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    The misrepresentation of Native Americans in The Professor’s House is a prime example of how early American literature chooses to falsely romanticize the southwest. Willa Cather follows this pattern with the characters Father Duchene, Tom Outland, and the professor, Godfrey St. Peter. Together these characters create a dangerous false narrative outside the novel. The problematic characterization of Native Americans is initiated by Duchene, lived by Outland, and is preserved by the professor.…

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    Scandals occur regularly in college athletics.(( Ravi Lulla, 10 Worst Scandals in NCAA History, Bleacher Report (Sept. 28, 2011)) While some of the scandals are truly horrific and break society’s laws (see Jerry Sandusky), others on their face seem relatively minor.(( Jerry Sandusky’s Son Alleges Even Worse Abuse, USA Today (July 18, 2014), http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/2014/07/18/jerry-sandusky-son-matthew-alleges-even-worse-abuse/12823231/.)) These violations generally consist…

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    Compared to other Native American tribes, the Navajos were considered geographically assessable. They were new comers to the “four corners” region, which is where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado currently meet. The Navajos basically thrived in the South West. By the 15th century, there were two hundred and twenty thousand Navajo inhabitants on twenty-five thousand square miles of land. The people relied on horticulture, which consisted of hunting and gathering, and sheep herding played…

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    vast majority of North American Indians had not become the subordinates of European colonizers. In fact, in most places there were no European settlements yet.” (16). The limited power can also be seen as Spaniards in New Mexico overpowered the Pueblo Indians, yet could not force them to give up their native religion. As time passed, many generations of cross cultural exchange allowed the Native Americans to adapt to colonial ways. However, this adaptation was not enough. The first decades…

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    in El Salvador in 1979-1992. The Farabundo Marti National Liberation (FMNL) drafted young boys and girls between the ages of twelve- eighteen with (for those who were promised land or power) or without consent. Most of this people were from the “Pueblos” who were poor and frightened. Forced by the massacre of human extermination, David safely escaped three times…

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    Directly following the start of the Commercial Revolution in the 1400s, Spain and England began to colonize the Americas, which was often referred to as the New World.The Spanish and English colonies were both similar and different in several ways. The Spanish and English colonies were slightly alike in the poor and unfair treatment of indigenous people and substantially different in religion and economic base. The Spanish and English were slightly comparable in terms of treatment of indigenous…

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    The quality of life is spiraling down due to health problems related to alcohol, such as fetal alcohol syndrome. Fetal alcohol syndrome can also affect two in every thousand babies born in some reserves, leaving them with a lifetime of developmental and neurological disorders. Education and treatment are valuable tools to assist in the road to recovery from addiction to alcohol. They are also required for families, communities and other social supports. Alcoholism is an addiction and genetically…

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    Before Europeans had ever set foot on North America the mainland was a tremendous area made up of different Native American countries that had their own particular unmistakable societies, history and societal progressive systems. The Natives here had the majority of the angles that people everywhere throughout the world consolidated into their social orders. They had societal structures, exchange courses and connections between different Native gatherings and were in no way, shape or form a…

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    The three major Native American empires between 500 AD and 1500 AD were the Mayas and Aztecs in Central America and Incas in South America. There were also several smaller Native American tribes in North America that flourished during this time period. These smaller Native American tribes were linked together by culture and economics. This essay will discuss the complexities surrounding these smaller Native American tribes in North America as well as summarize the empires of the Mayas, Aztecs…

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    shows the peoples willingness to conform to these weird ways of praising their lord. Later in the book, while in the reservation Lenina asks, "Do you mean to say that you wanted to be hit with the whip?" To which John replies, "For the sake of the pueblo- to make the rain come and the corn grow. And to please Pookong and Jesus. And then to show that I can bear pain…

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