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1. Discovery of gold in american west
   ... He went around the state trying to convince people to by stock in his railroad company, The Central Pacific, as he was sure that Congress would pass the Curtis ...
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2. transcontinental railroad
   ... These railroads were the Union Pacific, Central Pacific, and the Northern Pacific. The Union Pacific came from Omaha in the east ...
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3. The Railroads
   ... the line should move west from Council Bluffs under the direction of the Union Pacific and the east from Sacramento under the auspices of the Central Pacific. ...
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4. Dramatic Rise of Population in the West in the
   ... There were two systems built the Union Pacific building West from Omaha Nebraska, and the Central Pacific Railroad building east from Sacramento California ...
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5. Abraham Lincoln 10pg paper
   ... The Central Pacific Railroad was to lay track eastward from Sacramento. ... Work began on the Central Pacific track in 1863 and on the Union Pacific in 1865. ...
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6. Immigration and Discrimination
   ... railroad camps intensified. Many other Chinese immigrants found work building the Central Pacific Railroad. The railroad company ...
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7. Angel Island
   ... and blasting rocks and earth.ampquot6 Once mining became unprofitable for the Chinese, entire waves of Chinese flocked to work at Central Pacific Railroads, which ...
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8. ocean current
   ... They also caused the monsoon rains to fall over the central Pacific instead of the western side which caused droughts and forest fires throughout Indonesia and ...
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9. Pearl Harbor 5
   ... ampquotIn the Central Pacific, many of the islands the Japanese expected us to attack were bypassed, and the garrisons left to whither and die. ...
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10. El Nino
    ... They also caused the monsoon rains to fall over the central Pacific instead of the western side which caused droughts and forest fires throughout Indonesia and ...
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11. El Nino La Nina
    ... Also, for unknown reasons, a large high pressure system is formed over Australia while a low pressure system is formed over the central Pacific. ...
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12. Hurricane Floyd
    ... The Central Pacific region has names that are of a Polynesian flavor, such as Akoni, Ema, and Keli. In the 19th century the hurricanes were named after Saints. ...
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13. Comparison of Earth and Mars
    ... The Hawaiian Islands, in the central Pacific, are not located at a crustal boundary, and are formed by a longlived hot spot in the Earthamp39s crust. ...
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14. Westward Expansion
    ... The two railway companies, Union Pacific Railroad, who employed veterans from the civil war and the Central Pacific Railway Company who employed overseas ...
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15. El Nino and La Nina Weather
    ... The central Pacific Ocean is an important influence on world weather because itamp39s the largest expanse of open water on the earth Arnold 11. ...
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16. John Glenn Jr.
    ... submarines. That summer John saw his first fighting in the Marshall Islands, located in the central Pacific Ocean. Suffering from ...
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17. Impact on the Railroad
    ... river. Then the United States cheered as the central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads at Promontory, Utah, on May 10, 1969. The ...
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18. Transcontinental Railroad
    A project this big had not yet been undertaken in America and the two companys, the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific needed lots of help from the ...
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19. Michigan
    ... Fueled by technological improvements in the steel industry, the transcontinental railroad was completed, joining Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines at ...
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20. THE RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
    ... constructed. The Union Pacific Railroad Company started building from the east, while the Central Pacific began from the west. The ...
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21. RISE OF BIG BUSINESS
    ... constructed. The Union Pacific Railroad Company started building from the east, while the Central Pacific began from the west. The ...
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22. pol
    ... their first decisive victory in the pacific war at the Battle of Midway, repulsing the Japanese move to gain control of the Central Pacific.ampquotCoakley After ...
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23. El Nino Persuasive Letter
    ... Years later, researchers learned that desert islands in the central equatorial pacific receive little or no rainfall, except for lowindex years when they ...
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24. Why the North won the civil war
    ... was busy inflating the Southern economy, Lincoln was busy chartering two new corporations like the Union Pacific Railroad Company and the Central Pacific. ...
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25. Attack on Pearl Harbor
    ... The US had stopped the Japanese in the central Pacific in the Battle of Midway Snyder. The US had to do something in order to end the war. ...
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26. Reconstrution
    ... Fourfifths of the Central Pacific Railroad workforce was the Chinese, who did almost all of the hard work of pick and shovel, and laying track, for many white ...
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27. Maori
    ... where the first human inhabitants of New Zealand came, but it is generally agreed that Polynesians from eastern Polynesia in the central Pacific reached New ...
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28. Chinese immigration 19th Cent
    ... One of their biggest accomplishments was the Central Pacific Railroad that cut right through the Sierra Nevada mountains, opening up trade between the east and ...
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29. economic system and the role of factors of production in its ...
    ... His career began when he helped found the Central Pacific Railroad, the western half of the first transcontinental rail line, completed in 1869. ...
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30. Volcanoes
    ... The islands of Hawaii, which rise some 5,550 m more than 18,000 ft from the sea floor of the central Pacific, reaching in Mauna Kea a height of 4,205 m ...
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