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    | Steinbeck uses powerful details to describe Kino’s attack on the three trackers. Make of list of these images. | | Review 25.  | Which of the following was Kino not planning to do with money from the pearl? | | Buy a new canoe | | | Marry Juana properly | | | Buy a rifle | | | Educate Coyotito | | | 26.  | What was the highest price offered for the pearl? | | 1500 pesos | | | 1400 pesos | | | 1000 pesos | | | 500 pesos | | | 27.  |

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    Chumash vs San

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    commerce involving a market-based system (“individuals acting out of a profit motive”)‚ and technological innovation with the creation of the planked canoe‚ aka tomol. Yet as fabulous as this innovation seemed‚ it caused major inequality in Chumash society. The elite craft guild‚ more commonly referred to as the Brotherhood of the Tomol‚ not only monopolized canoe production but elevated themselves to a position of immense power within the Chumash peoples and deepened the class distinction. After the innovation

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    Coyotito was sick‚ they went with him to the doctor‚ and they went with him to the pearl buyers. At the same time‚ Kino showed loyalty and love to his community when his canoe had a hole in it‚ he didn’t think about taking his neighbors’ canoe as he knew the suffer that his family would feel if he took their canoe which represent the source of living. “It did not occur to him to take one of the canoes of his neighbors‚’ the author said. ’Never once did the thought enter his head

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    Symbolism in "The Pearl"

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    Essay Question: The Pearl by John Steinbeck Irene Zhou ‘The Pearl of the World’ ‚ as the villagers called it‚ full of enticing beauty and lustrous value‚ came to prove the old proverbial quote “Greed is the root of all evil” (from: I Timothy 6:10)‚ as Kino and his family pay not only the price‚ but a tremendous amount more‚ for the seemingly virtuous discovery of the pearl. When the scorpion stung Coyotito‚ the baby‚ unleashed

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    Erin Nelson Due date: Friday 25th Journal 1 I am reading “The Bass‚ the River‚ and Shelia Mant” by W.D. Wetherell. This story is about the narrator who likes a older girl and asks her on a date. When she accepts they go in a canoe to the dance and he hooks a Bass and has to choose. In this journal I will be questioning and connecting. I am wondering weather or not the narrator will choose Shelia or the Bass. I will also be connecting a decision where it ended up in regret. One possibility

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    Huck Finn Character Analysis The fictional literary character that I have chosen to analyze is Huckleberry Finn (Huck for short) from the book “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. Huck is a thirteen year old boy who comes from a poor background and has been raised up to this point‚ by his uneducated‚ uncivilized‚ drunkard father. The story takes place in Illinois during pre civil war times. Widow Douglas and Miss Watson have taken him in and are attempting to civilize him. In this

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    even been caught on television one example was on the news‚ “Taking her act one step further‚ this morning she appeared on a suburban street . . . paddling a canoe. There was one small problem. Just as the segment came on the air‚ two men waded in front of Kosinki . . . and the water barely covered their shoe tops! That’s right‚ Kosinski’s canoe was in no more than four to six inches of water!” (Finkelstein 1). If the news decides not to tell the truth even if doesn’t prove their story‚ what reality

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    Junkanoo

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    from "John Canoe‚" an African tribal chief who demanded he be allowed the right to celebrate with his people even after he was brought to the West Indies as a slave. Others believe the name is from the French "gens inconnus‚" which means "the unknown people" and refers to people wearing disguises and thus being unknown. Junkanoo’s roots can be traced to West Africa. In fact‚ other areas in the region like Bermuda and Jamaica that practised slavery had their own versions of John Canoe parades. Junkanoo

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    (here for printing correctly) Abstract This paper overviews and compares the personality and characteristic differences between two men. Shamengwa and Corwin are the two men who are compared in this paper from the short story “Shamengwa.” They are compared for their differences‚ which they have a lot of things uncommon with each other. It also relates these two together by showing how they are both intrigued by the music in which the violin produces. They both play with their heart and play

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    Zeitoun Essay

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    Despite warnings of evacuation‚ Abdulrahman Zeitoun‚ a Syrian-American owner of a painting and contracting company in New Orleans‚ chose to stay when hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. During his canoe trip journey after Katrina‚ Zeitoun encountered many people who were trapped in their homes and in need of his help. Risking his life to save others‚ Zeitoun was falsely accused of stealing and dealing drugs because of his race. In Zeitoun‚ Dave Eggers portrays the view that America has towards Muslim

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