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    is also rewarding in ways I couldn't even imagine. Just like every other teenager, I was extremely selfish and wanted to sleep in on the weekends. Work weekends require me to get up at 5:30 am for an eight hour shift. When I stepped into Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community on my first day, I knew this experience…

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    Topic One: Population & Immigration In the thirteen colonies in America during the early to mid 1700s, there were the New England colonies, Middle colonies and Southern colonies. There was also a large population growth. The people moved to the colonies that best fit the travelers religion, lifestyle, and where land was available. These people had different ways of life and thinking. The New England colonies consisted of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire in 1730. The…

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    Amish Diet Research Paper

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    The primary concept of this Anabaptist Mennonite group is based upon maintaining the community separate from the outside world. They value humility, calmness, and self-control; condemning pride and arrogance. Their religious services are conducted in the home without musical instruments. Their…

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    I. Trouble began after 1763; it climaxed in 1774. A. The Seven Years War between France and Britain ended in 1763 with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. B. Britain had gone into debt from the wars and was now trying to tax her colonies to pay off her debts. Through a series of acts, Britain angers the Thirteen Colonies. C. In March of 1770, snowballs were thrown at a group of British soldiers. One of the soldiers was hit by the snowball and fired his musket. This shot caused others…

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    William Penn Thesis

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    to organize a Geman/Dutch town for people like Henry Tibben. They created a real estate company called The Frankfort Land Company between 1683 and 1686. The group of merchants came from Crefeld, Germany, made up of religious dissidents including Mennonites, Pietists, and Quakers . Their goal was to purchase land from William Penn in Pennsylvania that was far away from the hostile, every shifting…

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    In the novel A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toews, a teenage girl named Nomi Nickel has just lost her sister and mother to an unforgiving and judgmental town. Her father Ray is a high believer in the town’s religion and way of life. This oppression stunts human potential, but with faith and love can grow and fulfill your potential. Nomi has believed in the town’s way of life until her sister and mother leave Nomi and father. Nomi starts to question her beliefs and her place in the town. In…

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    Religion, and Neighborhood. According to Robinson, the Amish began in 1693 when Jacob Amman broke away from the main protestant reformation movement in southern Switzerland. They then began to reference the mennonite faith for their essential beliefs and practices. In the 1700’s, both Amish and Mennonite alike, began immigrating to Pennsylvania, and because of this almost all of the 165,000 Old Order Amish that live in the United States speak Pennsylvania Dutch. Almost, all of the members of…

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    survey questionnaires to the participating teachers and analyzed the findings obtained. The researcher is an educator with a Masters in Essential Education from King Saud University in Saudi Arabia and is undertaking a Master’s program at Eastern Mennonite University in Early Childhood Education and Curriculum. The researcher spent four years as a field training supervisor at King Saud University until becoming a Lecturer in Early childhood Education at King Saud University. This research is…

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    agreement, which reflected general ideas of democracy, self-government, and civil rights. The first colonies were sharply different in social status and religious convictions. It was necessary, as all thirteen colonies included equally Lutherans, Mennonites, Catholics, Puritans, Huguenots, and other religious communities. Another unifying factor was vulnerability to the frequent Indian raids. As one of the colonist mentions, he rights of the Colonists are a right to life, to liberty, to…

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    and my husband’s co-worker and friend is Hmong. I’m fascinated with their beliefs and enjoy learning about their culture. Learning the differences in our beliefs has further made me aware of cultural differences. There are also several Amish and Mennonites communities in the area as well, but I haven’t had a chance to interaction…

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