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    everything from pork and seafood to cassava and sweet potatoes. The most popular meat is Chicken. Another usual plate is La Bandera or in Enlish, the flag. La bandera involves of the colors of the flag white rice and red beans with a side of fried green plantains, along with a meat of choice and salad. Baseball is the national sport, little boys usually want to be peloteros, baseball players when they grow up. Many Dominicans work for some type of factory. Dominican Republic is home to many…

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    Typically when people experience rough times, they depend on their family members for assurance. Similar to rural 1950’s India, Ruku and Nathan’s family sticks together and that is how they make it through their rough times. Family unity is very important in times of hardship. Without family unity, Rukmani’s family would not have been able to deal with the issue of starving. They bind together for: the loss of Raja, the return of Irrawaddy, and the tannery coming to town. In Nectar in a…

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    Girls also help care for younger siblings while boys learn to use a bow and arrow at an early age. The women work in their gardens and do all the weeding and harvesting. One of their main foods is the plantain, which is a type of banana. Women do not hunt but they do search for small sources of food, such as grubs, nuts, and insect larvae. One of a woman’s biggest responsibilities is collecting the firewood which is needed for cooking and for fires. This…

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    First of all, for a married couple, especially in South India, men are the ones who are supposed to be the dominant partner compared to their female counterpart since equality is only a dream that is far from being a reality. Catastrophically, this power restricts women from living as they please as they must always ask their spouses for permission before anything else. Moreover, women are shunned for setting personal goals and trying to create a life of their own, causing them to be permanently…

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    Nicholas Duque ENC 1939 7 November 2017 Paper 3 Rough Draft Persuade Me To Do What? In a 21st century United States of America, the people of the country live life at a fast pace, surrounded by consumerism, and absorbing all the advertisements thrown at them. The media and popular culture shape individuals into wanting to fit in the norms. However, in my opinion, societies norms and culture are set with profit motives and established on self-interest. Not falling into these norms when everyone…

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    the Kacharis, the Nagas etc. also constructed ramparts as measures of defence and for the purpose of war. The Chutias in Lakni Mung-mut (1513 CE) had made an attack on the Ahom kingdom and constructed a Pachala garh (rampart made of the trunks of plantain trees) at Dikhowmukh. They used to construct koth (military camp) at several places and stationed soldiers there. (pp. 13-15, DAB) The Kacharis also constructed ramparts against the Ahoms. (pp. 17 &20, DAB) Their capital Dimapur* was protected…

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    In relation to Cultural Anthropology, this correlates with the daily lives of Nigeriens and how they are very culturally advanced. Niger, (officially named The Republic of Niger) is a very diverse country located in western Africa. It is two- thirds covered by the Sahara Desert (Murray). The people of Niger, (Nigeriens) are a very independent, hard working group of people, they are very culturally organized and very traditional. The main language spoken there is French and Hausa, but also…

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    The Comorian Culture

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    Adam Rodriguez II Fn 228.01 Comoros History of the Culture The history of the Comorian people dates back to sixth century AD, in which there was an influx of Arab, Austronesian and African people that settled on the Islands by arriving on boat (Chapin Metz, 1994). These original settlers were followed by people for all over the African continent such as the coast, Persian gulf as well as Madagascar. Originally each island housed one village that was central to it, but as time progressed and the…

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    Food culture Historically and traditionally, Nigerian eating habits consisted of large one-course meals, comprised mainly of carbohydrates (eba, fufu). Water was the primary beverage served with meals (Everyculture, 2015). Those that have benefited from enjoying their meals with sodas or cold beers were regarded as the elite (Falola, 2000). Crops such as yam were and are still commonly consumed amongst those in both the rural and urban communities, this staple food acts in many ways as the…

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    Peruvian Jungle Experience

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    TITLE Peruvian Jungle Experience: From High Jungle To Amazon LEAD PARAGRAPH Just imagine, you are laying on a hammock floating down the Amazon River, sipping on a fresh coconut watching the sunset over the countless layers of tropical flora. If the visualization of this boat ride gave you a sense of thrill and butterflies, then you will be pleased to learn that this is a very possible journey. While not always as glorious as sipping on a coconut, the Amazon offers visitors the opportunity to go…

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