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    country’s geographical make up naturally separates the country’s clans‚ which has created deep cultural loyalty within the groups. When the Soviet Union ruled over Kyrgyzstan‚ it tried to implement Its modern social infrastructure by forcing clans to join to create villages and force the people to live in cities. Due to their strong cultural roots‚ the people of Kyrgyzstan would eventually desert the Soviet settlements and return to their clans and families. To this day‚ even with the development of towns

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    bride’s mother. Hopi society‚ like the Navajo is matriarchal. This was told to the Hopi by Spider Woman when she said‚ “The woman of the clan shall build the house‚ and the family name shall descend through her…” Spider woman also defined the roles that men would have when she said‚ “The man of the clan shall build kivas of stone… [He] shall weave the clan blankets….The man shall fashion himself weapons and furnish his family with game.” A Hopi household normally consists of a woman and her

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    It’s not common that these birds have competition or interaction‚ they stick to themselves and their clan‚ and their homes in the trees. The RCW’s help keep the insect population down as well as help create homes for other birds after they move. Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers are endangered and have been for 47 years. Due to the trees they prefer‚ it puts them

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    abusing his wife and children if the did something he didn’t like. He made mistakes and his ego was discredited by the tribe. At the end his ego got to him leading to his death. Okonkwo had a great ego and would do anything for his clan. The things he would do for his clan would involve his family including himself‚ but he would beat them for simple things. When his wife took a leaf off a banana tree he made it seem that she killed it but in reality it was fine‚ to show his ego he beat her so that she

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    to the Neolithic Era. In The Bee Eater‚ these three characters represent a different aspect in the Neolithic Era. In The Bee Eater‚ Ur’s Wife represents agriculture and the sedements in the Neolithic Era. Ur’s Wife used to be part of a different clan‚ so she had a different way to get food. For example‚ one day when she was gathering food she noticed a field‚ and on page 85‚ she said “Why don’t we make grain grow…?” This showed the first form of agriculture in The Bee Eater. When she started to

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    Southwest Culture Area: Lesson 8 Study of Southwest Cultures The Pueblo peoples of the desert Southwest were quite unlike any of the cultures that we have discussed thus far in the course. Because of their entirely sedentary farming lifestyle and permanent housing‚ 19th century thinkers considered Pueblo Indians to be higher on a social evolution scale than other Native Americans. In other words‚ Puebloan groups were considered superior to other tribes around them because their behavior and

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    characteristics take over Okonkwo’s mind and warp his emotional and mental mindsets‚ leading him to tragic actions throughout the book. Okonkwo makes a quick‚ irrational decision to kill Ikemefuna because his image of masculinity and his status in the clan is threatened and the feminine emotions of fear and compassion that previously plagued his father begin to surface. The break between masculinity and femininity leads to unexpected consequences. The death of Ikemefuna is heavily influenced by Okonkwo’s

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    We all live in small huts‚ and wear mastodon‚ deer‚ and other animal furs. The clan comprises 49 people and 15 dogs. 22 of these people are warriors and hunters. Our clan and our allies live in a valley that stretches along the river‚ surrounded by high mountains and hills‚ and lots of forests and wildlife. The forests are dangerous‚ so we stay in the valley. The area in the valley is grasslands and swamps. Our clan used to live on fish and mastodon‚ but the fish are no longer abundant and recently

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    What do you know about their way of life? How do they eat‚ live‚ work‚ etc.? The Mentawai society is made up of clans. Each clan has a secular chief and a religious leader or shaman. The members of each of the clans live in umas‚ or clan houses. These houses are built from wood and palm thatch. Also the Mentawai society is mostly egalitarian‚ but they divide their lands between clans and individuals. The Mentawai are hunter-gatherers‚ they also raise pigs and chickens for their rituals. They carry

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    Storytelling is a significant part of every cultural. Since the dawn of time human beings have passed down stories from generation to generation. Stories have many different purposes; perhaps the most notable is to preserve ethics and cultural traditions. In Chinua Achebe novel‚ Things Fall Apart‚ we observe the telling of many stories; most remarkable is the story of the Tortuous and the Birds. At its baseline‚ the story is purely entertainment. It is a way to past time during a long dark night

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