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    communal roles and customs to carry out the two basic economic tasks. Individuals are motivated by the community’s expression of approval or disapproval and the community’s productive resources - such as its herds are owned in common E.g. Bushman‚ the Inuit‚ Kalahari hunters and Bedouin tribes. Economic Systems Command Economy Based primarily on a government authority (a person or a group) making the economic decisions about what is to be produced‚ who will produce it and who will get it. Productive

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    Review: Part 1 Maori: One of the several indigenous peoples whose language is in danger of going extinct. It is a group that is indigenous to New Zealand. Gendercide: Systematic killing of people of a single gender. It is the problem of 160 million women missing from Asia due to sex-selective abortion. Youth Bulge: Generation significantly larger than the generation before it. A trend thay existed in the 20th cent. The problem it causes is creating jobs once that generation reaches a working

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    that I would talk about what has been one of the top talks in Canada for the last couple of months‚ Idle No More. Idle No More is an ongoing protest movement originating among the Aboriginal peoples in Canada comprising the First Nations‚ Métis and Inuit peoples and their non-Aboriginal supporters in Canada‚ and to a lesser extent‚ internationally. It has consisted of a number of political actions worldwide‚ inspired in part by the liquid diet hunger strike of Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence and

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    We cannot understand current social relations without understanding ethnic and race relations. Ethnicity refers to social distinctions and relations among individuals and groups based upon their cultural characteristics. Whereas race refers to peoples assumed‚ understood and‚ socially constructed significant grouping of people. I had the pleasure of reading Maria Campbell’s memoir‚ Half-Breed. Maria Campbell is a Metis woman who talks about the struggles and hardships she endured by society. This

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    Page One History of Tattoos Regina Perkins English 101 April 23‚ 2010 Annie Mak Page Two Introduction: Tattoos are so taboo yet so interesting you get different reactions from different people. But one thing we all agree on when it comes to getting a tattoo / body art‚ the pain you endure makes the story of the tattoo that more interesting. Tattoos are a beautiful thing

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    Climate Change Effects on Artic Polar Bears Kenneth Halvorsen COM/156 09/30/2012 Jocelyn Henson Climate Change Effects on Artic Polar Bears Climate warming and ecological changes have caused a significant threat to the declining population of polar bears in the Arctic which is affecting human habitats Polar bears‚ the largest of the terrestrial carnivores‚ live on the Arctic ice for the majority of the year. The icy habitat allows polar bears to hunt for their primary prey - seals.

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    What is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis‚ and how valid is it? Introduction The debate on whether ‘language is the dress of thought’ originates in ancient Greece when Aristotle discussed the possibility that the thinking pattern influences to a certain degree the evolution of language (He‚ 2011: 1). The concept that language is ‘merely a reflection of thought and the objective world’ (He‚ 2011: 1) was re-examined several times throughout history; the conclusions drawn give us a new interpretation of

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    Throughout the course we have talked about multiple accounts how large corporations have misused indigenous land. Whether through pollution‚ or by completely destroying their it. In my opinion northern Canada has always been seen as this vast‚ quiet‚ and bountiful area. Unfortunately big companies; such as Hydro Quebec‚ decided that this was where the money was. The James Bay Hydro Project was such a huge‚ expensive and destructive operation that it completely changed the landscape of northern Canada

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    Our Children Our Future Our Vision First Nation Jurisdiction Over First Nation Education In Ontario Our Children‚ Our Future‚ Our Vision This report has been produced by the New Agenda Working Group established by the Chiefs of Ontario and synthesizes information previously published in other studies or papers and recent input gathered from First Nations individuals and organizations as noted in the report. The report does not claim to represent the views or positions of any particular First

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    Influenza Pros And Cons

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    The Spanish Flu is an utter‚ complete mystery‚ scientists had no idea where it originated. Nevertheless‚ by September‚ 1918‚ this Spanish flu obliterated most of the known world‚ wiping out even Eskimo villages in the far north‚ thousands of miles away from the rest of the infected. During the outbreak‚ authorities lost track of the casualties; the numbers were overwhelming. By the time the disease burned out‚ the estimated death toll rose around fifty-million people. This 1918 influenza outbreak

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