By Eamonn Stewart, Evan Cohen, and Mathew Partin

The Vehicle 2011 Ural motorcycle with sidecar Electric Motor Equal to 26-33 mpg Orange Roomy sidecar Double seated motorcycle

Scranton, PA

Erie, PA

Splash Lagoon

Skiing in Salt Lake City

San Francisco

Los Angeles

Beach in Los Angeles

Las Vegas

Erie History Founded by the Iroquois Confederacy The French later built a fort there in 1753 Was an important railroad hub in the 19th century The British captured Erie after the French and Indian war The Americans finally conquered it after the Revolutionary war Named after the Eriez tribe

Erie Physical Environment Harsh Climate Right next to Lake Erie Lots of precipitation Culture has been impacted by being prepared for heavy precipitation or disasters like floods Impacted city because buildings have to be weather resistant People also go swimming, fishing, and sailing in Lake Erie Some places are too deep to swim in People sell lots of fish

Tocqueville on Erie He said their was lots of rain He touched down at Erie at 9 a.m. The Erie canal was under construction He departed from Erie an hour after he came so it may not have been that interesting back then

Influencing People The E.P.A (Environmental Protection Agency) of Erie- They help Erie’s economy by saving the fish as well as helped to stop pollution of the lake Dewitt Clinton- He broke ground for the Erie Canal which opened up trade routes to inner America making Erie a vital port

Erie Today Large trading port Lots of fishing and water sports Lots of tourists with many hotels Many amusement parks causing lots of attractions

Proposal We think we need to have more exports. This could be Steeler merchandise, or anything Erie has many exports of fish because of its prime geographic location. Pittsburgh needs to make use of its rivers and do the same.

Robbie Keane!