Berries

The Lenape tribe scavenge for nuts and berries as a food source. They know how to grow crops such as squash, beans, and corn. They also go fishing and hunting to gather fish and deer. They don’t use anything like muskets to hunt their food, but hand made bows and arrows and spears. The Lenape know how to craft their own tools and make their own clothing. They know how to make traps and weapons to hunt animals for food and more materials to use. They use the skin of animals to make their own…

The ancestors of the current Gitga’at people used to live in Laxgal’tsap (Old Town) in Kitikiata Inlet, an area on the northwestern side of the Douglas Channel. They lived in this area during the winter months, but used several other camps along the coastline during the warmer months. The Gitga’at had their first encounter with the Europeans in the 1870s. Their relationship remained economical until the arrival of two missionaries: Thomas Crosby and William Duncan. Many of the Gitga’at joined…

Kolton fields Death Valley By. Kolton Fields it was burning hot outside the 3 women exhausted on the edge of giving up but they decide to try to start the car and it started they drove as far as they could and came to a stop at a shaded area and make a shelter and then they did so it was night they all went to sleep and by sunrise they felt horrible they ran outta things to eat and to drink then they heard this loud noise coming there way they didn’t expect much of it but it was hope…

Topic: Hollywood racial stereotypes in war movies In order to properly understand this essay’s topic, one has to know three terms – Hollywood, war movie and racial stereotype. The problem concerns racial stereotypes especially in Hollywood movies. According to Benshoff and Griffin (2009), "since American cinema for the most part functions under the dominant ideology of white patriarchal capitalism it should not be surprising to discover that the most popular films helps maintain dominant…

The author, went through picking berries and in the midst of doing it he will always experience pain. He even felt sick because of dealing with depression knowing that all his days would be (consumed) with picking berries. While doing the hard labor of picking berries he went through pain so he took ibuprofen in hopes that he will feel better. He knows that this was the act of suffering and sickness…

There's a man walking closer to me wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, and carrying a fishing pole. Is he coming up next to me to cast out or is he going to the opposite side? The area is small near the dam and it's hard to have two or three people casting because when you cast out the river carries your lure or bait down with it, causing you to possibly become tangled. Doe's he know that? The writer was taught to ask or go somewhere else if she noticed someone was fishing in a spot. Is he there…

thought that I should start to prepare for winter. I grabbed my bow and arrow, and ran out into the fierce winter air. After hunting for a few hours, I had a 3 rabbits, 2 fish, 3 squirrels, and even a meadowlark. All I needed now, were some insects and berries. The days would slowly go by while nothing ever changed, and soon enough snow started to fall. I would spend my days huddled under all the blankets I could scrounge up. One day I just couldn’t take any more silence. I threw on my…

Cleopatra was born to rule. Not only was she good at it but she craved it as well . By experiencing love, tragedy, power, and death Cleopatra became one of Egypt’s greatest Rulers . Cleopatra was born in Alexandria, Egypt in 69 BDE (Tour Egypt 2). Her father was Ptolemy XII and her mother was Cleopatra VI (Lewis 1). She had five sibling including three sisters Cleopatra VII, Berenice IV, and Arsinoe IV and then two brothers Ptolmey XIII and Ptolmey XIV (Tour Egypt 2). Cleopatra and her whole…

Freedom Quilts Are the Freedom Quilts real? Two historians say African American slaves may of used a quilt code to navigate the Underground Railroad. Quilts with patterns named wagon wheel, tumbling blocks, and bear paws appear to have contained secret messages that helped direct slaves to freedom. The code "was a way to say something to a person in the presence of many others without the others knowing," "It was a way of giving direction without saying, 'Go northwest.'" The seamstress would…

Hate crimes occur all over the United States all the time, and whether it be because of race, sexual preference, or religion, they always make an impact on society. For example, on September 15, 1963, four members of the Ku Klux Klan violently stated their racist beliefs against African Americans in the Birmingham Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama (“Birmingham Church Bombing”). As stated in a 2013 Newscurrents article, “The bombing took place because the church was a center of civil rights…