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    The 1993 documentary “Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance” captures the 1990 standoff between the Mohawk (Kanien’kehá:ka) people and the Quebec police‚ and later the Canadian army‚ known as The Siege of Kanehsatake. The film highlights multiple aspects of the struggle. It emphasizes the resistance and determination from the Mohawks defending their land in spite of overwhelming odds. It documents the way the Quebec government framed the affair in contrast to reality. It also shows the conflict not

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    Status Indian Analysis

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    or to my culture. I’ve never had to. It seemed obvious.” Last Call Indian: Searching For Mohawk Identity‚ is a documentary that begins with a clear and direct statement that takes a look at the reality Sonia Boileau‚ a last generation status Indian‚ faces as she tries to hold on to her culture after the passing of her grandfather. In the process of Boileau’s quest to find her identity‚ what it means to be Mohawk and to understand the generation of status Indians‚ she discovers true identity isn’t determined

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    MOHAWK INDIANS Native Americans are people who are local to the Americas. They are also known as American Indians. They tend to have light brown skin‚ brown eyes‚ and dark straight hair. The name Indian was first applied to them by Christopher Columbus‚ who mistakenly believed that the mainland and the islands of the Americas were part of the Indies‚ in Asia. The Native Americans of North America are believed to be descendants of the Mongoloids‚ early hunters and gatherers The Last Of The Mohicans

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    The Mohawk religion‚ to begin with‚ was largely Animist and based on a primordial battle between evil and good. It was centered on the idea that creatures‚ places‚ and objects all tended to have some distinct spiritual essence. Many Mohawk still adhere to it. In the second quarter of the 17th century‚ French Jesuit missionaries converted many Mohawk to the Catholic faith. One prominent convert was Kateri Tekakwitha‚ who was the daughter of a chief’s daughter. Kateri Tekakwitha‚ who had been born

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    The site visit location was the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Resort. The visit took place on February 4th of 2014. The purpose of the visit was to gain information about the resort as a whole‚ and specific information regarding the spa and the resort’s current marketing strategies for it. The Akwesasne contacts are Toby who is the Director of Food and Beverage‚ Sheila who works in Operations along with MaryEllen. Darcy is the main contact as she is the Spa Manager‚ Frank Allen is the Director of Marketing

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    Yuma County: A Case Study

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    water  across  all  of  Yuma  County?  Yuma  has  one  main  canal  that  travels  throughout  all  of  Yuma  County.  The  main  canal  is  connected  to  the  Colorado  River.  That main Canal carries water all the way from Welton to Yuma valley.  Along  the  way  of  the  Main  Canal‚  there  are  ditch  banks  attached  to  the  main  canal.  The  ditch  banks  carry  the  water  from  the  main  canal  to  the  fields  where  the   farmers  have  their  crops.  The

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    be culturally diverse but we tend to forget about equality amongst these people‚ these minority groups. It humors me since equality is a huge fundamental Canadian value. In this essay‚ I will try to compare the Mohawks of Akwesasne society and Canadian society. First of all‚ the Mohawks are a very old nation‚ which I believe‚ are a national minority‚ meaning a group that was incorporated involuntarily who want to maintain themselves as a distinct society but still want to be incorporated in the

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    To contrast the major arguments of The Land of Open Graves and Mohawk Interruptus‚ is to contrast the different experiences of two major marginalized groups within the wealthy and powerful nations of Canada and the United States. These two ethnographies highlight the discrepancy between the views of marginalization and the actual methods deployed to marginalize; however‚ what De León and Simpson hope to bring to attention are the forms with which each respective group resists said marginalization

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    as to refuse to admit. In the Iroquois constitution they talk about how the procedure must be followed to these exact steps. Once the Mohawk and Seneca Lords have unanimously agreed upon a question‚ they shall report their decision to the Cayuga and Oneida Lords who shall deliberate upon the question and report a unanimous decision to the Mohawk Lords. The Mohawk Lords will then report the standing of the case to the Fire Keepers‚ who shall render a decision as they see fit in case of a disagreement

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    The Native American ’s encounters with European colonists led to different interactions between the two‚ as well as a development of varied relationships. America had been home to Native Americans since around 13‚000 B.C. The Europeans arrived in America around 1492 to find that the land was already inhabited. Before the Europeans arrived‚ the Native Americans had lived in harmony with nature and with each other in communities‚ having strong family ties. When the Europeans arrived‚ they held different

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