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    In James Fenimore Cooper’s novel The Last of the Mohicans, it is easy to see the destruction of the Native American race by the white man. The novel takes place in 1957, during the French and Indian War. It is known that the French often allied with Native tribes to gain an advantage over the Englishmen. This resulted in tragic massacres of English soldiers, and the loss of various tribes. Main characters Hawkeye, a white hunter, and Major Duncan Heyward, a young colonist, meet up by mischance…

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    She goes through ditches of acculturation and assimilation while trying to merge with the “American Life.” Her very first problem that she encounters is her digestion to the American life. Like the paparazzi to a celebrity every flash of the camera is a appraisal towards her because she…

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    He may have learned this watching his father skip meals, even though he is diabetic, so the rest of the family will have more food. His mother and father have also taken in his nephew Joey, and his cousin Roberto who is undocumented and unable to contribute much to the household because of his ill health and rudimentary English skills. These examples may have taught him that you do what you must for family above all else. But family assistance can become a negative in a difficult family…

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    The first one being acculturation which is a process of learning rules and norms of a different culture. Acculturation was one the concept that came into mind because Anaida has really learned the rules and norms of Americans. For example as when she would ask for gum “give me gum” Some people would take it as a command…

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    Monologue For Son

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    Tar Baby, page 174 Son serves as a counterpoint to the residents of L’Arbe de la Croix. He is distinct from the Streets in his blackness and poverty, from Ondine and Sydney Childs in his sensibilities and regionalism, and from Jadine in his acculturation to…

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    According to United Nation Refugee Convention a refugee is defined as person who has been forced to flee their country of origin and is unable or unwilling return due to fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group (Australian Human Rights Commission, 2015). Refugees are place or held in refugee camps or immigration detention centers where they experience, violence imprisonment, torture, and dangerous travel…

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    Minority Subcultures

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    It has become obvious that the face of the American is quickly changing along with the increasing variety of the American minorities. Barely out of the days of slavery and segregation, we witness people from different cultures as they attempt to come together in this free nation. Faced with cultural differences, the paths of American minorities often result in a collision that is mixed with diversity that local governments and institutions struggle to manage that range from housing, education,…

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    She Enculturated to hold prejudice against individuals with mental illness. As a child, she often heard of her mother criticizing a young adult in her neighborhood who often hospitalized for his psychiatric illness, probably schizophrenia. When Erika and her mother saw him walking around, her mother strictly warned her not to get close to him. Around the same time, she was seeing a dentist in a hospital that consisted of two departments, dental and psychiatric. She already created images of…

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    Immigrate In America

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    children. While the family is excited to immigrate to the place with better opportunities, there is a positive attitude the family is using all together. However when the family is acculturating together, some issues may arise. One of them is acculturation gap, which is caused by the parents acculturating at a slower rate than their children (Tummala-Narra & Sathasivam-Rueckert, 2016). Interestingly, a participant in the study of Bacallao & Smokowski (2009), described that it would have never…

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    Although Hayes’s was an advocate for African American rights, Hayes did not believe in the fair treatment of Native Americans. With the help of his Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz, President Hayes pursued the policy of acculturation, and abandoning the policy of Indian…

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