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    Indigenous Tradition

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    the past people have mistaken about their tradition Indigenous originality or occurring naturally (country‚ region etc) To be indigenous kinship (relation to one another) and location(connection of particular place) Indigenous religion beliefs‚ experience and practices concerning non-falsifiable realities of people who have kinship and location Syncretism: Syncretism merging of elements from different religions. Eg : north American tradition have been influenced by Christianity

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    Canadian film Assignment 2

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    From the period of the mid 19th Century Aboriginals and Natives in America have faced widespread stereotypes and omissions as well as outright being the ones suppressed in society by the Western white colonizers‚ what can be seen here is a trend on how the public has been fed with films that display and antagonizes the First Nations people. However as society changed and became tolerant there has been a new surge of cinema that has commissioned itself to resolve the issue of misrepresentations and

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    Inuits Life Patterns

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    Inuits have a strange life style and this is there way. Inuits have a strong bond Because they have to so they can help each other. As the video did say that Inuits hunt together. That’s why Inuits have a strong bond Inuits needed to understand the natural patterns. So they can see where the seals go and where to hunt them. Has in the text it said that Inuits need to understand the patterns so they can see were seal and other animals are. This shows that why Inuits need to know the natural

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    Explain three difficulties faced by the Europeans during the early stages of the new world settlement Three difficulties faced by the Europeans during the early stages of the new world settlement were resistance from the Amerindians‚ lack of supplies and food and natural disasters. The Europeans could not understand the resistance of the Amerindians. They felt that their culture and weapons were superior to that of the Amerindians and so they felt justified in their use of force against them

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    A Day in the Life of a Hunter-Gatherer My people are what you call Hunter-Gatherers. We survive by hunting and gathering our food. We live in what are called “Bands.” These usually consist of 15-20 people‚ all of which are usually related either by blood or marriage. We don’t have any type of government or hierarchy like other civilizations. Instead we believe we are all created equal‚ and we treat each other in that manner. We are nomadic‚ which means that we do not stay in the same

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    Do you agree with Jared Diamond when he suggests that the human race would have been better off if the Agricultural Revolution never happened? Explain Why? I will have to agree with Jared Diamond in saying that the human race and our environment would have been better off if the Agricultural Revolution never happened. I will begin by discussing some of the positives and negatives of the new found Agricultural Revolution. Despite the few positives‚ this revolution has had an impact on not only

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    Vinland Analysis

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    Vinland‚ in spite of all of of its bounties‚ was abandoned for a multitude of reasons‚ but in addition to those reasons there is another created by the primary reasons‚ present throughout the stories‚ but is especially see in Freydis’ treachery. Simply put the plentitude of misfortunes that occurred during the Vikings exploration had soured their desire to remain there. Despite the pleasant climes and abundant food sources the Vikings were plagued by misfortune the entirety of the voyage. It was

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    The Arctic: Environment‚ Economic Development and Security Although many definitions are available‚ the “Arctic” is everything North of the 60th parallel of northern latitude. Canada has three territories and several tips of other provinces which total 40% of Canadian landmass that fits the definition of the Arctic. In this landmass‚ an estimated population of more than 100‚000 Canadians call it home. (The Canadian Arctic‚ 2013) This land and these people have needs and desires that are up to the

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    The documentary Fire in the Blood is a 2013 narrative by Dylan Mohan Gray (an Indian-Canadian dual citizen). FIRE IN THE BLOOD recounts the story of how Western pharmaceutical organizations and governments forcefully blocked access to minimal effort AIDS drugs for the nations of Africa and the worldwide south in the years after 1996 - bringing about ten million or more unnecessary passing - and the unrealistic gathering of individuals who chose to battle back. The documentary demonstrates one of

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    Leif Ericson was a Norse explorer who led what was probably the first European expedition to the mainland of North America. He was the son of Eric the Red‚ who established the first settlement in Greenland. Leif Ericson became the leader of this settlement after his father’s death. His life was recorded in long Icelandic stories called sagas. His name is also spelled Eriksson or Eiriksson. Ericson was born in Iceland‚ near what is now Budardalur. His family sailed to southern Greenland about 985

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