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    changes have begun to loosen the ties of traditional kinship‚ especially in the cities. But these ties still play a large part in the everyday lives of many Africans (coser: 1974). The basis of kinship‚ in Africa as elsewhere‚ is descent from an ancestor. The most widespread descent group is known as the clan‚ which can be either patrilineal or matrilineal. The members of the former type of clan comprise all those who are born from a single founding ancestor through the male line only; those of the latter

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    INDIVIDUALWHOSE FATHER IS FROM THE MATRILLINEAGE AND MOTHER FROM THE PATRILLINEAGE. A descent group is a permanent social unit with a common ancestor. That is‚ a culturally recognised relationship between children and one or both parents` kin. Lineage on the other hand is a segment of a clan. There is a rule that sets out the way an individual should trace his genealogy. Kingship specifies the lines of descent‚ the type of responsibilities expected from an individual as well as those that the individual

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    cabeza de barangay. The social hierarchy was in this order: at the top were the peninsulares or the Spaniards from Spain‚ next were the insulares‚ Spaniards born in the Philippines and also called Filipinos‚ the mestizos‚ born of Spanish and Chinese descent‚ at the bottom were the indios‚ the local inhabitants. A total of 300 insurections and rebellions by the Filipinos all over the achipelago were recorded in the more than The Philippines was governed by Spain through a viceroy from Mexico. The highest

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    (2010). Lineage is another descent group in which is how people trace their lineage by blood or by marriage. For example‚ if I wanted to know who I was related to on my father and mother side I will have to trace their lineage. Unilineal is another descent group where kinship is identified through one sex only‚ then there is the Matrilineal and Patrilineal descent groups where in matrilineal descent is traced through the mother’s line and patrilineal descent is traced through the father’s line

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    acquisitions or losses wrought by nature on individuals…are preserved by reproduction to the new individuals….” All three authors‚ Gilman‚ Veblen‚ and Freud‚ use these two laws of Lamarckian inheritance to emphasize the Darwinian concept of man’s lowly descent by demonstrating that “ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny” as the ancient characteristics of man’s ancestors are still ingrained within current evolved individuals. Once‚ the authors have demonstrated that the “stamp of [man’s] lowly origin” is still

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    height.” The ratio in question is the arm span to height ratio‚ specifically for Asian-descent males. The accepted unit of measurement for this study is the centimeter (SI system of units). Should the proportions of arm span to height in Asian-descent males prove to be different than those outlined by Vitruvius‚ the ‘perfect man’ ideal will be nullified. The consistencies when measuring the selected Asian-descent males were: 1. The environment- All subjects were tested in the same school.

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    FINAL ESSAY 5. Platforms and pyramids played an important social and religious role in the ancient cultures of Mesopotamia‚ Egypt and pre-Columbian America. Choose ONE of these cultures and discuss how these roles were expressed in their architectural treatment‚ function and spatial context (i.e. within a city and/or a natural landscape). The cultures of Mesopotamia have been influenced by different civilisations across different phases of the Mesopotamian era. Even though the civilisations occur

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    STATED CLEARLY: EVOLUTION AND NATURAL SELECTION (TRANSCRIPT) What exactly is evolution? In biology‚ the theory of evolution doesn’t exactly tell us how life began on Earth‚ but tells us how life‚ once it came into existence‚ diversified into the many incredible forms we see now and in the fossil record. It also helps us make sense of the way in which modern creatures continue to adapt and change today. In biology‚ evolution can be defined as: ‘Any change in the heritable traits (those are physical

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    Charles Darwin’s most famous evolutionary findings and theories were published in two books: On the Origin of Species and The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex. In the former‚ he presents his theory of natural selection that results from the struggle to survive (On the Origin of Species‚ 175). In the latter‚ he explains sexual selection that results from the struggle to reproduce. According to Darwin‚ natural selection is one the basic agents of evolutionary change. At the same time

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