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    represented death and reincarnation. The reincarnation part of these ceremonies was the most important of the ceremony. Aztecs and other Meso-American cultures believed their beloved relatives came back from the dead during the monthlong ritual. In celebrations today the skull mask are called calacus. This mask is wooden. They wear these mask and dance in honor of their deceased relatives. Once they are done wearing the mask they are placed on an altar that is dedicated to the dead. A…

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    Families have their different traditions for thanksgiving too. Some might eat, some might pray, and some might just have fun and be happy with their families. “What Is Thanksgiving?” Is a good question that people don’t think about. Thanksgiving is a celebration for the arrival and friendship of the Pilgrims and the Indians. When you think of “Thanksgiving”, What do you think of? Turkey?…

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    The first major theme that emerged across Q1 and Q4 was religion creating discipline and harmony. Participants in Q1and Q4 were of differing opinions on the role played by religion in their lives. On one hand, Q1 participants were of the opinion that religion brings “peace of mind” and that it is required to organize a way of life and provides a code of conduct. It is important to keep “our culture in place.” One of the participants stated that “religionis okay. It gets me peace of mind and…

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    period of time. Carnival has always been and would continue to be the show for the elite in society. In many parts of the world where Catholic Europeans set up colonies and entered into the slave trade carnival took root. Carnival, an annual celebration of life found in many countries of the world, a traditional festival held before the 1st day of the Lenten season, which started many years ago was adopted by the Catholic Religion as one of their traditional festivals. Before the beginning…

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    From the classic ball spikes to the salsa dance to twerking, the arsenal of touchdown celebrations practiced by the NFL athletes is highly creative. Though, in this era of touchdown ceremonies, there is a growing war on whether or not they are appropriate. The players should not be prohibited from these silly moments because they deserve the reward from scoring, and in addition the players are being unequally and too severely disciplined, even though the league’s administrators believe it is are…

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    Jain Festivals Essay

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    Jain Celebrations Description: Jainism is rich in culture with numerous festivals and ceremonies. All the Jains carry out formal or informal celebration of the rituals and festivals throughout the year. Jains perform festivals of devotion to worship and thank the Lord. Some of the popular celebrations of the Jains are discussed further. Process: 1) Atthai Mahotsav: This festival is performed for eight days and that is why it is named “Atthai Mahotsav.” This festival marks innumerable religious…

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    Beowulf's Accomplishments

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    insult Beowulf he tells stories of his past accomplishments and the warrior backs off. That night Beowulf stabs Grendel, who then runs away to his caves and dies. With the Death of Grendel it brings a celebration at the hall of the King of the Danes and the fury of his mother down on the celebration,…

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    Smith Ms. Gill 25 September 2016 Wc: Incan Religion The Incas were a polytheistic tribe that lived in Peru around 1400 to 1533CE. They worshipped multiple gods and goddesses. They also worshipped their ancestors. And then they had all kinds of celebrations for the gods and their ancestors. First is all the gods and goddesses. Viracocha and Inti were the most important of them all. Viracocha was the creator god and over the others. Inti was the sun god. Inti was believed to be the son of…

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    scrambles. After the riots, a professor by the name of Dr. Maulana Karenga had a solution to the challenges in the African American community. His solution involved researching African harvest celebrations. Dr. Maulana combined the Zulu and Ashanti harvest celebrations to form the African American Holiday celebration called Kwanza which means the first fruits. He originally formed Kwanza in 1966 to bring all African American communities together for one week and celebrate its culture.…

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    specific example is the Hispanic culture that we find so close to home. We even occasionally find it within our own hometowns. One major Hispanic celebration is Día de los Muertos, a very unique holiday celebrating the souls of lost family members and friends. Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead was originated in Southern Mexico. The celebration itself dates all the way back to the ancient Aztecs. These natives were unaware of the traditions they were beginning. The Aztecs held a…

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