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    a time for people to feel freer than they would the rest of the year. Carnaval is celebrated before lent officially starts because the eating and drinking gets out of hand during the parties and festivities. The basis of the celebration can be traced back to Roman celebration and to Europe in the middle ages. Carnaval is largely celebrated in Spain, during February and into early March. There are competitions for best floats and costumes among the citizens. Carnaval is not all that different…

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    One of the most important and valuable days in life is the wedding day. Today’s holidays are similar to holidays from the Elizabethan England period. In both time periods, the wedding celebration is one of the most important events and creates valuable times and moments. Holidays can also be celebrated differently between Elizabethan England and today. In other cultures, people celebrate with their own religious holidays. Each culture is different and unique in their own way. For example, in…

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    A celebration is designed to do something special or enjoyable for an important event, occasion, and holiday. My goal when I started my internship at West Millbrook it was my task to design the 1st annual Professional Learning Communities (PLC) celebration. The principal wanted me to do something special or enjoyable for the staff. She indicated that the school did not celebrate the accomplishment of each other. As I began to investigate how to develop a PLC celebration I found out a good deal…

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    society, birthdays are done in one mass celebration. Until age twelve, the celebrations are done over two days in December. Also, in The Giver, birthdays are only celebrated for twelve years. After the Ceremony of Twelve the kids receive their assignment, birthdays are no longer celebrated, and “age isn’t important” (17). However, in the current American society, birthdays are celebrated individually, and on the person's actual birthday. A birthday celebration…

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    5 Conclusion Comparing the Quinceañera and the Sweet 16 celebration, it turns out that they have many points in common but differ as well. Starting with the similarities, both developed through anterior coming of age ceremonies, and are only celebrated by girls. They both are rite of passage ceremonies, which honor the completed childhood of the girl and celebrate the beginning of the new life chapter as a woman. The girls make new experiences and have to face more responsibilities by turning 15…

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    language, costume, festivals and celebrations constitute as an important role in displaying the syncretism and combination of indigenous traditions and customs and Catholic influence in Latin America. The Latin American festivals and celebrations especially are closely tied to religious practices of the Catholic Church so most of them take place on days according to the liturgical seasons in Catholic Christianity. In Latin America, Christian holiday celebrations include indigenous elements…

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    Nehemah 8: 1-18 Analysis

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    strange that Ezra would stop the Judeans from repenting. The most likely explanation for this seemingly strange demand is that it was the festival of trumpets, which is a celebration of God’s mercy towards the disobedient Israelites and the inauguration of a new world; so the celebration comes from a heart of worship and of celebration of God’s continued mercy and for God making all things new¬– brining unity to the rebuilt nation of Judea. There are many…

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    Cinco de Mayo is a celebration that is celebrated on the fifth of May of every year. It is a Mexican celebration that celebrated the Battle of Puebla. The Battle of Puebla occurred on May fifth of 1862. The battle occurred because in 1861, France sent an army to invade Mexico. France wanted to invade Mexico all because they wanted to collect war debts from Mexico. The France army went straight through Mexico until they reached Puebla. When they reached Puebla, they thought they would just cruise…

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    I doubt that we would be able to understand what it means to these people. Some of the symbolism that Allen discussed involves timing, location, actions, and objects. Many cultures often have a celebration of the earth and what it means to them. Similar to our Thanksgiving, the roots of our celebration come from our giving thanks to the gifts that we receive from the earth. Although Puqllay has no spiritual relation to our modern Thanksgiving, it still has an aspect of giving thanks to what we…

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    Namesake Flashbacks

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    In the story Namesake, the author Jumpa Lahiri uses flashbacks and settings to help the characters remember their culture during tough times in their new life in America. Flashbacks are important to remember good times and bad. Remembering the bad times helps to know that even through bad times something good can come out of it. Moving to a new country is ruff getting used to a new lifestyle but the Ganguli family fights through the hard times and makes a new living in America. In 1961…

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