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    The sky flared suddenly brightly.Lightning split th clouds apart,and the sound of thunder as the the sky seemed to break over Zeraphina's headsent crippling shivers up her spine. Rain pounded the village rooftops.Over the sound of thunder, she heard the shrieks of people losing their hmes to the flod,one family after the other,and she thought :''Could things get any worse?''. Zeraphina was fifteen years old. she had a sister, older than her, and two loving parents.She had long brown hair that…

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    has occurred as it says “Now my caravan is not under the influence of devils” (43). Moreover, the story takes place in many places, which starting from mountains, and passing through valleys and villages. It talks about the villages but it does not say anything about the name or location of the villages to specify where it has happened. Even though it does not mention the time…

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    “Have you seen the humans recently Zeus? They have stopped praying, and the seem to be very unhappy.” Said Athene. “Yes, I have seen them, Athene, and I think we need to check up on the old king.” “ The old king? In the village of Crete?” Off Zeus went to a small village on the island of Crete where the old king lived. When Zeus had just started…

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    It was just a normal day for Kayla and Skyler, the two friends in the village. The village looked old and full of peasants working for there freedom to be let out and not work anymore. The year had just turned 1395 and it was time for Kayla and Skylar to work because of their age. The two friends thought that working at age fourteen was going to be hard and it was mandatory to become a lumberjack, farmer, and laundry or nursery helper. Kayla and Skylar are young, intelligent peasant girls who…

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    by everyone in their village. Some may say Zapotec culture is a matriarchy, a system where the women run the household, town, or government. It is true that the Zapotec women are powerful figures in their society, but to me, the Zapotec women are just regular women who know that work and money are important for both genders. To start off, let’s look at the socio-economic roles of the genders in Zapotec culture. Zapotec women are usually the ones who work in the local village market. They make…

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    influencing students particularly in the Alaskan villages. Believe it or not there are villages that do not have broad band availability let alone dial up capability to support cell phones, laptops or computers. This leaves the Alaskan native population void in those areas without educational opportunities. However school districts like Galena City or Mt. Edgecomb in Sitka offer vocational educational programs to educate these students in villages or remote areas who want marketable skills yet…

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    then. I lived in the small village called Tamikere, a tiny speck in the country then called Liberal Leonce. I had recently turned twelve, just a few days - perhaps a week - back. That one year between being a child and being an adolescent. In truth, there was hardly such a thing as childhood in our nation, and if there is, it ends at three years old when we are taken from our parents. I lay flat on my belly in the forest that surrounds the village of Babametu, three villages down from our own.…

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    paranoid and helped spreading the accusations. The majority of the accusers were females. This showed that they had some sort of power in the community, and that they were not completely dominated by males. The conflict between Samuel Parris and the village is shown to be the starting point of the trials as in 1689, Samuel Parris was…

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    offence to the earth goddess happened when he beat his wife during the villages’ week of peace. Okonkwo’s second wife Ojiugo, left to plait her hair and did not…

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    Endangerment of Italian Language in Villages A study was performed in two villages in Italy that was conducted by an experimenter by the name of Naomi Nagy. This experiment measured how much of the native language was and was not spoken in two main Italian villages. Nagy first took a survey through the two villages (only one family of six opted out of taking the survey because they were not originally from the village). This survey was made up of three questions, and Nagy did not allow the…

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