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Three things that i have learned about the cultures of Medieval Europe, the Medieval Islamic Empires, and the age of European exploration is. The first thing that i have learned about in the Medieval European (300-352) is Rome is was ransacked by mercenaries that have not gotten their pay from the person that wanted rome down in the first place, Charles the Hammer was the main person in this part of history that involved rome. We also discussed the kings and popes of europe, such as…

The United States has been a diverse nation since its early beginnings. It is the immigrants that travel to the United States that allows it to be unique. All immigrants travel to the United States due to their unhappiness in their native country. They bring their aspiration to create their own American dream and fill their lives with success. However, there are thousands of immigrants that enter the United States illegally with their families. It is those illegal child immigrants that are…

politics and Western media. Beginning with Samuel Huntington’s controversial thesis on civilization clash, Huntington suggested that there were distinct cultural differences between the core values of the West and those of Islam. “Individually almost none of these factors was unique to the West. The combination of them was, however, and this is what gave the West its distinctive quality.” To him, the separation of church and state, democracy and liberation were the defining features of Western…

America, the land of the free and home of the brave, is what first comes to mind for most people. This country's culture can be perceived in multiple ways. Culture sometimes informs the way one views others and the world, such as in the stories "Two Kinds" and "Two Ways to Belong in America". In Amy Tan's novel excerpt "Two Kinds", culture is used. At the beginning of the excerpt, Tan mentioned that her mother believed you could be anything you wanted to be in America. Since both her parents…

Whether America is a ‘melting pot’ or a ‘mixed salad’ is an enduring metaphorical debate among historians, philosophers, and sociologists alike. Some believe our nation’s collective mentality is numerous separate cultures bumping against each other but never melding, while some believe our nation’s mentality is one new culture, informed and influenced by, but separate from all other world cultures. Perhaps there are some aspects of both conditions in our society. However, the aspects of our…

The ancient Greeks have made many new advances in their lifetime. The ancient Greek culture has influenced many other cultures as well. Other cultures saw how well the Greeks were doing and wanted to share the wealth. They would take concepts of the Greeks and form it into their own. The Romans took concepts from the Greek such as the Greek gods; Romans made the Greek gods’ names into Roman names. The ancient Greeks contributed to the advances and discoveries in education, architecture and…

American culture has evolved vastly. It has evolved in ways that have changed America for the better. Early American culture differs greatly from current American culture and early American culture has been portrayed through many texts, images, sculptures. Memoirs, historical narratives, and memorials reveal the truth, personal experiences and the collective memory of American culture. Historical narratives such as, “Of Plymouth Plantation” reveal the considered historical truth about American…

America has been known as a melting pot for a long time, many foreigners came to this country to become part of the culture here. People from all over the world came here to become part of the big melting pot known as America, no matter what country you came from and what your culture was, you came to America to forget all that and start a fresh new life. When immigrants came to this country, they came to mix in with America and become “Americans.” They came here to become part of the big…

If this trend of American domination does not come to an end, other countries will face potential erasure of their cultural value. These countries will become uniform to American beliefs and standards and lack originality and authenticity. This is discussed in an article titled ‘Cultural Imperialism: An American Tradition’ by ‘Julia Galeota’, which states “Cultural imperialism involves much more than simple consumer goods; it involves the dissemination of ostensibly American principles, such as…

1. Life expectancy at birth for Indigenous people is on average 17 years lower than that for the total Australian population. 2. In non-remote areas Aboriginal adults were twice as likely to be affected by and to report disability and/or chronic disease. 3. In 2006 21% of 15 year old Indigenous people versus 5% of 15 year old non–Indigenous people were not participating in school education. 4. The proportion of Aboriginal people in post secondary education, with a qualification of certificate…