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    In Native American culture‚ it is common practice to use stories as a way to teach the young children lessons. The stories were told orally‚ so therefore they could be altered to fit the needs of the group that day. The stories are aimed toward children‚ but the lessons can be grasped at any age as they deal with many of the themes of Native American Spirituality. Some of the main lessons we learned through presentations in class are we need to find a balance with nature‚ have humility to contain

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    Impact of racism and oppression in Richard Wright’s Native Son Yong Jae Lee Period 2 10th May 2011 Racism has been a trait common in the human race for thousands of years to this day. Many have suffered because of it and many still do. From African Americans‚ Caucasians‚ Hispanics‚ Asians‚ Jews‚ and Homosexuals‚ racism has not just been directed upon on a certain group of individuals but to many shades of humanity. Some more infamous cases of racism have

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    Despite the arrogant attitude aimed at them‚ the Igbo natives welcomed the British into their village without suspecting their true intentions. The Igbos were very generous when the missionaries asked for a piece of land to build their church. There was only one area the Igbos gave to them where the Christians didn’t have to live amongst them‚ and it was the evil forest. They wondered if the Christians would die from the evil spirits within that forest‚ but after a certain time‚ they lived without

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    Methodist took America’s tired‚ poor and huddled masses long before the Statue of Liberty could do this. During America’s Great Awakening beginning in the 1730’s‚ Methodist became the religious group to tolerate all. In A Son of the Forest‚ Apess makes this point evident when he writes‚ “I felt convinced that Christ died for all mankind--that age‚ sect‚ colour‚ country‚ or situation‚ made no difference. I felt an assurance that I was included in the plan of redemption with all my brethren.”. Although

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    The terms ‘Digital Native’ and ‘Digital Immigrant’ were coined by Marc Prensky in the essay he had written in 2001. Digital Natives were defined as students that were born into the digital age‚ their lives are immersed into technology and are the “‘native speakers’ of the digital language of computers‚ video games and the internet” (Prensky M‚ 2001‚ pp. 1). Digital Immigrants are individuals who were not born into the digital world but have come into contact with technology at one point in their

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    Columbus discovered the Americas there were individuals living in North America. The Native American individuals‚ also called American Indians‚ had been living on the landmass of North America for a long time and the Americas found that there were more than 10 million Native Americans effectively living on the continent. Once the Europeans touched base in America things turned out to be much different. As time passed the Native American deteriorated. They were constrained off their properties and pushed

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    In the article Digital Natives‚ Digital Immigrants Marc Prensky asserts that if digital immigrant educators wish to reach digital naives they will have to adapt. Prensky’s claims are a response to the fact that teachers don’t believe that they should have to adapt in order to teach students. With the rapid change change of students and technology the interests and focuses of students have shifted. In addition to this change in students‚ the educators are remaining the same causing a communication

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    Tylea Kemmerer June 11‚ 2013 Humanities 5-6 Research Paper Effects of Casinos on Native Reservations Do you think that casinos should be on native reservations? Is it beneficial or detrimental? Some people believe that casinos are just outrages and delirious. Casinos don’t help anybody. They just take money from people and cause them into bankruptcy. Bad things always happen in casinos. Also‚ Indian gaming isn’t fair to us because it doesn’t benefit us; it only benefits the actual

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    Native Americans: A Marginalized Population Vicki Carter The University of Michigan-Flint Native Americans: A Marginalized Population Over the course of time in our country‚ many groups in our society have experienced being set apart from sustainable communities. Among them are the immigrants‚ the homeless‚ the African Americans‚ those with physical or mental disabilities and the Native Americans. According to McIntosh (1988)‚ “Whites are taught to think of their lives as morally neutral‚ normative

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    Native Women’s Roles in the Southwest In the Native American culture‚ women are not much talked about even though they do play an important role in the Native society. Women don’t only serve as a housekeeper‚ which is the generally believed myth‚ but they rather do other thing like farming and crafting while the men were out hunting. Native Americans even believed that women had more healing powers than the men did and thus we have heard of more medicine women than medicine men. Also‚ to the native

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