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    here and there, learning the language he'd apparently never known, though he seemed unable to speak it. They had trouble finding a clan in any elemental territory that would be willing to welcome both of them - most weren't willing to deal with Dusk's lack of understanding, and generally unnerving looks. Eventually, however, they came across the Flickering Shadows clan, and were welcomed into the group regardless Dusk's…

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    Munsee Indians Summary

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    The Munsee people were considered the Wolf clan. They were known to be the oldest clan within the Pennsylvanian and New York territory. The Munsee people were the hunters and meat gatherers in the Munsee Country. Within their clan, the matrilineal line played an important role in their heritage, status, and identity. Each clan or phratries took on the women’s last name. They traced their ancestry through generations of women related…

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    herding their animals. Clans of nomads often interacted with settle societies through trade; however, sometimes weak settlements were raided by strong nomadic clans. • Pastoralists: pastoralists were nomads who herded domesticated animals and were constantly on the move in search of pasture for their herds. They depended on their herds for food, clothing, and shelter. Rather than wandering, the nomads followed a familiar seasonal pattern and often returned to regular campsites. • Clans: kinship…

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    variation was tolerated as long as it was on a matter of lesser importance. A moral concept that is common throughout Aboriginal culture was ‘payback’. “Payback is a big part of our law and culture”— Phill Moncrieff, Aboriginal musician Aboriginal clans…

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    Nothing made much sense in the clan. Items would go missing and would be found stuck upside down on the ceiling of the old crumbled castle rubble they called home. It was an old battlefield so ancient that some of the dragons gossiped and wondered if the grounds were cursed and haunted by unrestful spirits, rageful, and murderous. The tales and rumors that spread throughout the clan made the dragons weary and frightened. A strangely dressed Pearlcatcher wandered upon the clan one day, his…

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    stare. “In the name of all Clans, why did you choose to meet here?” she demanded, irritably shaking one forepaw. “It’s far too wet, and I can’t hear myself think.” Another she-cat, with ragged gray fur, rose to face her. “Stop…

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    Cherokee Tribe Analysis

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    The Cherokee were one of the largest Native American tribes who settled in the Southeast portion of the United States. The tribe came from Iroquoian descent. They had originally been from the Great Lakes region of the country, but eventually settled down closer to the east coast including Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, and the Virginias. They were a strong tribe with several smaller sections, all being lead by chiefs. The Cherokee nation prided themselves on being polite and…

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    Just a few weeks ago, Daenerys Targaryen was surrounded by beefy, muscular men on horses. Round and round they went, and Dany saw her Dothraki clan in part confusion and part shock. Although her loyal Dothraks somehow vanished from the show, we know that the Dothraki clan isn’t too happy with her. So, have Dany’s problems just gotten worse? Probably Not. Dany has a strange way of turning around a bad situation. In season 1, Khal Drogo’s death contributed to her becoming a mother of…

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    Mask Of Chivalry

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    full picture of what exactly the clan was and was after in the 1920s. In the introduction of the book, MacLean states the purposes for writing this book. “The goal of this study, then, is to situate Klan members in the world of their day, to take seriously what they did, and to listen carefully to what they said. In this way, we can learn a great deal about what made them tick.” The importance of this study cannot be understated enough. Typically, when studying the clan, we tend to look over the…

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    In a meeting to discuss the traditional ancient feast that was coming up, Okonkwo behaves in an ill way towards a man who had shared a disagreement with him. During the meeting of the village’s clan, an old man, “was struck, as most people were, by Okonkwo’s brusqueness in dealing with less successful men” (Achebe 26). The reason behind this behavior of Okonkwo is that anything that resembles his father, he hates. The very thought of his father…

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