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    “The European American culture is a blended culture resulting from early immigrants in the United States, primarily Caucasians from Europe, who adapted to and adopted on another’s culture and, over time, have formed their own distinct, new cultures.” ( Purnell,214). The term European American is normally shortened to American. American culture are considered to be middle- class whites, others from out of the country believe that all Americans are rich, spoiled, drive fancy cars, and no poverty.…

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    similar. But what about two cities from different countries, continents with different histories, cultures and languages? Two such diverse cities are Odessa (Ukraine, Eastern Europe) and Toronto (Canada, North America). Odessa and Toronto have some differences according to geographical features, architectural…

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    The Abbasid and Carolingian empires have many similarities and differences when it comes to religion, politics, and military forces. Both were the largest empires of their time, but the Abbasid empire was ultimately sacked by Mongols, and the Carolingian empire was split up after the death of Charlemagne. The Abbasid empire was created when Abbasid’s formed a coalition and defeated the Umayyad’s, however they maintained a lot Umayyad polices. They were religiously tolerant as a monotheistic…

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    Rome and Egypt To some looking at ancient civilizations they may all seem very similar to each other. At first glance some of the art work may seem the same, a Roman and Greek vase may look very similar at first but with a keener eye the differences are vividly striking. The ancient cultures of Rome and Egypt are known for their greatness and power, but that is about all they have in common. How they evolved, worshiped and eventually organized and ran their societies have little in…

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    if racism continues. Although Alondra is not segregated because of her religion she is segregated by her ethnicity. Within Diversity, Oppression, and Change it says “Minority ethnic groups are differentiated from the dominant group through cultural differences based on their language, religion, attitudes toward marriage and parenting, dress, and foods” (Kulis, Marsiglia p.15). This quote stood out to this writer because Alondra is usually made fun of because she speaks a different language…

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    Diversity is valued by some nonprofit organizations, tolerated by others, and its value is questioned by some, but what exactly does this term diversity mean in the context of governance in a board. Diversity goes beyond race or gender in the workplace, but encompasses every aspect of each board member as a form of diversity. While there is no universally agreed upon term to define diversity, the most agreed upon definition consists of “all characteristics and experiences that define each of us…

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    communication patterns. The next serval studies that will be look at will help support that because of the communication patterns are different that it will effect the satisfaction in the relationship. It is important to look at this, because the difference in patterns can effect the communication during the stressful situation, which in turn can effect the satisfaction of the relationship. A study done on communication and relationship satisfaction with Chinese and Western couples, and…

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    mother and infant and teaches information in short time. Nurse starts preparing mother and family in immediate postpartum period. Teaching is according to the individual‘s need and also family circumstances. Care provider needs to be aware of cultural differences involve in childbirth and postpartum care. Routine care in the postpartum period involves various medical and social needs of the mother. Mother adopts various physiological, endocrine and immunological changes during pregnancy. These…

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    from within these hospitals were collected and documented by Laurie Meijer Drees in Healing Histories: Stories from Canada 's Indian Hospitals. By studying and comparing Marjorie Warke’s story to Marie Dick’s, I will evaluate the similarities and differences, as well as discuss how I can use this information and understanding in the future. Similarities Between both stories, there are several similarities despite them coming from a patient and a nurse, two differing perspectives. Their first…

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    At the end of the essay, the author said, “Maybe you should stop in at a mega-church. Sure, it would be superficial familiarity, but it beats the iron curtains that now separate the nation 's various cultural zones”(Brooks 310). People need to experience with other beliefs such as different views of opinions and dissimilar kinds of considerations for the deep understanding diverse side of the ideas. Familiar materials and ideas can comprehend easier than…

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