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    hundred and ninety countries worldwide‚ each had developed their own personal history‚ values‚ and culture. Even though all countries in the world have a slightly different culture‚ which makes it unique‚ there can also be similarities amongst those countries. In the light of this interconnectedness‚ this essay will inspect the ways Ireland‚ Australia‚ and Japan compare and contrast in terms of their culture and society. To start with‚ these countries are situated in different parts of the world‚ thus

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    concept of settlement

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    What is a settlement? A settlement is a temporary or permanent place where people live that are economically viable. A settlement may range in size from a small number of dwellings grouped together to the largest of cities with surrounding urbanized areas. Hamlets‚ villages‚ towns‚ and cities are types of settlements. A settlement exists to perform certain function that is in fact the reason for their development. The function of a settlement can be identified by looking at its shape‚ size‚ site

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    Indigenous People

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    Task 2 The Indigenous people – they are the holders of unique languages‚ knowledge and beliefs and of practices for use of natural resources. In addition‚ they have a special relation to their traditional land. Their land has a fundamental importance for their cultural survival for them as a people. Indigenous people hold their own diverse concepts of development. The development is based on their own traditional values‚ visions‚ needs and priorities. At least this is how it used to be for the

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    active military duty overseas. That cultural pattern saw its origin in the late 19th century where “ethnic identities proved to be a part of ... (white European foreign immigrants) self-identity and affected the way that they related to others.” The data presented in the reading reflects a rise in the white population and a corresponding drop in all non-white groups over the time period from 1860-1900. American Indians‚ for example‚ dropped from nearly 5% of

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    The first literary element in Since You’ve Been Gone is irony. In this book Emily‚ the main character‚ is left behind all summer without knowing where her best friend‚ Sloan‚ went. The only thing she has is a list of 13 tasks Sloan left that are extremely out of Emily’s comfort zone. Throughout her attempt to complete the list‚ Emily meets a guy named Frank and they become friends. One night they show up to Emily’s house to find her parents‚ two playwrights‚ in need of two actors to play parts in

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    Criminology has been ‘Gender-blind’ rather than ‘Gender neutral’. Discuss It has been argued that the gaze of criminology has been primarily focused on male offenders‚ Cain (1989) argues that criminology is in fact incapable of speaking in gender neutral terms (cited in Walklate 2001: 19). A reason for this includes that history has been prepared to offer universal explanations of crime achieved by the study of the male offender. Feminists such as (Naffine 1997: 18) believe that criminology has been

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    John White Popular Culture

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    Popular culture has been mishandled by historians. It was ignored from most centuries‚ yet today the study of popular culture is seen as essential for well-rounded study. By tracing how certain key historians presented popular culture‚ and how those men got to be in positions were their thoughts were considered consequential‚ how the study of popular culture changed over time becomes obvious. Assuming that the individuals chosen are representative of their time‚ examining John White‚ William Herder

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    The Ibo people had a strong culture which made up their society and gave them their identity. The Ido culture valued religion‚ gods‚ agriculture‚ weddings‚ and language. Then their culture meet another culture that was as strong or stronger than theirs. This other culture was the White European culture. This caused good and bad things to the Ibo people. But they had one similarity which was how to be respected by others in society. In both cultures they had to prove themselves through their actions

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    Strait Islander People Why are Indigenous people in Australia still disadvantaged with regard to health care and services? For the last 200 years Indigenous people have been victims of discrimination‚ prejudice and disadvantage. Poor education‚ poor living conditions and general poverty are still overwhelming issues for a large percentage of our people and we remain ‘as a group‚ the most poverty stricken sector of the working class’ in Australia (Cuthoys 1983). As a people‚ our rate

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    In what respects has the character of women’s work changed since 1918? Answer with reference to at least two countries in Europe. The character of women’s work greatly evolved throughout the twentieth century‚ both progressing and regressing at different times within this period. Working for many women in 1918 and the years before it often meant menial wages in low quality jobs or not even being allowed to work at all as women were deemed as inferior in most European societies. Unemployment benefits

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