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    natives‚ their land‚ resources‚ and children. Aboriginals had let the children go‚ assuming they would be kept in civil conditions and get the care needed (Treble‚ O’Hara). Aboriginal communities were unaware of the system’s disastrous goal of assimilation by stripping children of language and culture. They assumed the Europeans could not possibly take anything more from them‚ but they were wrong. At the institutes children would be subject to vigorous labor without much learning due to how underfunded

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    the German immigrants first started coming over to Brazil‚ the South was most appealing to them due to the climate in the area. The climate is generally warm throughout most of the year without extremely hot or cold seasons. A very popular destination for the immigrants was Florianopolis:

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    problematic one. In attempting to unite cultures under the banner of a common Canadian identity‚ multiculturalism tends to paper over differences. At its worst‚ it creates a kind of hierarchy. It locates white Canadians at the center of society and immigrants at the margins. Even in a multicultural country that tends to favour certain groups‚ many Canadians remain anxious about differences. Some continue to try to pin down the nature of Canadian identity. ‘Who are we?’ is a commonly asked question.

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    The official purpose of the residential school system was to integrate aboriginal children of the Aboriginal people in Canada into mainstream society. This was to be done through assimilation. The purpose of these schools has been described as a cultural genocide‚ or “killing the Indian in the child.” Children were forcibly separated from their family and taken from their reserves‚ to be placed in boarding schools run mainly by the Catholic‚ Anglican‚ Presbyterian‚ and United churches. Residential

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    One the current world of today heritage has become a huge topic. From making a border between Mexico and the United States to talk of banning of Muslim Immigrants. Either way‚ these projects have or will end up affecting the good and the bad people that immigrate here. Today‚ most of who you become and what is expected of you are based on your heritage. For example‚ if you were of Asian Descent People would expect you to do very well in any math course. Although you may be Asian and not be proficient

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    Washington. The politics in the 19th century American Government regarding the indigenous people were defined by an era of the “Americanization of the Native American people”. This analytical research paper will address the issue of Native American assimilation and display how the efforts made by the American Government failed to shed a positive light on the indigenous people. It will also explore the founding of specific schools for Indian children‚ namely the Carlisle Indian Industrial School for Native

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    are both unable to pass down our native traditions‚ and so our cultural knowledge and behavior is slowly receding. Also‚ another common feature is that family is considered to be the most importance. Although our cultures may be changing due to assimilation‚ the heritage of keeping each other safe will always be with us‚ and that cannot be changed‚ even under the most extreme circumstances. In the United States‚ living as a person in a different cultural background from my own‚ culture plays a very

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    own culture by producing more programs that are shown widely around the world. These programs then influence people‚ particularly young people‚ in the countries where they are shown. Television also has some negative effects in terms of assimilation and cultural erosion. Currently‚ because television networks need to attract large audiences to make maximum profits‚ action Hollywood films‚ romantic Korea drama series are more and more predominant in TV shows‚ putting traditional artistic

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    when they ended their workday. Today I continue to live my life with the same family structure. I would like to pass them down to my son the same way my mother did to me. As I approach the experiences of assimilation‚ acculturation‚ and a climate of pluralism; my identity has been molded. Assimilation is the process of becoming part of or more like a group that someone was not previously part of. Assimilating into a new group involves

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    In response to the Royal Commission Report‚ the Canadian government issued a Statement of Reconciliation in 1998. In it the government acknowledged that the Canadian residential school system separated many children from their families and communities and prevented them from speaking their own languages and from learning about their own heritage and cultures. The government further accepted the key role it had played in the development and administration of the schools. Children who were the victims

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