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    Indian Tourism

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    of scientific developments the distances have been reduced and vast world has become unified and cohesive. Man has conquered time and space and has made the world short. On account of very fast and safe means of travel‚ a man can have breakfast in delhi‚lunch in Mumbai and dinner at Kolkata in the same day This safe and speed travel across devise in people to travel different parts of country is to gain knowledge. It has brought about a considerable increase in volume of traffic of tourist.

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    The Kickapoo Indians

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    The Kickapoo Indians Research Objective: The growth of today’s youth in an endangered culture. I. Topic The Kickapoo Indians are a type of Native American people that have tribes across the United States. Stationed in Texas‚ Kansas‚ and Oklahoma‚ the Kickapoo Indians have a culture that has not been looked over and talked about much in our world and lifetime. While they are part of the overall population of our country‚ we know little about them‚ and the influence they have on their children

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    Thesis: Self-esteem in teenagers is greatly affected by modern day values‚ parenting‚ and the fear of failure. 1. Finding: PARENTING: Parental attitudes and behavior heavily influence the development of self-esteem. (“Self-Esteem”) 1. “Various experts have noted that when parental communication is consistently delivered in a negative style it becomes internalized‚ and children start to practice negative self-talk‚ generating their own self-reinforcing negative messages” (“Self-Esteem” 3). 2

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    Ojibwe Indians

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    The Ojibwe Indians‚ also known as the Chippewa indians‚ are located all around the great lakes. They are the second largest indian population in Canada and the fourth largest indian population in the united states. The Ojibwe speak the language Anishinaabe‚ part of the algonquian linguistic group‚ which is still widely spoken today by elders. Anishinaabe has a somewhat developed form of pictorial writing system; most of which was recorded on birch bark scrolls and on rock. The use of petroforms‚

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    Indian Railway

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    A case study video on how the Indian railway was turned around was discussed in the class. Please suggest a Strategy for turning around Pakistan Railways by proposing a change in their Value chain activities and subsequent strategies to be followed Ans At present Pakistan Railway comprises of 8‚163 route km‚ 1‚212 stations and 42 train halts. It has a fleet of 546 diesel electric locomotives‚ 25‚815 wagons and 2‚099 passenger coaches. Maintenance is provided by three major locomotive workshops

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    Culture

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    Subject: Culture in International Business Word Count: 1153 words TABLE OF CONTENT Introduction…………………………………………3 Stereotyping…………………………………………6 Culture Shock……………………………………….7 Conclusion…………………………………………...8 Reference List……………………………………….9 Reflection Sheet……………………………………11 Introduction: Culture refers to the integrated knowledge shared and the sum total of behavior of a large group

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    The Hopi Indians

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    the southwestern United States‚ above northern Arizona‚ are three mesas. The mesas create the home for the Hopi Indians. The Hopi have a deeply religious‚ isolated‚ tribal culture with a unique history.<br><br>The Hopi stress group cooperation. The tribe is organized around a clan system. In a clan system‚ all the members consider themselves relatives. The clans form a social glue that has held the Hopi villages together. Clan membership provides a singular Hopi identity. <br><br>The Hopi have a highly

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    Moral Values

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    twice)‚ and nearly half (47%) said they could get a gun if they wanted to (for males: 60% say they could get a gun). Are today’s youth really in a state of moral decay? What do all these statistics mean? Well‚ for starters‚ they mean that something has to change! Attitudes like these are shocking in any age group but when they come from young people they are also heartbreaking. Aside from the fact that the attitudes shown by today’s youth directly shape what the world

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    indian currency

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    The Indian rupee (symbol: INR; ISO code: INR) is the official currency of the Republic of India. The issuance of the currency is controlled by the Reserve Bank of India.[2] The modern rupee is subdivided into 100 paise (singular paisa)‚ though as of 2011 only 50-paise coins are legal tender.[3][4] Banknotes in circulation come in denominations of INR5‚ INR10‚ INR20‚ INR50‚ INR100‚ INR500 and INR1000. Rupee coins are available in denominations of INR1‚ INR2‚ INR5‚ INR10‚ INR20‚ INR50‚ INR60‚ INR75

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    Indian Schools

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    Native American Assimilation into Western Culture Throughout the 1800s and the early 1900s‚ the American government attempted to assimilate Native American children into the Western culture‚ with all the best intentions (Marr Intro). Through primary and secondary sources‚ we learn how this was done and the mistakes they made in doing it. Primary sources‚ which are documents or other sources of information created at or near the time an event occurred‚ are an essential part in understanding

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