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    Lesson the Charles’ family is shown as very stubborn and frank. Since almost all members of the Charles’ family are like this they all tend to argue a lot. The Charles’ family also has a very interesting background filled with scandal, slavery, and a piano that has been through it all with the Charles’ family and even could be blamed for all their problems. Their family history negatively impacts Bernice, who struggles with the toll her father’s death over the piano took on her family revealing…

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    Amish Families

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    Their society works well by having all members of the family and community working together for the same goal. They have avoided many of the modern society features by developing practices and behaviors that isolate them from the outside cultures. They have been very successful in maintaining this way of life while being surrounded by such a modern world. This has been achieved by restricting their livelihood to farming and at-home occupations. Most Amish families live in a small community…

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    Antigone by Sophocles, there are many greek values present in the play however, the virtue of family prominent throughout the story line. In greek culture family is very valuable. Family is a bond held together by love and trust and loyalty that can never be broken. Throughout the play this love is expressed in many ways.. In the play Haimon, Polyneices and Antigone display the love and trust accompanied with family. In the text Sophocles writes, “But I must bury him; and if I must die, I say…

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    Fast-Forward Family, written by Elinor Ochs and Tamar Kremer-Sadlik, is a book made based on a study done in Los Angeles called the “Center on Everyday Lives of Family” study, from here on identified as the CELF study. Researchers were able to find thirty-two eligible families that self-selected themselves to participate. All families were middle-class Americans, with both of the spouses working at least thirty hours a week and had between two and three children. Thirty couples were heterosexual…

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    Definition Of Family

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    understand what the term Family means. The term family has changed through the years in our society from a public social institution to a private one because of social, cultural, political, and economic situations. Before the industrial revolution the term family meant extend family. Extend family means a large group of relatives or “kin” usually three or more living together or close by. After the industrial revolution the term family changed again to nuclear family. Nuclear family means a…

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    “Hear my cry, Jefe. Release my sisters and their husbands and mine. But most especially, I beg you, oh Jefe, give me back my son. Take me instead.” In this novel, family and sacrifice play a major role. The Mirabal family comes together, with much of the Dominican Republic, to overthrow the dictatorship of Trujillo. As a result, three of the four sisters are assassinated by the tyrant’s agents. This book tells their story. Dedé was the only sister to survive. She is the second oldest of the…

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    This happened about 9 years ago, but I can still remember all of the issues and stress that this situation brought to our household. Looking back on it, I really do not understand why there was so much drama surrounding this. Energy/ Resources Throughout this entire time in our life there were a bunch of different sources of both positive and negative energy. The components that gave the most energy was our grandmother and immediate family. Of course there was some rocky experiences from both…

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    African American Dream

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    in the Sun” by Lorraine Hansberry. This play is about an African American family trying to live a better life with the insurance money they got when the father of the family died. All the family has different ideas on what to do with the money but to me, the most important dream is Walter Lee’s. With all the different dreams from each family member, it was very hard to decide what to do with the money. Mama wanted a family friendly house with garden, Beneatha wanted money for her schooling, but…

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    in America; families were falling apart and some families could not even afford to get divorced (Batchelor). It was a huge economic decline in America. The Great Depression had huge impact containing psychological, physical , family and home life, and social impacts. The Great Depression created psychological and physical impacts. People felt shame, especially men. Working citizens in America were forced to live off of welfare programs and private charities to support their families. This was…

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    From all the traits I had I chose to write my story over happiness.The reason why I choose happiness is because this trip was fun and spending time with my family makes me happy. It was fun to just get out of Sioux Falls for a while to just spend time with my family. One of the time I had happiness is when I went on vacation to Spearfish and to Rapid City for a family vacation. I went with my whole family plus my grandparents came with too. My whole family and I got to see my older sister…

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