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    Imperialism and colonization has impacted aboriginal people politically,socialy and economically. The long history of contact between Europeans and Aboriginal people had a devastating impact on Aboriginal people, both, positively and negatively. For example the Aboriginal people were not included in the discussions that led into the creation of Canada. A number of treaties were signed between Aboriginal nations and Canadian governments for North America. Between the French…

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    Throughout history, people who identify as transgender have not been properly welcomed across the world, being that it is not introduced by parents and mentors. However, over the past couple years, people have been trying to embrace the change that people bring to themselves and their peers. Although there are many supporters that appreciate transgender lifestyles and respect what they go through, a lot of people were raised to reject change and lash out at the people who undergo it by passing…

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    The Nuer people live in South Sudan surrounding the Nile River, in the marsh and savanna areas on both sides of the Nile. This group of people can also be found in the southwestern areas of Ethiopia. The Nuer people speak an Eastern Sudanic language branching off of the Saharan language group and they get by through cattle raising on farms, and supplying milk, fish and meat to nearby peoples. The land the Nuer people live in, stays flooded nearly half of the year while in a drought the rest of…

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    Early People Theory

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    There are many theories concerning the coming of the early people and how they arrived. After much research and archaeological dig sites four theories were created. The theories are the Beringia, Maritime, Solutrean, and the South Pacific/Atlantic. Each theory has created lots of controversy in our world. Here is what the evidence supports. The Beringia theory states that the first people came across the Bering landbridge. The glacier then retreated leaving a path towards modern day America.…

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    There are 7.125 billion people in the world. There are 3.25 million people in the United States. They live in homes regardless of the size, but not everyone has a place to call home. 564,708 people in the United States are homeless. They live on the streets and disturb the peace. They ask for food or money when people rush through the city. A simple solution to the homeless problem in America is to force them to live in landfills. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. has…

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    This research paper will examine the Basotho people and how certain aspects of globalization may have impacted their traditional religion and their economics. This topic engages with and contrasts the white supremacist ideal that Africa has a monolithic culture and that its cultures are far removed from “Western” influences. This topic will be approached by first briefly analyzing the Basotho people’s history, their religion, and their economic structure before substantial contact with “Western”…

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    It is difficult to find a cure when people do not recognize or understand the disease. Depression is a secret illness that can exist without an obvious set of symptoms; therefore, it is often only known to the people closest surrounding those affected with depression. Because depression does not always exhibit easily recognizable symptoms, it is often difficult to tell when someone is suffering from depression at first encounter. Sometimes, people with depression would rather stay depressed than…

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    Jeffrey Green’s book, The Eyes of the People, is an interesting and unique break from traditional democratic theory. It appeals to the ideal of plebiscitary democracy and acknowledges the reality of everyday citizens’ participation, or lack thereof. Green boldly steps away from the traditional Athenian concept of democracy on a mass scale that dominates modern democratic theory. He calls to attention the challenges of said model of democracy and gives the reality of modern citizenship. In doing…

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    They both believe in deceiving the people of Candor without them knowing about it. They do most of their deception by using the messages. Oscar gets this attribute from Campbell who has been deceiving all of the citizens ever since he first started building Candor. Even though Oscar knows his dad is deceiving people to benefit himself, Oscar proceeds to do the same because he believes that him deceiving people is benefiting them and not…

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    Street People Assignment

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    Visual research” When we worked on photography history Garry Winogrand was one of the photographers that inspired me with my “Street People” assignment. My work is nothing like his but the free expression that I found in his work even though underneath some of his work you can see the different expressins in people this made me relise that you can express anything within a photo. Simon Garnier said: “I was too timid to get close to strangers to get intimate with them and tell their…

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