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    Indians and Settlers

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    and innocent way of describing the indian culture. The first text describes the Indian culture as being diverse‚ listing their different tribes. Also acknowledging their accuracy in constructing calendars‚ temples‚ weaving baskets‚ building homes of clay‚ and raising crops. The second text does not describe the Indians quite as much but doesn’t fail to mention the marriage of Indian woman and daughter of chief Pocahontas to John Rolfe. The third text speaks of Indian tribes creating amazing civilizations

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    Indian Removal

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    stake ownership to a piece of land‚ the territories were seen as open to the white settler to cultivate and therefore call his own. “There is no reason to believe‚ that vegetable productions were ever cultivated to any considerable extent by the Indians‚ or formed an important part of their food.” (The North American Review‚ Volume 30‚ Issue 66‚ January 1830‚ pp 62-121) The Native American tribes were mainly comprised of relatively small hunter gatherer societies‚ which were not taking full advantage

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    our Mother both spiritually and bodily. All of this seems somewhat like a strained attempt to demonstrate that Motherhood is an aspect of God. Indeed‚ while there are occasional references to feminine aspects of God in the Bible‚ there seems to be little evidence for such a strident categorization of an aspect of God as Mother‚ on par with His aspects of Father and Lord. Furthermore‚ it is unclear what roles Motherhood satisfies that could not be ascribed to Fatherhood. For instance‚ why creating

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    Indian Culture

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    culture of India is an amalgamation of these diverse sub-cultures spread all over the Indian subcontinent and traditions that are several millennia old. Regarded by some historians as the "oldest living civilization of Earth"‚ the Indian tradition dates back to 8‚000 BC and has a continuous recorded history for over 2‚500 years. Several elements of India’s diverse culture — such as Indian religions‚ yóga and Indian cuisine — have had a profound impact across the world. Religions and spirituality

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    The Lenape Indians

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    Running head: THE LENAPE INDIANS The Lenape Indians Pennsylvania and Local History The Lenape Indians The Delaware River‚ named after Sir Thomas West‚ Lord de la Warr the governor of the Jamestown colony‚ flows from the Catskill Mountains in New York to the Delaware Bay along the borders of New Jersey and Delaware. The Delaware River meanders along and forms the boundary of present-day Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The first known inhabitants living along the banks of the Delaware

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    The Kogi Indians

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    must pray and ask for permission to do something so this way what ever it is they are trying to do comes out right. They are willing to change but only if it doesn’t interfere with what they believe in. The Kogi are also descendants of the Tairona Indians of Colombia. Mama are the priests of the Kogi people‚ who look to them for guidance. Mamas are chosen through divinity and taken from their families at birth and are cared for and taught buy other mamas for the first 9 years of their life. The training

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    Indian Economy

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    went up marginally to 4.8% during the quarter through March 2013‚ from about 4.7% in the previous quarter. The government has forecasted a growth of 6.1%-6.7% for the year 2013-14‚ whilst the RBI expects the same to be at 5.7%. The independence-era Indian economy (from 1947 to 1991) was based on a mixed economy combining features of capitalism and socialism‚ resulting in an inward-looking‚ interventionist policies and import-substituting economy that failed to take advantage of the post-war expansion

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    Classification is the first step of genocide. People will begin to “...distinguish people into “us and them” by ethnicity‚ race‚ religion‚ or nationality: German and Jew...” (Genocide Watch- Ten Steps of Genocide). Hitler knew what his followers would look like: mainly blonde hair and blue eyes. They became to be known as the Aryan race. The Holocaust is very similar to the racial segregation of African Americans in the late 1800s because the leaders would separate and classify who is limited

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    Indian Mutiny

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    The Causes of the Indian Mutiny The Indian Mutiny (also known as the first war of independence) had many factors‚ forces and events which contributed to it’s cause‚ some of which include cultural‚ religious and the political forces and also the Einfield Riffle. The changes in culture that the British had made in India‚ created a lot of discontent and there was a lot of anti-British feelings that were growing amongst the landlords. Many people believed that the advent of the steamships were the

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    Indian Architecture

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    Indian architecture encompasses a wide variety of geographically and historically spread structures‚ and was transformed by the history of the Indian subcontinent. The result is an evolving range of architectural production that‚ although it is difficult to identify a single representative style‚ nonetheless retains a certain amount of continuity across history. The diversity of Indian culture is represented in its architecture. It is a blend of ancient and varied native traditions‚ with building

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