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    tortured by an Iroquois tribe. Eventually‚ Father La Forgue escapes the Iroquois encampment and makes it to the Huron mission. There‚ at the request of the Hurons‚ he baptizes both their sick and healthy tribe members and vows to remain with them for the rest of his life. An epilogue title reveals that fifteen years after this vow‚ the Iroquois obliterate the converted Huron tribe and the Jesuits close the mission and return to Quebec. In the film Black Robe‚ the Algonquian‚ Iroquois and Huron Native

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    Kinship That Matters Since the inception of anthropology in the second half of the 19th century‚ kinship has been its buzzword. Scholars have studied kinship systems of distant cultures and proposed many definitions of it‚ yet‚ up to now there is no satisfactory definition that everyone would agree on. Moreover‚ being focused on studying and analyzing “others”‚ anthropologists turned their attention to themselves and to the “Western”1 world not so long ago—thus‚ a great deal of inquiries into the

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    Kinship is a great part of the memoir Tattoos on the Heart‚ by Father Greg Boyle. Kinship doesn’t have to be a blood relationship with another. Father Greg Boyle says that kinship‚ to him‚ means‚ “not serving the other‚ but one being one with the other” (188). Father Greg Boyle portrays kinship in many ways‚ such as in the holidays‚ beginning of school‚ and through encouragements. Father Greg Boyle shows an enormous amount of kinship throughout his novel and continues to show it at Homeboys Industries

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    how they not only interact with themselves‚ but with the French and Jesuits as well. The portrayal of the Europeans in the feature film ‘Black Robe’ was one of social superiority in relation to the Aboriginal tribes‚ specifically the Algonquin and Iroquois and to a lesser extent the Huron. This does not‚ however‚ qualify Europeans as ‘good’ and the Aboriginals as ‘bad’ as that aspect of interpretation would better be left to moral philosophers and not historians or movie critics. The relationship

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    Compare and Contrast Essay In Both the Iroquois and Lakota culture story telling was central to their traditions. One story found in every culture is a creation story or how man came to be on earth. In the Iroquois story ‚“The World on The Turtle’s Back”‚ sky woman falls from the sky world and is saved by the creatures of the sea‚ specially a sea turtle. As sky woman fell she grabbed some roots from the sacred tree‚ she would plant them on the back of the turtle. The Lakota story‚“How the World Came

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    ages of 15 and 40. These were the people who would do the lions share of the hunting‚ farming and caring for children. These were also the people who would be the next generation of leaders. The Iroquois were hit especially hard‚ and this led to conflict between the Iroquois and the Huron Indians. The Iroquois waged “mourning wars”. The objective of these wars was not to kill the other tribe‚ but integrate captives among themselves. The captives would become kin‚ often taking the name and place of a

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    associating with the French became a threat to other Indian groups‚ and many Indians would kill a European before helping them. The Algonquin Indians were more tolerant of helping the French priest named Laforgue on his mission while‚ the Montagnais and Iroquois would be the first to kill and torture him. The Huron’s were accepting of Christianity in the end of the mission. Even though the Algonquin did not trust the French they would become tolerant and help them and keep their word to Champlain‚ and over

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    provide great difficulties spreading the faith. In the case of Jesuits travelling to New France in the seventeenth century‚ some of these difficulties revolved language barriers‚ development in a new country‚ and the dangers of the warring Huron‚ Iroquois nations. The Huron nation was divided up between five nations‚ some of which were more inclined to convert to the Christian faith either for spiritual guidance‚ or other more beneficial aspects such as trade networks. Other Huron groups‚ however

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