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    the culture of the Hmong in the 90’s working in a Minnesota factory. In addition‚ Schenk learned how the Hmong had sided with the South Vietnamese forces and their U.S allies during the Vietnam war‚ only to wind up in refugee camps at the mercy of the northern communist forces when American troops pulled out. Years later Schenk decided he wanted to develop a story involving a widowed Korean war veteran trying to handle the changes in his neighborhood when he decided to place a Hmong family next door

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    gran torino

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    difficulties of life that an individual can truly be at rest even by guns. In the movie Walt is the main contributor to justifying violence and gun culture including saving sue and her friend from near death as well as the Hmong saves Thao from Latino gang‚ saving Tao from the Hmong gang also his cousins and for everyone’s greater good giving up his life to save Tao and his family from anymore danger. As sue and her date are walking down the street they are confronted by bunch of street thugs(the black

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    Interior Indians * Located between the Brooks Range and the Alaska Range. * 11 different ethnic-linguistic groups that are further divided into regional and local bands. * Flexible and adaptive people. * Patterns of Settlement vary between sedentary to nomadic. * Population estimated to be around 11‚000. Food and Diet * The two main emphases are Salmon and Caribou. * Since the range of the Athabaskans is so great‚ the diet changes between different groups. * Beaver

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    help his Hmong immigrant neighbors stay safe from the local gang in their crime filled neighborhood in Detroit. At first Walt can not stand his neighbors‚ especially their teenage son named Thao. His hatred of Thao grows even stronger when Thao his forced by the local gang to try and steal Walt’s Gran Torino‚ and ends up getting caught. Since he got caught and his family found out‚ Thao was forced to work for Walt to make up for what he did‚ this was because of his family’s strong Hmong culture.

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    Kathy P. Lee College English 1110-17 Final Draft October 21‚ 2013 The Struggling Grasps of the American Dream Today many people immigrate to the United States from all over the world because they want to achieve the American dream; to be free‚ have equality‚ and to be successful. As Thomas Wolfe said‚ “...to every man‚ regardless of his birth‚ his shining‚ golden opportunity ...the right to live‚ to work‚ to be himself‚ and to become whatever thing his manhood and his vision can combine

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    The Wichita Indians

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    The first recording of The Wichita Indians dated back all the way to the 1500s by a spanish explorer named‚ Francis Vazquez de Coronado. Coronado explored the American Southwest in the early 1500s in search for riches. The Wichita tribe’s origin was discovered specifically in 1541 near the area of the Arkansas River which is now considered the south-central Kansas. The ancestors of the Wichita however lived in the eastern Great Plains from the Red River north to Nebraska for at least two thousand

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    The Asian American communities dealt with many race relation issues during the contemporary period. The Los Angeles Riots was caused by a combination of events that built up to the tension in the black community. The beating of African American motorcyclist‚ Rodney King‚ was not the only event that ensued the L.A. Riots. A few weeks after the Rodney King beating‚ the murder of fifteen-year-old Latasha Harlins‚ a Black teenage girl‚ was heavily broadcasted in the media because King’s beatings were

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    initially a deeply racist man who calls Tao “zipperhead” and assumes that Hmongs “eat dogs”. His attitude towards Hmong’s starts to change after he saves Sue from the three gangbangers. While they are in Walt’s truck. Sue discusses the reason why the Hmongs moved to America. She also says that Hmong’s fought with the United States. Walt is starting to realize that Hmongs are not that bad. A little bit later on the film‚ the Hmong gangbangers try to take Tao away and covert him into one of them but Walt

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    Introduction Sometimes the manmade creation starts to vandalize the smooth going life of human being. Smoking is the one of the worst inventions of human race. It is we who have led us to a self destructive path. Smoking has several impacts in our day to life. It affects us physically‚ socially and moreover economically. It has no positive side to offer am person. But many people are becoming the victims of this fatal addiction day by day. Why do people smoke? Why do not they realize the bad effects

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    This triggered the largest population decline in all recorded history. Fifty percent of the Native American population had died of disease within twenty years. Soon after‚ Native Americans began to question their religion and doubted the ability of shaman to heal. This was the first step towards the destruction of Native cultures. The Native Americans had never experienced anything like these deadly diseases before and they came to believe that Europeans had the power to kill or give life. Many

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