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    likely due to their religious cannibalism. All of the different clans had their own forms of religion and type of government, some of which were not practiced in Europe, and all of which the Native Americans came to follow by their own means. Some of the types of governments included ruling Chieftains, councils of Elders, Medicine Men, heavy democratic ruling, Clan Mothers, and even a Confederacy made between several neighboring clans. The Mahican tribe would democratically elect all of their…

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    The Unjustified Klan

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    non-natives and to have a non-diverse system. The name “Ku Klux Klan”was formed by combining the greek word kyklos(circle) and klan. Most members of this club wore costumes consisting of: robes, masks, conical hats, designed to be terrifying. This is how the clan was classified. Next, The first organization sought to overthrow the Republican state governments…

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    only for family. The idea behind forming an anda or quda was the thought that one could expand their family or tribe.While the collapse of an anda or quda could instigate a rivalry between individuals or clans, the social mobility associated with an anda relationship and the ability to unify clans through the quda led to the success of Mongol leaders, and consequent achievements for the Mongol Empire. The ancient Mongol custom of forming an anda was the ritual of one male becoming blood brothers…

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    Nobunaga was born in 1534, Owari Province, Japan into the Fujiwara family. He was the son of a noble warlord, his father, Oda Nobuhide. Nobunaga's father died unexpectedly when he was about 16 years old. As his son, Oda was to be the next head of the clan. Due to the power they had, many family members opposed the fact that Oda was to be the next head. Many wanted the power for themselves. Oda's uncle, Oda Nobutomo, claimed the position himself. This angered Oda because it is his position to…

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    Normally, the lone wolf on the outskirts of the clan would stay far away from the place he was cast from. That day wasn't any special occasion, but lost in thought, he had strayed far away from his original path, bringing him much closer to his brethren than he liked. The white spiral on his paw gave him away, branded him as accursed, made him the target of the superstitious wolves of the Golden Paw Mountain. His own brethren turned on him and tried to drive him out. Only thanks to sheer luck…

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    Okonkwo’s most important treasure is his pride which drives him to make hasty and destructive decisions. His life decisions are based off internal influences such as pride, this creates a tunnelled vision for Okonkwo when looking at situations. Given a situation, Okonkwo looks at it with his pride in the back of his head, and what he will do to make himself look stronger. Knowing that his new son, Ikemefuna, is to be killed Okonkwo is told not to be part in his death. Okonkwo's stubborn and…

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    The Marthas

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    the newest trends. During the story Melinda is talking about how Heather has found a new clan to be apart of but they are a very expensive group to be in, “It’s an expensive clan to run with; outfits must be coordinated, crisp, and seasonally appropriate,”(Anderson 42). This quote proves that the Marthas are very expensive group and if you are rich you would fit in if not you would not be accepted into the clan. This quote and evidence proves my claim true by showing that the Marthas are…

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    society in which the people are free to do as they wish. This relates to the theme of choice and consequence as the Ibo people can make the choice to switch religion but they are uncertain about the consequences this will have on themselves and the clan. At first, when the white man talks about his God, the Ibo people believe this man is foolish and laugh at the hysterical remarks he makes. But this initial notion is changed quickly when Achebe states, “he impudent missionaries built their…

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    Pixar's Identity In Brave

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    The Clan Dun Broch (Merida’s Family) wears a tartan in the pattern of a blue background with a red square highlighted by a yellow cross in the middle of each square. Clan Macintosh’s tartan is a red background and green lines that are outlined in yellow. Clan MacGuffin’s is a green background with red strips that make the squares. It is the opposite of the Macintoshes. The last clan, Clan Dingwall tartan is light yellow with squares of green and…

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    Colonization of Igboland In the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, the British easily colonize the Igbo people. The story follows the protagonist, Okonkwo, a strong warrior and power in the Umuofia. Umuofia is a clan in modern day Southeast Nigeria, previously known as Igboland. The clan is organized and structured, with set rules and punishments. During a ceremony, Okonkwo’s gun goes off and he accidentally shoots and kills someone. His only choice is to leave the village and may only…

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