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    understanding of our creations. To help stimulate this, we allow our creations to have thought and learning processes which allow for these things to be taught and to use the skills taught. This can be seen in “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” when bounty hunter Rick Deckard visits famous robotics company Rosen Association to help better understand the new androids codenamed the “Nexus – 6”. During this trip, he meets an android named Rachael Rosen and to confirm she is human administers a…

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    The relationship between the Cherokee Indians and the Euro-Americans is one that shows the inherent destructiveness of human nature due to the Euro-American’s part in severely debilitating Cherokee culture. Traditional Cherokee culture was primarily different from the Euro-American model of “civilization.” The one way that the culture was similar was in the sedentary nature of Cherokee villages. However, Cherokees differed from Euro-Americans in concepts such as ‘living off the land’ instead of…

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    stowing away in an airplane cargo hold, and when a baggage handler spots her, she brutally beats him and walks away. “We stop on an ETHNIC YOUNG WOMAN,” the script reads, “her feline, feral eyes getting used to the sudden light. She’s a predator, a hunter, and her name is KENDRA” (Gordon and Noxon). From this initial depiction, we begin to understand her substantial physical power as something tied to her animalistic nature. She lacks any complex motivations, and she lacks real control over her…

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    Feudalism In Star Wars

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    Feudalism flourished between the ninth and fifteenth century C.E. Feudalism is the merging of a legal and military into a form of a political structure. Feudalism is well-structured system which exchanged land for military service. Many new and classic science fiction movies have been based of the ideas of feudalism. Here we will study medieval feudalism and the relation to one of the best known science fiction movies of all time Star Wars. While not all aspects of Star Wars can be seen as a…

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    The Warrior’s Daughter by Holly Bennett is the story of Luaine, daughter of the most ruthless warrior in all of Ireland. When the accomplished Irish warrior, Cuchulain comes back from war barely alive, Luaine, his daughter steps toward a grown-up life dissimilar to anything she has envisioned previously. As she faces misfortune, double-crossing enduring and fear, Luaine must discover a quality that comes neither from the sword nor from her esteemed parentage, yet from her own particular brave…

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    Assignment #1: Critic Review analysis Submitted to: Submitted by: Sujeevan Nesarajah Submitted for: CUL485YB In this critical review analysis I will be using the following films in order to review and discuss the critical analysis perspectives. The films are: Transformers 4 and Passion of the Christ. I will begin with Passion of the Christ and then proceed onwards to Transformers 4. The following critics work will be used: Roger Ebert, Glenn Kenny Part 2: Roger Ebert review Passion of…

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    The Apache Indian Tribe

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    14th and 15th century Apache Native Americans had a diet that was characteristic of a nomadic culture. They were primarily hunters and gathers. Most of their food was obtained from hunting wild game, such as deer, buffalo, and elk. Ancestral Apaches, usually women, gathered herbs, roots, and berries for food as well. Some of their food came from the raiding of travelers and local…

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    Harriet Tubman Biography

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    Congress in 1850, posed a terrible threat to both fugitives and free black people. This so-called bloodhound law gave regional authorities and bounty hunters the legal power to capture and return fugitives to their masters. Even free black people were sometimes captured and taken south. Abolitionists, most notably Quakers, created “liberty lines,” a system of escape routes called the Underground Railroad…

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    Star Wars Vs. V. Star Wars

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    The Light vs The Dark Star Wars Episode III vs V Star Wars is an immensely popular franchise with an estimated worth of over 30 billion dollars. The universe that George Lucas created back in 1977 was and still is a magical and groundbreaking experience for all who watch; with fans spanning across multiple generations. When it was announced that The Phantom Menace was to come out in 1999, fans were ecstatic. It was the first Star Wars film in 16 years and people were more than ready. However,…

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    Mardi Gras Day

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    In an interview with Alison Fensterstock, Little Queen Malon McGee, a Mardi Gras Indian said, “When I put on my suit, I feel like I'm so pretty, and I just want the whole world to see how pretty I look on Mardi Gras Day. It's like a feeling that just gets inside me and I'm ready to go out.” Mardi Gras is a very important event for many Mardi Gras Indians in New Orleans. As most New Orleanians know, African Americans dress up as Native Americans to pay respect to the Native Americans that helped…

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