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    Cod Fishing

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    The once abundance cod in Petty Harbour had now dwindled down in number, resulting in a number of ramifications on fishing within the town. As a result, fishing for cod had significantly declined and became strictly regulated in Petty Harbour. The Canadian government enacted legal action that prohibited fishing for groundfish, such as the cod, in the Grand Banks, Newfoundland waters, and a majority of the Gulf of St. Lawerence. A program called the Sentinel Fishery, the only legal cod fishery in…

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    The Norse Greenland civilization began in 986 C.E. and lasted until the early 1500s. It was founded by Erik the Red, who first explored it in 982 C.E. after getting kicked out of Norway and Iceland for manslaughter. He was the person that led to first settlers of Greenland there, where they established three settlements; the largest being the eastern settlement, the second greatest was the western settlement, and the smallest was the middle settlement. The eastern settlement was by far the…

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    father committed manslaughter so his father got exiled and Eric decided to go with him they then moved to iceland.Though in later years Eric committed manslaughter and was exiled from iceland for 3 years.In his years of exile he explored land west of iceland and named it greenland.”After his 3 years he came back to iceland and persweded enough men who owned,cattle,and other supplies to create a new life to fill 25 ships”.…

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    The life of Leif Eriksson will be cover to show how was that he came to the Americas and what adventures he came through to discover it. Leif Eriksson was one of the sons of Erik the Red, who later got blown off without knowing and while thinking he was going to Greenland he ended up in the Americas. Michael Burgan Leif Eriksson was first published in Chicago, Illinois 2002. The Author concluded that Leif Eriksson was one of the Vikings sailors along with his dad Erik the Red. Leif Eriksson…

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    Nordal Scandal Case Study

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    made it easier to hid bribe money. Within the panama papers, a larger scandal broke which made Iceland’s youngest Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson resigned. Regulation No. 64/ 2006 of by the Ministry of Industries and Innovation of Iceland, is about measures to prevent money laundering. Article 12 of this regulation is about the due diligence needed by a PEPs. Article 12 states that a PEP must “obtain senior management approval before entering into business transactions with such…

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    Essay On Viking Culture

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    While popular culture depicts Vikings as a very homogeneous warrior group, there were actually many layers and nuances to Norse culture and society. Given that the Viking period extended from 800 AD to 1050 AD, the Norse groups experienced multiple cultural shifts and political shifts that can be seen throughout their stories and cultural artifacts. Prior to the majority of Viking expansion, much of their culture was defined by closely knit kin groups and one’s honor was deeply tied to your…

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    history, food habits, and etiquette of the Central Europe, Soviet Union (FSU), and Scandinavians. An interesting fact is that they were the earliest and largest groups to come the United States. There have been many great influences on American culture, especially in cuisine area. Many of them brought skills of bread baking, dairy farming, meat processing, and beer brewing to the U.S. They inspire others to assimilate their ethnic specialties, for a much greater purpose. The countries of…

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    Multicultural Competencies

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    Psychology, Vol. 1: Theory and Research. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association, 19-34. The study of multicultural psychology has been of value in expanding upon many facets of understanding in relation to identity. The study of culture-centered concepts within the scope of such research has generated new fields of research, such as privilege, ethnic identity, and acculturations. Moving into the 21st century, Arrendondo and Tovar-Blank (2014) recommend further expanding upon…

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    These “ways of living,” shaped by identity, will be referred to from here on as “cultures.” Human rights are intended to afford protections to the human population as a whole, but because various cultures have additional vulnerabilities, it is often the case that they require additional protections granted to them. Contrarily, at times, beliefs integral to a culture threaten the vulnerabilities of another culture. Culture beliefs and practices can lead to the establishment of rights for a…

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    globalization and consumerism is slowly getting rid of some cultures and languages. However according to Leonard the internet might help save these cultures and languages. This article was effective because it was understandable and to the point, Leonard did not go off on tangents and used statistics and facts in order to help the reader understand. Summary: In the beginning of the article, Leonard is talking about how people are losing their cultures and languages due to phones and TV.…

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