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    is White, I usually characterize them as European-American, or Caucasian. If someone is Black, I tend to identify them as African-American, and so on. My family is Scottish-Irish American, and we participate in the Highland games. My uncles wear kilts, as do my cousins, and we have visited Scotland in the past. Race is what a person's genetic and inherited traits are, and are what makes them "different" from others, whereas ethnicity is a group's traditions. I'm fairly certain that my…

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    Not only do we enjoy our fine cuisines, but we almost take pleasure in our alcoholic drinks even more. A few beverages Egypt had that they loved were beer and wine, but beer was their favorite drink by far. Wine was too expensive, it was usually found at the tables of the wealthy and beer was easier to make (Coopertoons). Beer was a necessity to have, people even traded for it (Daily Life Online). The cooking made in Egypt was done in clay jars and clay ovens over open fires (Splendors). We…

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    “Harmony in Red” Henri Matisse Harmony in Red “the red room” (The Dessert) was painted across the end of the dancing movement in 1908. The dimensions: 180 cm × 220 cm (70.9 in × 86.6 in). Matisse was born in 1869, and his art-work created by oil canvas in dining room. Matisse's work of art shows a red room, with a table tuning, a woman next to the table and a window in the left and top of that painting. His painting looks like effect, which means that there isn’t centric dots in his work of art…

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    up in attire to ward off roaming spirits and to recognize the dead. Accordingly, my group arrives at the gate first hearing the cannons go boom three times, followed up by a Scottish group called Tartanic playing the drums and bagpipes and wearing kilts as we receive passage through the front gate. However, when passing through the gate is…

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    killing her mother. In which she is the left in the residency of her abusive father who displays no interest in Lily's life except for making sure she abides by his rules.Such as when she states,“It was fashionable to wear cashmere twinsets and plaid kilts mid thigh,but T.Ray said hell would be an ice rink before I went out like that-did I want to end up pregnant like Bitsy Johnson who's skirt barely…

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    hormones and physiology. While gender, was described as an achieved status that was constructed through psychological, cultural and social means. For example woman in our society wear skirts. However, in other societies such as in Ireland the men wear kilts, which is considered very masculine in their society. Until recently I believed sex and gender were one in the same. However, over the last couple of years I have learned that they are not one in the same. I learned that you can be born male…

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    What motivates us mortals in our day-to-day lives? Some say money, love, or the pursuit of happiness, but for the Greek gods, it is because they are aware that they are indestructible. By taking note of Hera and Athena’s actions throughout the events of the Iliad it is clear this conclusion reigns true. The Trojan war was fought by men, but the real focal point of the conflict were the actions of the gods and goddesses. It seemed as if no side could gain a decisive edge without some form of…

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    Although it was a competition, she was not looking to win. Katniss had a chance to win the hunger games and return home to her family, if she kilt Peta, but she could not do it because she had fallen in love. Readers are comparable to Katniss’s sympathetic personality, due to the fact they would rather follow their heart than listening to what the world is telling them to do. It’s a relief for…

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    Throughout time art has been the main connection between the many generations of people who have roamed earth. Slight and noticeable contours in varying pieces of art tell stories of royalty, reveal the nuances between different culture and present historical facts. Egypt, a country that has literally and figuratively been painting pictures of their world through art since the start of time, have many particular pieces of art that tell more than just seen. The sculpture Mycerinus and his queen,…

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    At the foundation of every culture is a myth that explains how the earth was created. These myths become a frame of reference for people to think about the world and their place within it. The Apaches, like many Native American tribes, have little to no written history other than that written by white men. Relying entirely on oral tradition, they have passed down and reshaped their stories of creation from generation to generation. The Apache have two stories of creation that follow the…

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