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    Family‚ Marriage and Kinship ties of Indian culture specifically of the village of Ratakote as told in Conformity and Conflict. The first thing I noticed about both cultures was they practiced arranged marriages with their children preferably being young (the Indians explained that young age was best so their children wouldn’t start becoming sexually active and elope with someone else they fell in love with and break off the entire marriage they were in). Both cultures were very close to each other family-wise

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    change in gender roles in western culture has been happening since 1697 and is still going on today in 2015. For example baby boys back in the day wore pink‚ while baby girls wore blue and before the two colors came along‚ most babies wore white. Time keeps changing and so does the way people act‚ dress‚ and the roles of people in society. The colors that children wear define who they are today‚ baby boys usually wear blue‚ and baby girls usually wear pink. This shows how society forces things onto young

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    Soil Erosion Erosion is a natural process by which rock and soil are broken loose from the earth’s surface at one location and moved to another. Soil erosion forms and changes land by wearing down mountains filling valleys‚ and making rivers appear and disappear. Erosion is usually a slow and gradual process that occurs over the course of thousands or millions of years. However the rate of erosion can be speeded up by such human activities as mining. How erosion occurs? Ero0sion begins with

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    POPULAR CULTURE OUTCOMES • Analyses relationships within and between social and cultural groups. • Accounts for cultural diversity and commonality within societies and cultures • Evaluates continuity and change‚ assesses social futures and strategies for change and the implications for societies and cultures. • Evaluates the influence of power‚ authority‚ gender and technology on decisions making and participation in society. • Applies appropriate language

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    Beach erosion longstanding challenge for southeastern NC There is a major environmental concern in the southeastern region North Carolina; it is beach erosion. However do not worry‚ the article states “The good news is that we do have alternatives to help control erosion‚ but the bad news is that these alternatives can also have negative consequences.”. A method that is able to help control erosion is beach nourishment‚ although it is not a cure for beach erosion‚ but rather a treatment to help

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    The soils ability to grab and hold important nutrient ions until they are absorbed by the roots is just as important as the supply of those initial ions. Soil erosion is the most damaging force against top soil. Soil erosion happens anytime soil is bared and exposed to the elements. Wind and water have a dramatic effect on soil erosion because both events have a tendency to remove the humus particles and carry them away from the soil. The removal can be a slow and gradual process when soil is gradually

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    How has erosion effect beaches in recent times? In recent decades erosion has become a major issue to beaches around Australia‚ since beaches are temporary features. There is always sand being removed and sand being added to them‚ often‚ they change drastically during the year‚ depending upon the frequency of storms. Eventually‚ a beach erodes because the supply of sand to the beach cannot keep up with the loss of sand to the sea. The Sand dunes and vegetation help to hold the sand in place when

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    Greek influence on western culture When people refer to western culture‚ we mean a large range of heritages including social norms‚ traditional customs‚ religions beliefs‚ political system‚ art fine‚ literature and technologies. Now western culture has its own particular framework which has been developing till now‚ and traditional western culture is said to be affected by three main factors: Ancient Greek‚ Roman Empire‚ and Christianity. However‚ the Greek civilization contributed greatly to the

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    Technology‚ Society and Culture Week 2‚ 7/14/2013 – 7/21/2013 Chapter 1.1.3 David Edgerton’s “The Shock of the Old: Production” 1.3: ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES 1.3.1: Philosophy and Human Values IAN BARBOUR In this selection taken from the author’s Gifford Lectures‚ philosopher Ian Barbour provides a concise primer on modern ethical theory stressing its application to issues involving technology. The two main schools of thought in ethical theory are: A. Consequentialist B. and Deontological

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    Within Sir Orfeo and Sir Launcelot and Queen Gwenyvere many of the characters personal interests entwined with their social duties. Malory writes Sir Launcelot lets his love for Queen Gwenyvere come between his loyalties to both the King and the Knights of the Round Table. In contrast King Arthur is sworn by his ‘duty as king is to uphold the laws and the welfare of his realm before all other considerations’‚ which prevent him from defending his wife when she is accused of treason and adultery.

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