Formal Critique of “Indian Summer Hudson River”

Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) is an American artist and a member of Hudson River School. He painted outside of New York and was the first Hudson River artist who saw one of the undeveloped Western painters. The picture of Billstatt is paying more attention to the sublime of nature. His work "The Indian Summer Hudson River" was completed in 1861. It is a canvas picture with 24 inches in height and 41 inches in width. You can see the remote location of the Hudson River. Late afternoon, the sun is starting to be decent.

Discussion on PCB contamination in the Hudson River is over in the summer of this year when the Environmental Protection Agency issued a preliminary report on how the Environmental Protection Agency should purify toxic polychlorinated biphenyl accumulated in Hudson. Fish, slowly enter the food chain. Existing environmental dredging techniques already exist and can be used effectively to eliminate PCB contamination hot spots upstream of the Hudson River and then cause more damage. As long as large amounts of PCB concentrate in upstream river sediments, they can be effectively removed from rivers. Today and everyday, the PCB is washed away from the Hudson River Upstream, spreading in Hudson's ecosystem and elsewhere, and our water, food and even air are contaminated. Polychlorinated biphenyl is not good either for rivers or for us. Even if we contaminate our river, it is true that GE benefits only. We need to take action as soon as possible

The most important place for Indians to join the arsenal is the Hudson River. The Indians who were battling winter camp near the confluence of the Hosik and Hudson rivers in northern Albany. And it became Abenaki Abbey of St. Lawrence along the French. British prisoners reported that after one of the trade fairs the Indians in battle could have 2,100 young people. Most of them were equipped with excellent fire protection equipment and were full of ammunition.

Multilateral imperial politics caused indigenous arms race competition and brought Native American violent transformation

European settlers played an important role in multipolar politics in India. Indeed, the first colony in the northeast - New France in the St. Lawrence River, Plymouth near the Cape Cod, New Holland in the Hudson River - is not as impressive as the population. However, they are doing a wide range of businesses. A true flock in the 1630's. Thousands of British Puritans arrived at the Massachusetts colony, and soon spread to Connecticut River Valley, Narragansett Bay, and East Long Island. These developments are the real first stage of European conquest, but this is clear in the review. In contrast, the Indians believe that the colony is a new powerful alliance to guide potential trading partners, especially guns, and their local competitors.

Multilateral imperial politics caused indigenous arms race competition and brought Native American violent transformation