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    Madagascar Research Paper

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    Introduction Madagascar is a breath-taking tropical island found in the Indian Ocean. It is known for its pristine beaches and stunning views along side a fusion different cultures. With its main influences being Asian and African culture, Malagasy culture has developed its own, unique blend of flavors, ideas, and practices. For instance, fady is used to describe something that is taboo, and an example of this would be foreigner visiting ancestral grave sites. There are many customs and…

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    how/where I grew up, my religion, hobbies, and other aspects of my life that define me as an individual. The second way I could share my personal cultural background with students would be to display the historical importance of Ellis Island. Many of my ancestors can into American through Ellis Island, so I would include where they traveled from, information about Ellis Island, and how where they went after they were released from the island. Five Strategies that I could use…

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    The Maize God

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    believed corn had sacred properties. The Maya Maize God was evidently a demonstration of mythological beings that resulted from the third Maya creation. Four women and four men made up the eight mythological beings who are ancestors of the Maya people. The Maya thought their ancestors originally came from corn, consequently maize was a primary focus in their rituals and religious practices. Maize was also very significant during this time period because other food resources such as squash…

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    Prohormones

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    We can term prohormones as predecessors of hormones which usually have any hormonal effect of its own. This term came into usage in middle of twentieth century and is used in science stream. Natural occurring prohormones in the human body are pro-opiomelanocortin and proinsulin. The conversion of prohormones into hormones basically occurs when these are exported to endoplasmic reticulum and entails many multiple processing enzymes. For instance, proinsulin is oftenly processed by PC 3,…

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    deeply devout Christian Earl who was famed as a benefactor of the church. Yet, the old heroic code of pagan ancestors are invoked throughout. Loyalty to one’s lord, avenging his death and shame to the disloyal retainers who turn and flee. Is this mere nostalgia? Attempting to wrest some glory from a bitter defeat? To palliate the loss with a reminder of the heroes of their pagan ancestors? The battle took place after the benedictine reform of the…

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    “A Jamaican Story,” by Malcolm Gladwell tries to persuade you that success is a result of multiple opportunities and your cultural legacy. Gladwell proves that many opportunities leads to success by analyzing how Joyce Gladwell’s success was impacted by W.M. MacMillan, the timing of her birth, Daisy Nation, the student that gave up her scholarship, Mr. Chance, being a Jamaican slave instead of American, and to having lighter colored skin. First, Joyce Gladwell’s success was impacted by W.M.…

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    It translate as “the code of the elders” or “the custom of the ancestors” or even from the Latin mos—“morality.” In accordance, Aeneas showed devotion to his father, Anchises whom he carried to safety on his back while Troy burned. Metaphorically, this meant that Aeneas was the carrier of tradition, a man willing to shoulder the burdens of his ancestors and carry them forever. This is in part the explanation as to Romans’ ways of life; conquering lands, and…

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    The Mountain Legend Pg 52 Q 1 Responding to the story a.) Would you describe Jason as courageous? Give reasons for your opinion. Yes, I would describe Jason as courageous because he risked his life knowing the consequences because he wanted to prove that he was Cree and can be a warrior. He knew that it was dangerous and he didn’t even have much knowledge about being a part of the Cree heritage but he already wanted to prove that he could become a warrior. He mainly did it because of the…

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    were the ancestors of the Gullah people. The Gullah people were able to sustain the culture and traditions of their homeland. Their overall connection to the African diaspora, their continuity, and their emphasis on preserving the African culture all contribute to the importance of the Gullah people in the African diaspora. The Gullah people along with other people around the world are linked to the African diaspora. Yet, they belong to a distinct…

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    Cole and peter had stayed on the island. Peter had forgave Cole and they been going to soak in the pond and carry the ancestor rock. Cole help peter to build his own cabin. Every day they talk and walk the island to find new things about the island. One day Cole and peter got up to go soak in the pond and carry the ancestor. When they got to the pond, they seen the spirit bear soaking in the pond, Cole start walking to the pond, Peter ask Cole what or you doing. I’m going to soak in the pond…

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