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    1. 1829 – Abolition of Sati System ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- This event is the most important in Indian History. India in ancient time was the place of high superstitions and much disbelief. Wives were to self-immolate themselves after the death of their husbands. The practice of this widow self-immolation was abolished by the great reformer of Bengal‚ Raja Ram Mohan Roy. With the help of Lord William Bentick‚ the then Governor-General

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    Pequot Indians Essay

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    The Pequot Indians were a Native American Algonquian tribe of Connecticut. The name Pequot essentially by definition of the Algonkian means “destroyer.” They were the most dreaded of the Southern New England tribes‚ that is before the conquest by the English in 1637. Many believe they were originally one of the people within the Mohegan tribe. The division of them from the tribe of the Mohegan seemed to have been when there was a secession of the Uncas who had a dispute with the Sassacus. As the

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    Massacre At Mystic

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    On May 26th‚ 1637‚ a group of Narragansett and Mohican Native Americans along with English Puritans assembled an alliance. They all had one goal; eradicate the most powerful tribe in southern New England‚ The Pequot Tribe. They began conflicting over property‚ warfare‚ division of labor and nature. The English thought the Puritan men were lazy because the women did all the cooking and gardening. The alliance made a deal to not harm women or children. On that night‚ the group‚ led by John Mason

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    Vela‚ Gaspar HIST223 Short Paper#2 Instructor Tamrala Swafford 12 June 2016 Compare and contrast at least two Native American stories about the creation of the world or Identify the tribes that the stories come from. The Apache Indians lived throughout Arizona‚ New Mexico‚ and Arizona. Their family’s played an important role in the lives of their young ones. Most families as well as extended families lived together and functioned democratically among themselves. As the new frontiersman

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    Eight-year-old Kahu‚ a member of the Maori tribe of Whangara‚ New Zealand‚ fights to prove her love‚ her leadership‚ and her destiny. Her people claim descent from Kahutia Te Rangi‚ the legendary "whale rider." In every generation since Kahutia‚ a male heir has inherited the title of chief. But now there is no male heir‚ and the aging chief is desperate to find a successor. Kahu is his only great-grandchild--and Maori tradition has no use for a girl. But when hundreds of whales beach themselves

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    The Cursed Sparknotes

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    of the Light took over the school from the inside to set up their plot to become invisible. The Brazilian Rainforest is a mysterious place that Jonathan explored with Amanda‚ and a team of other explorers. They were exploring to find an invisible tribe which they did find and only Jonathan and Amanda survived‚ her husband died as well. The characters in the story are Lewis‚ who is the main character. Lewis is a student at Bridgewater College‚ and is cursed like his mother to slowly turn invisible

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    Lord of the Flies. This 1954 Nobel Prize Award winner shows the disintegration from a good and civilized society to an evil and barbaric one. Golding’s pessimistic view of the human nature is shown through the character Jack‚ the actions of the tribe and the fate of Simon. William Golding’s negative perspective of the darkness of human nature is shown through the actions and the personality of Jack. Jack is initially portrayed as a British choirboy who is prim and proper. Throughout the novel

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    tragic removal of thousands of Native American men‚ women‚ and children from their homeland‚ notoriously known as The Trail of Tears. This paper will give a brief summary of the U.S. governments role in this wide scale removal of the five major Indian tribes‚ as well as the events leading to it‚ while more specifically focusing on President Andrew Jackson and the effects

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    the new born

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    from the creek word "Ciló-kki" with the meaning of “people of a different speech”. The Bureau of Indian Tribes has the largest database of records and histories of Native American tribes within the country. The Cherokee Indian speaks the language of Iroquian. Many believe that the Cherokee Indians were one of the largest tribes to settle in the Southeast American portion of the country. The tribe came from Iroquoian descent. The Cherokee Indians had originated from the Great Lakes but eventually

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    Whale Rider Analysis

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    about them. This hero is an unlikely one‚ a small girl‚ from a small tribe‚ in a small village in New Zealand. Paikea is a small girl that is 13 years old‚ and is a direct descendant of Paikea‚ the original whale rider. On her journey to become the leader of the tribe‚ she comes across numerous amounts of challenges from her grandfather‚ Koro. In the Paikea tribe‚ only the first-born son should be the leader of the tribe‚ which proves difficult for Paikea‚ since she is a female. Her journey

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