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    Religion was a paramount factor in forming the basis of China's cultural identity through the cohesive worship of Taoism and Buddhism deities, the devout veneration of ancestors, and the consistent performance of religious sacrifices and ceremonies. Ancient China was a multi-religion society, Taoism and Buddhism had always been its two most influential beliefs. The religious outlook of most Chinese people consisted of combination of beliefs and practices from these two traditions and so they…

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    The Paleo Diet Analysis

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    Industrial Diet, The Paleo Diet, and Our Ancestors Not only is every person’s diet different, but diets have evolved for many generations. The current Western Industrial diet is much different than the diet of our early ancestors. The changes in diet can occur for many different reasons. Some of these reasons include the improvement in technology, cooking styles, and hunting strategies. When comparing the Western Industrial diet and the diet of the early ancestors, there are some big…

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    attempt to explain how ancestor worship or reverence, optimism, ordering, root metaphors, bureaucratic tendencies are the bases of Chinese cultural orientations. Ancestor worship was the practice of making sacrifices to the ancestors to ask for blessings or to break a curse. In “The World of Thought in Ancient China”, Benjamin J. Schwartz, claims that ancestor worship or reverence is one of the most important aspects of the Chinese cultural orientations. “Yet the orientation to ancestor worship…

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    wild. Buck learned to survive primitive well he was in the Yukon. He learned this all from his ancestors. Throughout the book Buck learned to become more primitive. Doing this buck found it easier to survive the primitive ways. Well buck was just learning to toil in the traces he also had to learn how to survive. So to learn to survive, he watched the other huskies and took after his husky ancestors.“He learned to bite the ice out with his teeth when it collected between his toes,and when he…

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    Panthera Blytheae Animals

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    Lions have undergone an interesting history as they evolved from their Panthera blytheae ancestor. Lions have gone through adaptations throughout their history to continue to survive. The panthera blytheae slowly speciated into multiple species and become extinct. The lion has adapted to survive as the earth ages and changes over time. Adaption is required for organisms to continue to survive on this planet, because without it they would all go extinct. Lions reside in the plains of the south…

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    Biogeography

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    Every specie in the earth is came from an ancestor. Their ancestor change over time to adapt to the environment, this theory knew as evolution. Scientist called it a theory not because it just a belief that can’t be prove, but they already found many piece of evidence to prove that this theory is actually true. The three trustworthy evidence for this theory is fossil evidence, homologies, and biogeography. Fossil evidence are the evidence that found in the fossil of a species. Scientist…

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    is a film about black history and heritage. Most African Americans know that their ancestors were slaves, and it used to be that they could not trace their ancestors after that. However, using the technology of DNA analysis and genetics, the film shows a very fascinating research and experiment in tracing one’s heritage. The film makes a clear point of why they’re doing this research, why trace back to one’s ancestors, and why does it matter if we know our past? A very good point that some of…

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    African Religion Essay

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    Africans believe that people’s illness is religious as well as a natural cause. The spiritual curer’s job is to find the cause of illness and prescribe a cure. Africans believe that illness is from a spell or curse placed by lesser spirits or ancestors. The spiritual curer will find out what made the spirits angry and try to find a cure or salvation for the problem. Noel Q. King who wrote Religions of Africa…

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    History of Ghanaians in America My ancestors come from Ghana, specifically Cape Coast. There are two main ways in which my ancestors and my people in general have come into this nation. The first was involuntary by means of them becoming slaves and the second way was voluntary. Pertaining to the involuntary conditions that my ancestors faced when coming to this country was very dangerous and scary conditions. My ancestors were brought to this country against their will by…

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    roots herself, and therefore wonders why people feel ashamed about their ancestors being slaves, instead of being proud of them for going through slavery. It all started when Levy was at a conference in London, and a young woman asked how she could be proud of her Jamaican roots, when all her ancestors had been slaves. Levy on the other hand, is very proud of her ancestors and acknowledges them by saying: “If our ancestors survived the slave ships they were strong. If they survived the…

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