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    themselves or their children to pay-off debts. Slaves couldn’t be resold and being a slave was not inherited from parents. Slaves gained freedom when their owner died and they also gained freedom by marrying their owner. Aztec daily lives differed from festival days. Ordinary people lived in one-roomed houses with a door in one wall. The flat roof was extra space for storing items. “Only nobles were allowed to have two story houses. These houses had pools and gardens, and they were located in…

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    Sophia Vietti Ms. Hickey, Latin 4-20-18 2nd Hour, Latin II The oresteia and the Athenian legal system The Oresteia, an Ancient Greek manuscript, is a follow up of the book “The Iphigenia” and follows his wife, Queen Clytemnestra’s, murder of Agamemnon after the Trojan war. The story of the Oresteia is a long Greek play made to explain the new Athenian legal system supposedly made by the goddess Athena in the third act of the play. The main idea of the Oresteia is that injustice and…

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    words, women are shown as weak and worthless. Other perspectives that are seen in the women in the Ibo culture is that they are used as objects such as for taking care of their children, husbands, and for others duty causes due to when it comes to festivals or reunions with other people in Umuofia such as serving the men with titles in the Ibo culture, but also another way that they are seen in another perspective is by the women being seen as slaves in a way because they are only needed in…

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    Chinese New Year Legend

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    used red color to scare the beast. Since then, this day was named as “guonian” meaning ‘to celebrate the Chinese New Year’ (China Highlights, 2015). The Chinese New Year is on January 28th, 2017, the year is the rooster. It is the most important festivals for Chinese people to reunite together. On the first day of the Chinese lunar calendar is the Chinese New Year, it is based on the cycle of the moon, so the New Year date changes year…

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    don’t forcefully eat them to survive, they eat them to enjoy their meals. David Foster Wallace writes an essay called “Consider the Lobster”. Wallace talks about Maine Lobster Festival that is held every late July. “Lighthouses, Laughter, and Lobster” is their official theme that numerous travelers follow. In this grand festival, so many lobsters are cooked in various ways. And it’s still questionable how to cook the lobsters. Should we cook them alive for the sake of freshness neglecting their…

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    Diversity In Fish Cheeks

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    Could you imagine celebrating a holiday with a family of a different culture than yours? The Chinese narrator of “Fish Cheeks” celebrated Christmas Eve dinner with a United States family. The diverse cultures become evident throughout the short story. Culture diversity only makes one’s culture more unique. The diversity between Chinese and United States culture is unique and is easily shown in “Fish Cheeks.” Chinese customs, traditions, and popular holiday food differ greatly from United States…

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    In the UK, many major music festivals such as Reading and Leeds, Glastonbury, Parklife, and Boardmasters are highly anticipated events amongst the younger population. Tickets are bought months in advance, with hours of planning put into them including peoples transport, campsite necessities…

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    unconsciously passed down to my younger siblings. This is how culture is passed down, through socialization; culture is learned and then shared (Innocente 2015). Feminism would show how males dominate the subculture; women do all the preparation for festivals while men will simply socialize. I have seen this throughout my whole life and have been subjected to helping in preparation while my brother would be able to go off and have fun. This is also stereotypically as most people outside of the…

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    Natun Kamalabari Sattra, Majuli : A study of its Socio-Cultural life Nayanika Das, Dilip K. Medhi, Research Scholar, Department of Anthropology, Gauhati University, Assam, Email: nayanikadas006@gmail.com, Phone: 8134066846 Former Professor, Department of Anthropology, Gauhati University, Assam Abstract: Sattra is universally a religious institution which signifies the Neo-Vaishnavite monasteries in Assam. These are the institutions which were sophisticatedly established by…

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    was advertised around Marlon Brando. Coppola who owned the right for the movie outside USA (United artist only owned the domestic rights) was offered to show the movie in completion at Cannes Festival, an opportunity he only accepted in mid-April 1979, less than a month before the beginning of the festival. As the movie was still in post-production, the version showed was an unfinished version. Most advertisement of the film came through the fact that it won the Palme d’Or at Cannes…

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