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    My Teacher Told Me

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    Throughout our educational lives‚ we have been told countless stories of how this nation came to be. Countless hours in a classroom for 12 years‚ just to be told half of the story‚ sometimes a bunch of lies or overly edited facts. In “Lies My Teacher Told Me” Loewen utilizes many different sources such as journals‚ images‚ newspaper clippings and oral accounts of events that took place through out history. With these sources Loewen proves that text books give false information or omit things all

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    1. What is the historical relationship between the Hawaiian people and other cultural groups in the United States‚ especially the dominant cultural groups? The Hawaiian kingdom and the United States legislator have an agreement that either the citizens of America or the subjects of the king of Hawaii both can travel in and out of either country freely and they are subject to security and laws governing these countries. The United States was the first country to recognize Hawaii as an independent

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    After examining the books To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne it is clear that they have many similarities when it comes to the theme of discrimination. In both books theme of discrimination is emphasized by aspects of the plot. This theme helps us to learn that society is not always a fair place and that we cannot judge people based on their religion or race and this is why John Boyne and Harper Lee chose to write about this theme. In To Kill

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    Baseball/Softball

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    Baseball/Softball Baseball is a very commonly played sport. There was once a story that Abner Doubleday invented baseball in 1839 but that story was never really proved. The first published rules were written in 1845 for a New York baseball club by Alexander Cartwright. He is known as a commonly “father of baseball”. On June 3‚ 1953 congress officially gave Alexander Cartwright credit for inventing the current game of baseball. Alexander is a member of the baseball hall of fame. Baseball is

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    Dehumanization Of Women

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    As the Europeans came into contact with the indigenous Americans their views of women became challenged. The white man’s Indian equaled a primitive man. Europeans did not originally view indigenous Americans as adhering to any of the cultural structure that Europeans believed they had already mastered. The culture of native Americans was matriarchal and largely unfamiliar to the immigrant community. Pueblo groups were tied to female political power and women provided for families in a way unseen

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    The makeup of Cuba in the late nineteenth century is much the same as it is today. Nearly 66% of the population are white and of Spanish descent. About 22% are of mixed racial heritage‚ and 12% of the populace is black. Cuba lies to the south of the United States‚ and is most easily accessible by boat from the Florida region. It is this naval quality that encompasses the island. During the Ten Years War‚ between 1868-1878‚ the Cubans fought against Spanish rule in their country

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    Society has become oblivious to the fact that Native Americans deserve equality just like any other race. Society has responded well to civil rights movements involving African Americans‚ Hispanics‚ and women but refuses to help the racism faced by Native Americans. The issue of using terms and images that have something to do with Native Americans is a topic of public controversy in the United States. Since the 60s there have been protests and other actions by Native Americans that aim to stop this

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    Spanish Traditions

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    Spanish Traditions and Folk Song Musical traditions have been taking place for centuries in all countries‚ ethnicities and cultures. Each group has specific musical stylings‚ sounds and instruments. Here we will take an in depth look at the musical traditions of the Spanish traced back to the mid-1500s. St. Augustine‚ FL was founded by the Spanish in 1565. This was the beginning of traditional sounds‚ folk songs‚ hymns‚ and dance. It was discovered that these musical sub groups‚ reflected Spanish

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    Son Jarocho: Music Report

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    Report 3 (Son Jarocho) The song I chose to listen to was Track 20‚ "El Sigusiri" performed by Conjunto Villa del Mar. The track composer is kept anonymous and the genre of this track is Son Jarocho. The Son Jarocho is native to the areas of southern Veracruz and parts of northern Oaxaca. The instrument that stood out to me on this track was the Jarana Jarocho‚ an 8 string rhythm instrument. It is an instrument used strictly for rhythm and is the most fundamental Jarocha instrument because it provides

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    Baseball today‚ as a sport‚ is vastly different than it was in the late 19th century. Everything from the rules‚ leagues and even what days games could be played. Competition helped baseball make the shift from an amateur event‚ to a professional game. Baseball underwent drastic changes in the late 19th century while dealing with gambling‚ and anything to do with money. Money‚ it seemed‚ corrupted the sport of baseball. The development of baseball from an amateur to a professional sport was shaped

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