mink contaminated Carp in Lake Michigan, scientists can asses the impact of contaminants on the Carps reproductive ability. ...
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17. Chicago
    ... The view of Michigan Lake was gorgeous: There were seagulls flying all around us. ... It extends 3,000 feet out from the shore of Michigan Lake. ...
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18. Goundwater
    ... Many farmers are crying out to have water pumped south from lake Michigan, but the impact would be devastating to the water levels of the Great Lakes and to ...
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19. Cold Fusion
    ... and Fleischman pointed out that a power source the size of a cigarette lighter could power the entire city and the top 10 feet of Lake Michigan could power the ...
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20. Invasion of the Zebra Mussels
    ... The intake pipes in Lake Michigan and elsewhere are covered with mussels. Without being removed, they contaminate water and move on to clog up city pipes. ...
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21. African American Heritage in Chicago
    ... this animosity was demonstrated in a terrible week of rioting beginning with the drowning of AfricanAmerican youth Eugene Williams off a Lake Michigan beach. ...
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22. The War of 1812
    ... Britain has influenced Indians around Lake Michigan to resist white settlement. This was one of the primary reasons the English were chosen as our foe. ...
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23. Ernest Hemingway
    ... Growing up in his environment was difficult. The best times he had were on family trips to hunt and fish at Wallon Lake, Michigan. ...
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24. When Chicago Burned
    ... the city. Thousands of people fled to the safe haven, of the beaches and shores along the edge of Lake Michigan. By Monday newspapers ...
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25. Police Brutality
    ... that illustrate police prejudice and brutality: o 1919 Chicago A young black man was killed while swimming in a predominantly white area of Lake Michigan. ...
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26. Knute Rockne
    ... He picked beets and corn for ten cents a hour on farms north of Chicago and he also help a parttime job on Lake Michigan Ferry. ...
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27. Modern Architecture
    ... It included plans for a civic center with radiating boulevards, a system of city parks, 5 and preservation of the Lake Michigan lakefront. ...
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28. The Grea Calamity
    ... untouched. For example, the union stockyards, and miles of Lake Michigan docks escaped the fire without harm. Similarly, railroad ...
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29. The Chicago Stockyards, Upton
    ... Because Chicago was a growing industrialized city next to a massive body of water, Lake Michigan, rats were a growing a continuous problem that was essentially ...
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30. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
    ... Anyone who passes through that shipping channel knows what lies beneath him or her on the bottom of Lake Superior. This year Michiganamp39s historical society has ...
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