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    Argentina is a country located in Southern South America‚ its largest city and capital is called Buenos Aires. In Argentina‚ the weather is very nice‚ it’s mostly warm throughout all of the seasons. In Buenos Aires Argentina‚ it is a little bit colder than the other cities in Argentina‚ but not by much. Argentina is mostly famous for the dance and music/ festivals that happen there. Argentinians dance to tango‚ salsa and much more. During these dances‚ the women wear traditional dresses‚ they

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    Guarani Tribe

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    contacted after Europeans arrived in South America around 500 years ago. In Brazil‚ there are today around 46‚000 Guarani living in seven states‚ making them the country’s most numerous tribe. Many others live in neighboring Paraguay‚ Bolivia and Argentina. The Guarani people in Brazil are divided into three groups: Kaiowá‚ Ñandeva and M’byá‚ of which the largest is the Kaiowá which means “forest people.” They are a deeply spiritual people. Most communities have a prayer house‚ and a religious leader

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    Poverty in Argentina

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    December 8‚ 2011 Poverty in Argentina Poverty by definition is the lack of a certain amount of material possessions or money. In specific absolute poverty is the inability to afford basic human needs‚ which include‚ but are not limited to: fresh and clean water‚ clothing and shelter‚ nutrition‚ and lastly healthy care. Rodriguez‚ (2002) There are about 1.7 million people who live in absolute poverty in today’s society. According to Tomas Raffo‚ an economist with the Argentine workers Central

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    Argentina Tango

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    Tango‚ a dance that started off in Argentina in the late 1800’s‚ where it developed in the slum of the city has gone through many changes to become one of the most popular styles of music and dance in the world today. The tango developed as a form of entertainment for those rootless African slaves who used the word tango for the drum-based emitting music “tan-go!”. Argentina Tango was first known as forbidden dance because the dance revealed the sexual act between a man and a woman. However

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    Spain's Telefonica

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    Case Study – Spain’s Telefonica 1. The changes that were involved in the political and economic environment‚ which allowed Telefonica to start expanding globally‚ were privatization and deregulation. Spain’s Telefonica was established in the 1920s being a state-owned national telecommunications monopoly. Soon‚ the Spanish government privatized it‚ as well as deregulated the market for Spanish telecommunications. Due to these changes‚ Telefonica has a reduction in workforce‚ rapid adoption of new

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    A Non-Exist Interview

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    Kourtney Scism Psych 305 Professor Addesso October 12‚ 2014 I chose to interview a neighbor that is also a good friend‚ Mr. Javier Gonzales. Javier is well known in our community for his compassionate heart and famous food. He works two separate jobs within the food industry. During the week‚ he works as the main cook for a hotel and on the weekends‚ he works as the head cook for a senior living community. Javier is 54 years old‚ he grew up in Juarez‚ Mexico and he is the sole provider for his household

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    Titu Cusi Paper

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    Growing up from the innocent elementary days‚ learning of the significance of who Christopher Columbus is‚ all the way to our not so innocent days of our high school years taking AP World History and AP European History‚ the youth of this country are presented with a particular version of the interaction and relationship between Native Americans (Indians as otherwise known) and the first wave of soldiers who settled on the Americas. Titu Cusi’s History of How the Spaniards Arrived in Peru however

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    The indigenous people were accustomed to sicknesses of their own but none like the ones brought by the Spanish. With the coming of these diseases many of the indigenous people died from small pox and chicken pox. Realizing this effect the diseases had on them many might have committed suicide and led up to other ways in which the indigenous people died out. After Columbus had left for the first time his men became lazy and put the indigenous people to work and as a result these people attacked

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    John Vetsch English Composition I – Online Dr. Vopal Personal Response for Definition – “Revolution” 10/12/2012 “For Neda” Neda was a free spirited individual who was against‚ and even rebelled against the complete government control of Iran who unfortunately lost her life because of it. As the filmed mentioned a few times‚ she was a rebel. In my eyes she was not a rebel in a negative way‚ but a rebel in a way that she wanted to be able to show her individuality‚ her own personal style‚ and

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    Throughout several centuries‚ the Spanish conquest of Latin America has been portrayed‚ according to Keen in his textbook‚ A History of Latin America‚ as a "handful of Spaniards" conquering two of the largest empires in Latin America. Now‚ it is true that in comparison to the multiplicity of diverse groups of Native Americans within both the Aztec and Inca empires‚ the number of Spaniards who conquered them were indeed very few in number. However‚ despite the framework of this concept being true

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