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    the legal and social system that evolved in Europe in the 8th and 9th centuries‚ in which vassals were protected and maintained by their lords. Although feudalism is totally considered a European creation‚ feudalism was invented by the Japanese at around the same time too. The two feudalistic societies shared practices and principles‚ but were also differed in many other main aspects. European and Japanese feudalism were similar in various ways. In Europe people were in classes that were arranged

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    Sociology - Anthropology Simbahan‚ Kiel Charl P. September 14‚ 2012 IA05410 Reaction Paper on the movie “Tanging Yaman” 1. How is the Filipino distinct culture like morals‚ values and tradition being highlighted in the movie? Loleng (Gloria Romero)‚ the family matriarch‚ is a devout Catholic and spends her days hearing mass and communing with her fellow faithful. Danny (Johnny Delgado)‚ her eldest son who stays in the family home to take care of her‚ seems satisfied of his modest

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    Intro In Northwestern Europe‚ around 1339‚ the population began to outgrow the food supply and a horrendous economic crisis began to take shape. Due to there being very cold winters and very dry summers‚ very low amounts of crops yielded from the harvest and the ones that grew ended up drying very quickly. The people began to worry about their survival‚ as Inflation became a common occurrence and as a famine broke out. The period of time between 1339 and 1346 approximately is known as the period

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    Aaron Meltzer/ Culture and Society/ Brazil Creating a national identity in Brazil in the early 20th century. Brazil‚ like any other Latin American country‚ had its unique Brazilian culture and society partially lost and completely distorted by European influences; specifically Portuguese influences. In the early twentieth century‚ Brazilian society was made up of a mix of native Brazilians‚ Europeans (Portuguese and Italian mainly)‚ Japanese‚ Africans‚ and immigrants from the Ottoman Empire. The

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    Week 1: There is no clear cut definition of literature. For it changes depending on the genre and person defining it. Imaginitive literature portrays imagination through writing. Imaginitive literature is usually written in the forms of poetry‚ novels and much more. Theirs form of literature is used to mainly spark the emotions people have inside them. They consist of made up situations. In forms of legends‚ fairy tales‚ myths and fantasies. This sparks our emotions because without us even knowing

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    Carter AP Literature 13 March 2015 Destructive Effects of Idealized White Beauty on Black Society In The Bluest Eye‚ Toni Morrison addresses a timeless problem of white racial dominance in the United States and shows its impact on the life of black females growing up in the 1960s— when the "Black is Beautiful" movement reached its peak. The novel presents an extended interpretation of how whiteness as a standard of beauty obstructs the lives of black women and children like Claudia‚ Pecola and Frieda

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    Raley Date The Black Death Considered one of the worst natural disasters in world history‚ the Black Death came through Europe in 1347 A.D. It ravaged cities and town‚ causing a death to the masses‚ and no one was considered safe. The Plague is any epidemic scourge or calamity for which remedies are difficult to find‚ and according to the encyclopedia‚ plague is a common term for a disease of rodents that occasionally cause severe human infection. Named for the black spots that appeared

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    The Black Death In our modern times we are fortunate enough to have numerous ways to protect ourselves form infections disease. However‚ mid 1300th Europe wasn’t as lucky. One might even say that they where defenseless. There seemed to be no stopping this infections disease know as the black death from invading Europe. This disease made a lasting impact on European culture because of the ruthless symptoms‚ the blaming of innocent people‚ and the effect it had on the citizens. A terrible illness

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    The Black Death was one of the few epidemics that greatly affected demographic catastrophes. Researchers noticed that the 11th-14th centuries were distressful times with this assassinating disease that had spread throughout many continents around the world by the lives of the people‚ population and societal developments. The Black Death is known by many names such as “the blue sickness‚” la pest‚ “the great mortality or it’s scientific name Yersinia pestis (Benedictow‚ 2013). The Yersinia pestis

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    Black Culture and Black Consciousness” a book by Lawrence Levine‚ discusses the idea that although the African people were enslaved by the British Colonies in North America‚ the Africans would lose their own heritage‚ when in fact “they did not carry with them a network of beliefs‚ customs‚ and institutions constituting what might be called with unified accuracy‚ a unified “African” culture.” (Pg.3) Before Levine published this book‚ most historians and scholars such as “W.E.B. Du Bois and Melville

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