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    The Mixing of Cultures

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    Europeans did not think too kindly of these very different brown people that already inhabited this space. The European thought leaned greatly towards the idea of the Native Indians being of a barbaric and heathenness culture that must be changed (converted and educated) or eliminated‚ however‚ the exchange of culture frequently went both ways and sometimes those very differences in culture proved to be a great seduction to the non-Indian people. Some European immigrants found a great appeal to the Indian

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    Dinka Tribe

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    The Dinka are a tribe of people who are mainly located in over Sudan but they have spread themselves out all over the world in places like Kenya Uganda‚ Europe‚ and the United States. (Wiki _ Dinka people) They are a huge tribe and they carry 2-3 million people. They are spread out in tones of villages. Most villages of the Dinka tribe will range anywhere from 10‚000-30‚000 people. ("South Sudan." Britannica School.) They make up 17% of the African population‚ which is a huge amount. The Dinka have

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    Mission‚ which had full control over the Native people. This means full control as socially‚ religiously‚ and even economically. It was up to the mission to make sure the Native people were part of the Spanish culture. They wanted Natives speak Spanish and become part of their society as well as to work. After the Natives become part of that society‚ a Presidio was set up. The purpose of the Presidio was to guard and protect the Mission and the people in it. Military forces opened land right after

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    to do still. That every community‚ every child that’s growing‚ should know is history and‚ as much as possible‚ it’s language‚” said by a filmmaker‚ Alanis Obomsawin. Ultimately in this novel‚ The Inconvenient Indian; A Curious Account of Indian People in North America by Thomas King‚ it illustrates how Natives are faced with many challenges throughout their lives. Colonialism displays how the Europeans were the start of affecting their history. Generalizing the Natives into stereotypes and policies

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    The magical power of African Art‚ illustrated in the nkisi nknode figure is unfamiliar to Westerners because we don’t know the context of the art and the intention of the artist. Westerners are interpreting that illustration without any real knowledge of the culture. Due to these figures been in museums in West‚ the culture has lost a great deal of their history and memory. The Westerners in return have gained some knowledge and have created there own interpretation of the figures. The culture also

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    Canadian National Interest

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    understanding the conduct of Indian affairs in Canada". So‚ what goals does the Canadian government harbour for Indian peoples in its recent spree of policy initiatives? The Canadian "national interest" is an artificial construct‚ and is not a well defined‚ precise notion. It denotes no more than the interests

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    Race And Ethnicity Essay

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    Ethnicity and race are often used together and and hence they are always confused. There is a major difference between both of them. Ethnicity is a group of people that has a shared common culture - the practices‚ values‚ and beliefs in groups; and also language‚ religion and traditions; amongst others. Race‚ on the other hand‚ artificially divides people into distinct groups based on characteristics such as physical appearance (particularly skin colour)‚ ancestral heritage‚ cultural history etc. What is

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    Before one can discuss language as an agent of cultural transmission or a custodian of culture‚ the meaning of the terms should be know. Language is the medium through which people communicate their feelings‚ thoughts and aspirations to one another. The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary defines language as "the system of sounds and words used by human to express their thoughts and feelings". Language is an intergral part of culture and it has the ability to transmit a people’s culture. But

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    The Nayar of India

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    Instructor: June Maul August 9‚ 2011 The Nayar of India are ethnographic and folk-culture society. They are a complex and interesting large and power cast society that live in extended matrilineal family groups. Hinduism is the main religion of these people and that combined with their social and economic structure make for an interesting combination of kinship‚ gender relations‚ beliefs‚ and values. In this paper I will discuss the fascinating aspects of this culture focusing on their kinship‚ gender

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    Postprocessual archaeology developed out of Processual archaeology in the 1990s and was championed by Ian Hodder. Postprocessualism is one of the most commonly used approaches to archaeology used today. It developed‚ much like Processualism‚ out of criticisms about how archaeology was being practiced at the time. In this instance it was a result of criticisms of Processual archaeology. Hodder argues that Processualism is flawed and to correct it we need to integrate parts of previous practices‚

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