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    Demogorgon would usually only stop the strong men (strong meaning not sick or weakened by disease) from entering because of the Bhrytonian belief that women never did anything to distinguish them from their peers and therefore did not gain entrance to Heaven. The only way for a woman to get into heaven is to be brought through by their husbands after they defeat Demogorgon‚ which encouraged many faithful marriages. Demogorgon’s sole purpose was

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    many attempts to define culture‚ but never have there been one that has been able to encompass every aspect of what it really means. Culture is part of our lives. Knowingly or unknowingly‚ we grow up within a particular culture‚ and tend to follow its rules and regulations without questioning its validity. An analogy of culture would be that if people are clay‚ then culture would be the mould that shape us to what we are today. There are many different types of cultures in the world. Within a country

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    Adultism in Chinese Culture One day‚ Mrs. Smith is in her greengrocer’s shop. There are many people waiting in her shop to buy things. While she was serving his customers‚ a small boy runs into the shop. He pushes in front of the people and wants talk to Mrs. Smith. However‚ the people in the shop think that he also wants buy things but without line the queue. So‚ they are unhappy toward his action and starting to scold him. “Children today! They are so rude! They can’t wait! They always want to

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    Malaysia Chinese Culture Malaysia’s cultural mosaic is marked by many different cultures‚ but several in particular have had especially lasting influence on the country. Chief among these is the ancient Malay culture‚ and the cultures of Malaysia’s two most prominent trading partners throughout history--the Chinese‚ and the Indians. These three groups are joined by a dizzying array of indigenous tribes‚ many of which live in the forests and coastal areas of Borneo. Although each of these cultures has

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    Theme: Sacrifice Various cultures believed that sacrifice were communicating tools to the gods. In this belief‚ various religions offered human‚ animal and material sacrifices to their deity. "They spoke to the Gods through sacrifice and believed in creation and destruction to better the world and its birth and its rebirth." (Sterk) The Chinese‚ Sumerian and Celt’s believed in tradition and cultural sacrifice to their deitie’s. Sacrifice in cultural myth is part of their religion and everyday tasks

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    One of the most important economic activities that was created during the birth of the earliest civilization of the world is the discovery of the many advances in agricultural production. For example‚ the discovery of the wheel was a revolutionary event. The wheel was used to make cart-ruts‚ which were a huge boost for agriculture. The ox used to pull a cart was eventually used to draw the plough. Instead of directly killing the ox and eating it‚ it was used to till large masses of land. The use

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    Being raised in a Hispanic household has greatly influenced my academic development throughout all my life. I have felt that being a part of the Hispanic community gives the right for others to think less of me or presume that I can not achieve my aspirations. Either through the sarcastic remarks when I mention that I would like to one day be an engineer or the common shock of others knowing I have all A’s on my report card‚ I have been profiled to be subpar because of my ethnicity. Although

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    architecture in Korea that Buddhism imported from India via China had a great influence on the development of Korean culture and values. To this day‚ Buddhism remains as one of Korea’s widely accepted religion after Christianity. Why did Buddhism have such a strong influence on the development of Korean culture? In what way did it help the budding 3 kingdoms find a foothold in establishing the Three Kingdoms period? Why did Buddhism last so long through the Three Kingdoms period‚ the Koryo period‚ the

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    The impact was considered to be positive due to the way the country was “handled”. The positive impact showed others who thought of invasion how to have to plan and strategize against Ireland against their “weakness” trap. The way that they present themselves with multiple monarchs over the whole country and not having one set of rules and or ruler was admired‚ just like the four other countries

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    of Chinese culture that Joy is confronted with‚ women are put at a lower status than men where daughters are thought of as a disgrace to the family and women are confined to obligations within the household. Overall‚ Joy is suppressed by the dominantly negative Chinese culture. The Chinese culture has an adverse effect on women who get accustomed to the ways of life in a male dominated system. Men are thought of as the important beings because they are physically stronger than women. Chinese elders

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