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    Course Paper "The Culture of Poverty in Latin American Countries" Among the World, the Latin America is widely recognized by their unique geography, history, traditions and culture. However, in present years, the perspective among this countries has significantly declined because of the current rise of economic and crime issues around. Although in Latin American countries, the presence of economic issues has always prevail, during recent years the increase of poverty has become a major public…

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    Throughout the lives of many Americans, we grew up with the story of our great “discoverer,” a man named Christopher Columbus. Columbus, an Italian explorer employed by the King and Queen of Spain, laid claim to the land that we call the Americas today, when in reality he was searching for a faster route to India. With his letters and stories passed on, our educational system has molded him into a hero of sorts. However, his writings and the teachings we listen to do not tell the whole story.…

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    did. I mean a bit over five hundred years before Columbus. Not only did Leif Erikson discover America before Columbus but so did the natives he so called discovered. Think about it, if Columbus met natives on his journey that would mean the Native Americans discovered America before him? Columbus is a fraud and the Nnative Aamericans discovered america around 14,000 before he was even born. Guess who else discovered America before Columbus?. A group of Polynesian explorers dugout canoes across…

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    months, Columbus explored the Caribbean, particularly the islands of Juana and Hispaniola, before deciding to return to Spain. He left thirty-nine men to build a settlement in Hispaniola. He also kidnapped somewhere between ten and twenty-five Native Americans to take back to Spain. Columbus also brought back small amounts of gold as well as native birds and plants to show the richness of the continent he believed to be Asia. When he and his ships arrived back to Spain on March 15, 1493, he…

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    Tell us about you: I’m currently a senior at Tustin High and have been attending there over the last four years. I have been part of the AVID program for the last four years and have gained many useful skills through the program. I was also part of the STEM program throughout my freshman until junior year and have been able to grow more in knowledge because of it. I was able to learn how to use Solidworks, which is a 3D modeling software program. Not only have I learned many useful skills…

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    Christopher Columbus’s voyages had a deep impact on the world. Columbus’s travels opened up new trade possibilities and created a true world economy. He found lands and native populations that were previously unknown to the people of Eurasia which allowed the flora and fauna in each region to mix in new ways. Biological and ecological impacts resulting from his voyages were profound. These voyages allowed cultures and societies to mix in ways that they had not before and change the course of…

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    dimensions are a model of national and organizational preferences that exist within a culture. The first dimension that we will discuss is the concept of a cultures depiction as either a masculine or a feminine society. In the Michelin case we see American workers, from a masculine society, set…

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    The American continents have always been a battleground of principles; a realm in which colonialism, nationalism, and radicalism come together, through peace and war, to create bold new ideas which would forever change the historical relevance and climate of the region. In the early to mid 1800s, Spanish America was in the midst of revolutionary turmoil, spearheaded by political chaos, and the constant shift of ideological power. Such an environment tends to be a breeding ground for larger than…

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    of the racial/ethnic hierarchy in colonial Latin America, represented by primary sources studied in this class. Consider how and why the various perspectives differ, how they are similar, and how they shed light on our understanding of race relations in this period. Colonial Latin America was a vast and diverse region, punctuated by profound differences in climate, culture and race. It comprised at its greatest extent: the entirety of the South American continent, Central America, The…

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    Gabriel Garcia Marquez,one of the best Latin American writers of our generation and with a unique written style. Gabriel Garcia Marquez is known as the writer of the magical realism. Consequently, his magical realism can be found in his short stories that reflect situations related with our current humanity. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, one of the most important writers in our period, who was characterized by writing about a magical realism in our epoch. As a result, his unique style can be…

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