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    for knowledge of their ancestors. In reality, archaeologists sometimes play…

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    culture and history. Six traditional beliefs were integral to the backbone of Confucianism and Taoism; with some compatibility and integration into Buddhism. Chinese traditions and beliefs include the following elements: Spirits, Tian, Veneratin of Ancestors, Seeing Patterns in Nature, Yang and Yin, and Divination. Taoism and Confucianism ideology originated in China while Buddhism originated in India. Buddhism flourished into a major religion in China due to compatibility with some aspects of…

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    world’s creation of and the flow of consciousness and dialogue style of writing, the Apache people pass down the importance their land and link to it. Through their creation myth, they teach the fundamental religious and spiritual beliefs of their ancestors about the universe, the creation of mankind and animals, and the relationship between mankind, animals, and…

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    It was his grandmother's belief (told down from her ancestors) that spiders are our ancestors watching and taking care of us. Spiders represent the spirits, these spirits from time to time want to visit us, they help us by eating the other bugs around the house, feeding our ancestors. The spider became a symbol of connection and praise in our family. We always gently caught the spider in a glass jar to free it outside…

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    Life Goals

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    to rest that December. On that day, I promised her that I would not let all her hard work die in vain and be for nothing. At that moment, I remembered her telling me about how we came from people of knowledge, scholars and educators, and that our ancestors believed education was the key to being a successful, vital resource in the workforce as…

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    industries based on “copper; pottery making; walled towns; and divination using animal bones.” (Textbook pg.104). Therefore, the foundation added hereditary rulers from their relation to ancestors and gods; large-scale metallurgy; written records; tribute; and rituals that enabled them to commune with ancestors and foretell the future. Shang armies were very powerful, do to bronze, and Shang was among the first civilizations to produced weapons out of bronze. Especially, made the Shang army…

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    Manipulation In America

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    Immigrant ancestors are a great example, they have invested their freedom and money and their time to be part of a country that promise the pursuit of happiness. Many fine their dreams short lived. The charcoal medium of the American Flag portrays the death of the dream and the people who seek it. What a lot Americans fail to realize is that slavery still occurs in America and it is paid for through lack of knowledge. The United States of America was built on the back of immigrant ancestors, but…

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    profitable, to the great contentment of his hearers” (qtd. in Gragg 291). This hard work and dedication of my ancestor, Brewster, was greatly admired. The work ethic he exhibited made the Pilgrims’ situation in Plymouth more compliant (Bradford and Morison). Brewster, along with William Bradford, led the Separatists on a challenging journey from Leiden, Holland, to America (Gragg 132). My ancestors’ immigration to North America in the 1600s…

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    Summary Of Homegoing

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    Homegoing is the story of two sisters, Effia and Esi, who were born in two different villages without knowing of each other. The novel highlights the transgression of slavery and bondage through a lineage of people. Homegoing gives an outlook on the horrid treatment Africans and African Americans suffered. Hoemgoing provides an account of narratives from those captured, enslaved, and oppressed that may be forgotten but reappears through a work of fiction (Charles). Throughout the course of the…

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    Evolution of the Bony Projection on Ailurus fulgens Melanie Brown Dixie State University Author Note: This paper was prepared for Evolution 3010, class instructed by Dr. Curtis Walker Throughout the evolution of the hand, most commonly found in primates, advantages of a thumb have led to the improvement of activities such as gripping and squeezing. Over time, few species developed full capabilities and usage of the thumb. Some species developed slightly while others did not develop it…

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