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    We speak Spanish, but there are also people who might speak indigenous languages. In Mexico, the dominant religion is Catholic. However, some people practice different religions such as Christians. I identify myself as Catholic and a believer of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The Virgin of Guadalupe is part of the religious beliefs of most Mexicans. The traditional Mexican music includes Norteño, Banda, and Mariachis. My family and I come at different times to the United States. My father has eleven…

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    symbolism, imagery and smaller messages to show the theme Your love for your family only grows stronger the farther away you are. To start off, the theme is shown through using symbolism to show the theme. In the poem “If you can that howl deep another you'll reach china.” Ling uses this quote to represent their new home Pennsylvania is where they live now but their heart and history our in china ware also their family lives. And the hole that is being dug is symbolising the connection they…

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    children to speak their native language because he believes it's uncultured. The second is how Kambili is not close to her grandfather because he isn't Catholic her father shames him. Papa doesn't like the children speaking their native language. He was influenced by the english culture despite what people told him he saw it as uncultured (Pg.13,28, 29). Papa taking away from their culture by not letting them sing igbo songs etc. Papa not accepting his language makes me feel like he…

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    must be handled with care and attention. From the stage of infancy to preschool, children develop the knowledge of language, touch, sense, listening and communication. Even before birth, a baby communicates with his family. The baby’s birth is anticipated, and there are expectations about what this child will be like. Once born, babies seem to be naturally continue learning from family, society and nature. Hastening this relationship is one of the major tasks for infants and toddlers. They use…

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    I had to pick up a dictionary to translate a word I did not understand or the sentence did not just make any sense to me. My grades were terrible at the beginning of the course but with persistence, things got easier as I had a better grip on the language. My experience in Brazil today, I can comfortably say has made me more welcoming to different cultures because I met so many people from all walks of life and not just Brazilians. I am more sensitive to the needs of others because I know how it…

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    which an author writes his or her works. Author’s voice has been prevalent throughout literature. In The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls develops her own voice trough her writing. Within several significant events, she uses diction, syntax, figurative language, point of view, and many other styles of writing to portray what happened to the reader. At the beginning of the story, Walls starts off the memoir with an extremely significant event. As she is riding in a taxi to a party, she sees…

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    In the novel “Behind the Scenes at a Museum,” Kate Atkinson uses a range of different language, literary devices and style to create a sense of loss, grieving and discordance throughout the extract, by displaying the impact of the death of Gillian on the rest of the family. She creates this atmosphere by her uses of symbolism and imagery which she uses to convey the brokenness and disorder of the Lennox household, after Gillian’s death, which she portrays from the eyes of a young child called…

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    of different cultures like; a lot of English, Irish, Scotish, Welsh, Cherokee, and a good amount of Mexican. In this paragraph, I will be talking about my Mexican culture, because it’s my favorite inheritance. On my dad’s side, a lot of family members are Mexican, so that’s where that comes from. I love all of the recipes that my grandma makes because they go way back and it has never changed; that’s what makes it special.…

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    1950’s, women must show support and appreciation towards their husband and children; and to obey their husband’s commands. Because of this, women were submissive and powerless to men. The relationship between the parent and children showed the perfect family. Termed as the perfect place to live, Pleasantville is where children respect their parents in terms of talking and interacting inside and outside their house. In addition, parents were more responsible in prioritizing their children’s…

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    The Woman Warrior One of the main points throughout the piece is the fear that Moon Orchid experiences. When Moon Orchid moved to Los Angeles with her sister Brave Orchid she begins to have delusions about Mexicans trying to kill her. She becomes so paranoid by “Mexicans” to the point of feeling she is being followed everywhere. To be more specific, she describes in detail what would happen to her if Mexicans find her. She states that they would put her into a plane, fly them to Washington D.C…

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