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    Cronon‚ Changes in the land William Cronon’s Changes in the Land interprets and analyzes the changing circumstances in New England’s plant and animal communities that occurred with the shift from Indian to European dominance. In his thesis Cronon claims‚ “the shift from Indian to European dominance in New England entailed important changes—well known to historians—in the ways these peoples organized their lives‚ but it also involved fundamental reorganizations—less well known to historians—in the

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    Cabeza de Vaca

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    that fueled in the minds of the Europeans against the Native Indians. In The Narrative of Cabeza de Vaca‚ we witness the superior and greedy attitude of the European conquistadors‚ which later evolves to a civil and sympathetic view. During the 16th Century‚ European attitude towards Indians was dehumanizing as they felt that the Native Indians were inferior to them because they didn’t have European characteristics of blue eyes and blonde hair .The European conquistadors were looking for new

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    The Mixing of Cultures

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    Short Narrative of My Life". The World Turned Upside Down. Boston: Bedford‚ 1994 The World Turned Upside Down Chapt. 2. Boston: Bedford‚ 1994.   In early America as the Europeans began to colonize the land‚ most Europeans did not think too kindly of these very different brown people that already inhabited this space. The European thought leaned greatly towards the idea of the Native Indians being of a barbaric and heathenness culture that must be changed (converted and educated) or eliminated‚ however

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    ‘Invasion”. Colour symbolism is used in many different ways in this opening to emphasise how the Aboriginal are being treated by the European settlers. The colour of the rabbits’ clothing shows us their superiority to the Aboriginal people and creates the image of how the Aborignial people are being mistreated. The colour of the background shows us how the Europeans has taken over from the Aboriginal people. Shaun Tan cleverly use colours to create an image of how the evil force has taken over the

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    nature where as gulliver shows respect more than they deserve ýn his first adventure in Lilliput where miniature people fight wars over the proper way to break an egg. which we can name this reason of wars in a way of criticizing British and European society‚ that annoys the leaders of Britain. this foolish reason of wars is the way of satirizing the politicians in a way of dealing with useless things and also in a way satirizing human nature. on the other hand the unexpected arrival of Gulliver

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    Charles Marlow 1840-1885 The journey to Africa deeply affected Charles Marlow upon his return to his homeland England. After witnessing many horrific crimes‚ behavior of the Europeans‚ and treatment of the African settlers‚ Marlow suffered from immense emotional and mental pain. He dealt with mental illness and he endured a mental breakdown due to the immense pressure and emotional issues as a result of his experience in Africa and return to England. Marlow succumbed to his mental

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    development phase‚ working practice changes. This mean Nissan’s European operation can continue to rival with world class standards of its Japanese sister plants. In 1984‚ manufacturing unit in Sunderland‚ northeast England was built as a part of its first commitment to the UK. Bluebird was replaced by Primera in May 1990. Two years later‚ the plant was expanded to produce a second model- Micra. In 1993‚ Micra was awarded the European car of the year and in 1996‚ New Primera was released. By 2000

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    Daisy Miller a Hero

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    the other Americans‚ the characters who adapted to the European culture‚ even though they continued to pressure her‚ and prevailed by not conforming to European society. Daisy is a hero in this story because of the way she approached and handled situations. A major conflict in the story is the clash of American culture and European culture. Daisy is constantly thrown into situations where she is pressured to conform to some traditional European way of doing things. Daisy does not let this pressure

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    Road to Hell

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    Company of Barracania in the West Indies conducted an interview with Matthew Rennalls‚ a Barracanian who holding assistant engineering position in the company and also Baker’s successor because he received a complaint from Mr. Jackson‚ one of the European employees; that Rennalls had been rude to him. Baker’s interview with Rennalls was to talk about this issue and tried to solve it. In the interview‚ Baker brought up what achievements Rennalls made to the company and towards himself. Baker and

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    Daisy Miller

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    From the very beginning of Daisy Miller we as readers are informed that Daisy is a flirtatious American girl that does not live up to the standards of the European high society. For example‚ young women were not to talk to young men without a prior introduction from a mutual friend. These concepts are foreign to this young girl from New York. She is seen through the eyes of Winterbourne‚ our other main character‚ as innocent and unrefined. Regardless‚ she captures the attention of Winterbourne‚ who

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