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    contributed to the existing balance of the world’s resources. In order to answer Yali’s question‚ he speculates about the role of geography‚ technology‚ cultural diffusion‚ agriculture‚ culture and biology. 4. The Maori evolved differently because of population and leadership differences. The Maori conquered the Moriori due to its advanced weapons and technology and the Moriori lost due to its lack of leadership and simple weapons. 5. Population density affected economies because the more people there

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    Ashford 6: - Week 5 (Jun 25 - Jul 01) Overview Assignment Due Date Format Grading Percent Discussion 1: Ethics in Anthropology Day 3 (1st post) Discussion 4 Discussion 2: Anthropology and Your Future Day 3 (1st post) Discussion 3 Assignment: Final Cultural Research Paper Day 7 Research Paper 25 ________________________________________ Note: The online classroom is designed to time students out after 90 minutes of inactivity. Because of this‚ we strongly suggest that you compose

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    [pic] Guns Germs and Steel Humans have lived on this planet for thousands of years. Over the time‚ they learned‚ developed‚ acquired knowledge‚ and civilized in the process. Yet‚ this learning can’t be construed to be complete‚ leaving a lot to be learned. Along the way‚ human race has evolved by generating vast amounts of food‚ domestication of plant and animals‚ along with battles and illnesses. The primitive human who survived on hunting has reformed into modern human as we

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    Each tribe is different in the formality of communication and cultural safety and have different protocols within health care settings. The iwi (tribe) of Te-Whanau-A-Apanui share similar patterns and ordinances as other eastern Māori tribes of the north island. In personal manners when greeting one another‚ man embrace one another with forearm in hand‚ forehead to forehead and nose to nose. They believe that this contact with one another welcome not just the men‚ but their ancestors before them

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    Nurses need to be trained in transcultural nursing to support the ever growing multicultural society. This article has information about cultural safety. Cultural safety is a concept developed in the 1980s in New Zealand in response to the indigenous Maori people’s dissatisfaction with nursing service. This idea was ongoing debate when first introduced to academic communities and public health. Cultural safety was incorporated in New Zealand processes in 1990 and nursing school started testing student

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    This paper will conduct a critical discourse analysis on North American media coverage of the World Indigenous Games. Jiwani and Young (2006) offer a helpful framework for a methodical approach to exploring Indigenous representations in media. In their article on the missing and murdered women of Vancouver’s Eastside‚ they studied 128 newspaper articles over the course of five years in order to uncover patterns on how Indigenous people are framed in the media. The article clearly states that the

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    Question One LEGAL SYSTEM a) The Act of Parliament I have chosen is the Smoke-free Environments Act 1990 This Act was introduced to prevent the effect of other people’s smoking on the health of people in the workplace or other public enclosed areas. Society’s beliefs have changed on this subject and the laws have changed to keep pace‚ “fifty years ago it was polite to ask somebody would you like a smoke? Today it would be deeply impolite not to ask‚ do you mind if I smoke?” (CDC‚ Jan 29

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    This is 2017 and people still celebrate whilst dressing up as racist stereotypes such as this black face party‚ therefore I felt outrage. I would think that since the post Jim Crow era in the 1960s‚ people especially Americans would be educated to not to condone such activities that discriminate others as it was done earlier during the 1830s-1970s when white people would dress up as Black people to entertain the audience‚ resulting in mockery towards Africans Americans. I could not believe how insensitive

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    stereotypes‚ prejudice and racism in this poem. The examples show how society ranks and perceives the different races and how we turn them into outcasts without any evidence. The statement ‘Sometimes I sleep in large rooms full of people’ suggests that Maoris are considered poor in our society and we think of them as inferior. The statement ‘I have been to university’ makes us think that all Pakehas have attended university and are well educated. It makes you think that Pakehas are superior as they are

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    humans on the western hemisphere continents.[7] The fastest ever recorded extinction of megafauna occurred in New Zealand‚ where by 1500 AD‚ just 200 years after settling the islands‚ ten species of the giant moa birds were hunted to extinction by the Māori.[4] A second wave of extinctions occurred later with European settlement. In more recent

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