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    Cultural Beliefs

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    own cultural beliefs and values to fit in. While interviewing a woman from the Philippines I noticed that we are not that different from each other. As women I want to believe that our main focus would be to take care of our families and be successful, but as I interviewed my guest I noticed that we have similar family values, but different cultural values. Discussing and understand how individuals from the Philippines carry out their beliefs, customs and traditions, while comparing her…

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    doubted the military prowess of Americans needed only to recall with which they had fought one another in the Civil War. The United States was becoming a world power, controlling territories in the Caribbean and extending across the Pacific to the Philippines. Along with European powers, Americans were pursing imperialism because they believed the nation would reduce to a second-class power if they don’t compete with imperialistic nations for new territories. The decisive U.S victory in…

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    America has not always the great country we have been lead to believe. Since the end of the civil war, racism against blacks grew greater and greater with every passing day making it harder for these people to live their lives. This leads to the unfair treatment of immigrants trying to find a new life in America after being pushed out of their countries by poverty, revolution, and starvation. These events happen with an incompetent government only interested in doing anything to benefit itself.…

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    Aliza Joy C. Estioko 2015-00628 Soc Anth 101 September 14, 2016 The Nonverbal Communication System of the Japanese Culture in Comparison to Some Asian Cultures INTRODUCTION Understanding various cultures requires a huge appreciation of cultural diversities. It is very essential to have at least, a background of a certain cultural society to avoid misunderstandings which might occur between you and another person or a group which practices a different way of thinking and actuations than you…

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    3. The gender stereotype of Vietnamese women in American and Vietnamese views through the films of the Vietnam War Gender stereotypes are defined as over-estimating the specificity, difference and attributes of a certain group based on their gender . Gender stereotypes make widely accepted bias estimates of certain characteristics that apply to each gender. If a man or woman acts differently than the way their sex is regulated, they do not follow the rules. Sex stereotypes are dangerous because…

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    They established themselves on the Philippine Islands, named after King Phillip II. The lack of government and location of the islands made Spain want to establish full colonial rule over the islands. The takeover of the islands was rather easy and often bloodless for the Spanish. Also the Spanish also included missionary work. Which made the Philippines the only Christian outpost in Asia. It also started a new front in the long encounter of…

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    Suarez explores the capitalist ideals of today’s Philippine society through its analysis of characters’ ideologies, subtle nuances and references to our economic culture, and incorporation of superficial belief systems. These are highly emphasized by the main character of the story, Elise, whose humble beginnings…

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    Cultural Background Essay

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    1. Introduction My cultural background comes from two countries: The Phillippines and the United Kingdom. During my practical education, I received a different supervisor in every outlet. What I had noticed was that there were differences in the behavior of the leaders, depending on whether they were Dutch or not. Most of my supervisors were Dutch and I was able to see a difference in how they approached their role as managers in comparison to the international students. I found that sometimes…

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    Oppression Of Women

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    The difference on how long it took and why it took so long for women to break the glass ceiling of the US nation's top office, as opposed to women of other nations like India and Philippines. What were the different traits of Clinton vs. Aquino and Patil, factors that affected it (cultural, traditional, religion, etc. ) is there barriers and biases involved?. When women fight back or act aggressive they are seen as an individual who bends the natural order of things, but when a woman is passive…

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    Jim Crow Imperialism

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    United States, unlike other countries did not start an imperialist policy until the late nineteenth century. However, once on board the United States made “a burst of overseas expansion from 1898 to 1904, the United States acquired Guam, Hawaii, the Philippines and Puerto Rico; established a protectorate in Cuba; and exercised force to build a canal through Panama.” The United States had a prolonged desired for Cuba because of its economic resources and tactical location in the Caribbean. When…

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