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    There were times when women were seen as people who take care of household chores and bear children. They were not allowed to participate in politics‚ military‚ official jobs; the status of women has changed over time. Many women are responsible for this change in the society where women are treated equal to men these days. One of such community is the Mexican women during the 1920s. Many of these women leaders were responsible for bringing the other women out of their homes to accompany men in all

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    Epidemiology of Diabetes in Mexican Immigrants This paper will center on the vulnerable population of Mexican-American immigrants with chronic type II adult-onset diabetes and how this affects this growing population. The definition‚ description‚ steps‚ and method of epidemiology will facilitate the discussion. Routine data such as demographics‚ census‚ birth‚ death‚ and surveillance records‚ and research data such as medical and health records‚ will bring pertinent information to the study. The

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    Blindness in the Mexican tetra fish is a controversy among scientists whom have long-debated the mechanism of this evolutionary change. The Mexican tetra fish‚ Astyanax mexicanus‚ exists in two morphs: a sighted surface form and a blind cavefish form. The debate amongst scientists is rooted in the process by which the Mexican tetra became blind. Evolution demands progress‚ yet the blind Mexican tetra suggests regression‚ as it lost its vision over time. However‚ through the continuous studies of

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    was known as the revolution. The revolution could’ve been avoidable because colonist had a good life compared to many others. For example they could life safely in their homes and not have to worry about somebody attacking them because they had and army protecting the colonies. Also the colonists were free and could pretty much do whatever they wanted to do within reason and the colonist were pretty successful in life. These are the three reason out of many that make the revolution avoidable. One

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    Mexican culture The Mexican culture has been around for years. Growing slowly and gaining new things to make the culture bigger. What does the Mexican culture consist of? The Mexican culture is known for its family. Families are always close and do events to stray united. This is a big meaning for the culture because when you are distant from your family you are an outsider to them now. Being close to your family means love‚ care‚ and prosperity. You stay with your family until you are married

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    I live a multicultural life‚ coming from a Mexican‚ Salvadoran‚ and the American way were my parents tell me the truth. The mix of the three is honestly amazing. The difference of the three being combined is something different‚ a new aspect is made‚ a new way to look at life. Being multicultural can bring both bad and goods. In which some of them can be life changing. Changing in both the good and the bad. Being Mexican has both its pros and cons. Being with family‚ having parties‚ and eating

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    2/10/2012 A Selected Annotated Bibliography on the Mexican Muralist Movement. http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/2006/2/06.02.01.x.html#top The Mexican and Chicano mural Movements by Maria Cardalliaguet Gomez-Malaga As an instructor for the Yale-New Haven Teachers institute Maria Cardalliaguet Gomez-Malaga has posted the contents of her Curriculum Unit 06.02.01. The Idea behind a final for this class is a discussion of how Modern Mexican‚ Latino/a‚ Chicana/o art during the twentieth century

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    somewhere isolated and far from the epicentre. They found me a room that was vacant and diminutive. Thus‚ my parents left in a hasten manner. Mum says “We will be back sweetheart...take care!” gasping for air. I reply “Where are you going?” and Dad answers “Stay seated. It’s dangerous out there!” Suddenly‚ my heart hammers rapidly and my body cannot quit trembling. I stare through the window beside me through a telescope‚ in the far distance I see the city falling apart and crashing down hastily. It

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    course‚ the violence between and within the various cartel organizations receives much of the spotlight and therefore frightens the public. Truth is‚ the majority of the Mexican cartels are not out hunting to harm tourists or even the locals; their primary focus is the economics and well-being of their drug business. Even though Mexican cartels are depicted as being violent and prone to crimes‚ their cartel behavior indicates the “business-like” purposes behind what they do. However‚ people generalize

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    Iran went through two large revolutions which caused a great deal of destruction. For children like Marjane‚ this was a difficult period of time to grow up due to the strictness of laws and constant violence. The two different revolutions caused many issues in areas such as religion‚ government‚ and education. These major changes cause the amount of disorder and mayhem to escalate to a dangerous level. However‚ numerous families had different reactions to the many changes which were taking place around

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