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    answer. The answers to these questions are due the day of the test‚ before you take the test. This study guide cannot be used during the test. 1. What does James compare his mother’s singing voice to? 2. Who does Ruth say is the “color of water?” 3. Why does James think his mother cries in church? 4. What comparison does McBride make about Reverend Owens and himself‚ as a young boy‚ that suggests the Reverend is not genuine? 5. What does Richie confront Reverend Owens about

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    ubiquitous quest. It is why many people conform to social standards or desire to be something they are not. For many‚ it is easy to find a community based on common goals‚ hobbies or religions. For others‚ it is difficult. James McBride’s novel‚ The Color of Water‚ intertwines the lives of James and his mother‚ Ruth‚ in an effort to compare their lives and the impacts they had on each other. Throughout the lives of James and Ruth‚ they struggle to fit in with their surrounding environments due to race and

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    In The Color of Water Ruth’s schooling experience is quite different from her son James experience in a public school; however‚ they do have various similarities as well. To begin‚ in chapter 9‚ Ruth quotes “...he would rather pay for us to study privately than go to school with gentiles…” (McBride 80). Ruth had to attend an all white school in a time where the Jews were not appreciated by many people. This is one similarity that James and his mother faced in school; being minorities was a problem

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    Readers are enlightened by a true story about the relationship between a black boy and his white mother and how it all unfolds. In the novel‚ “The Color of Water‚” by James McBride‚ he tells his story about growing up in an interracial household. Although they had a rocky relationship McBride looks up to his mother in some ways. Of the many things that occur‚ James’s mother Ruth never tells him the truth about her back round‚ Ruth holds a lot inside herself from him‚ and James becomes very rebellious

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    In James McBride’s The Color of Water‚ both James and Ruth were affected with Hunter Jordan’s death in different ways. James griefed over Hunter Jordan’s death‚ but he didn’t properly deal with it. His way of grief was to not dealing with it. He started acting up which is not unusual especially since he saw his stepdad as an actual father‚ and when he died unexpectedly‚ James didn’t know how to properly deal with his loss. It also seemed like he had some sort of anger adding on to the sadness due

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    event from the perspective of his mom’s abortion. Although these thoughts may seem negligible to many‚ they are familiar and expected everyday occurrences that Jewish immigrant Rachel Deborah Shilsky has to experience in her orthodox reign in The Color of Water. These very events commence as Rachel becomes the beloved girlfriend of a black teen known as Peter in Suffolk‚ Virginia. The relationship is light at first but escalates to the abortion of an unexpected pregnancy. Moreover‚ the story progresses

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    As a young woman of color the main focus of the newly elect president is that women of color of color the main focus for the newly elect president should be encouraging young woman further their education. The goal is to have more access to as many resources that are able in College /University’s to have a role model that leads by example. I encourage woman to go to college to get their Master‚ Bachelors‚ and Associates degree in the field they are going to peruse after graduating from College/University

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    Water is a finite and limited resource in the Middle East of inestimable value. As such‚ competition for control of rivers‚ basins‚ and valleys with water flow is inevitable. Due to this‚ long-term peace between Israel and its neighbors‚ Syria‚ Jordan‚ and Lebanon will be partially contingent on the allocation of freshwater. Israel has shown in the past that it will attempt to control and source water with its interest first rather than on the region as a whole. As such‚ any long-term peace is highly

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    The Problem of Water in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict The promised land is primarily an arid land: Israel has very scarce water resources to ensure its survival. The water issue is a central part of the relationship that Israel maintains with its neighbors. The Middle East is a geographical area that is experiencing what experts have called a state of "water stress"‚ that is to say‚ a structural imbalance between a limited water capital and a consumption in strong growth given its population

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    Interprovincial water conflict in PAKISTAN HASSAN SHER TAWEEBA HASSAN Geography 133‚ section A Professor SOHAIL AHMED UMER November 16‚ 2013 It is obvious that conflicts arises on non-renewable natural recourses like petrol‚ gas‚ coal‚ e.t.c because of their economic value but today in modern world conflicts arising on renewable recourses like water. Pakistan is a country facing serious shortage of fresh water recourses in the country. Things get worse

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