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    Mayan Civilization

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    developed civilizations in the Americas. Those that were part of this civilization were called the “Maya”. The Maya people lived in the eastern and southern areas of what we know today such as Mexico. They lived in regions of Guatemala‚ sections of El Salvador‚ the Belize and western parts of Honduras. The Maya people had constructed tremendous‚ gigantic pyramids that were made of stones; they constructed beautiful‚ detailed temples‚ and even beautiful sculptures that had significant meanings to

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    establishes the “right peacefully to assembly freely with others and in particular‚ to form or belong to trade unions or other associations.” There is no penalty provided in the Constitution for its breach. However‚ the Labour Relations and Industrial Disputes Act (LRIDA) of 1975‚ provides in Section 4‚ that persons who prevent individuals from freely associating may be fined or imprisoned. Antigua and Barbuda’s Constitution also guarantees these rights. It also includes the freedom from forced labour

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    Maya Civilization. The Mayan Civilization was an ancient Native American civilization that grew to be one of the most advanced civilizations in the Americans. The people that were called the Maya were from the eastern and southern Mexico‚ GuatemalaBelize‚ El Salvador‚ and western Honduras. They were considered to be an advanced civilization because they built immense and impressive stone pyramids‚ temples‚ and sculptures‚

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    Secrets: Rigoberta ’s Guarded Truth." Women ’s Studies 20 (1991): 51–72. Arias‚ Arturo. Stoll‚ David. The Rigoberta Menchu Controversy. University of Minnesota Press‚ March 2001 Burgos-Debray‚ Elisabeth‚ ed. I‚ Rigoberta Menchú: An Indian Woman in Guatemala. New York: Verso‚ 1984.

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    historical‚ or cultural features‚ which has been reserved by law or other effective means to protect part or all of the enclosed environment.” (Kelleher and Kenchington‚ 1992). The role of marine protected areas is always controversial because of the dispute at whether “no take” or not. Some people think “no take” can protect diversity‚ abundance and average size of fish‚ while others think it may has adverse affect on marine industry. In this essay‚ there are 3 sections to this topic‚ the direct benefits

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    Aztecs and Tainos

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    Functions of the Cacique: A Civil Leader Organizing the Harvest * One of the principle duties of the cacique was to organize the harvest for his tribe. The chieftain was in charge of determining the best places to plant the crops. All caciques had the right to clear land if they wished to grow produce at a given spot. He was also in charge of deciding when to plant and when to harvest the fields.   Leading Construction * Construction was an important part of life for primitive tribes in

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    Rigoberta Menchu

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    Indian woman native to Guatemala‚ is a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize for politically reaching out to her country and her people. In her personal testimony tittled “I‚ Rigoberta Menchu” we can see how she blossomed into the Nobel Prize winner she is today. Following a great deal in her father’s footsteps‚ Rigoberta’s mobilization work‚ both within and outside of Guatemala‚ led to negotiations between the guerillas and the government and reduced the army power within Guatemala. Her work has helped

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    The Mayans of Mesoamerica

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    developed medicine and astronomy as well. All of this was developed while the Europeans were still in the Dark Ages. Their empire covered an area of roughly 400‚000 to 500‚000 square kilometers. This area included the present day countries of BelizeGuatemala‚ western Honduras and El Salvador‚ and also southern portions of Mexico. These lands have a very diverse terrain‚ from the mountainous highlands to the tropical lowlands. The wide range of geographical features meant that the Mayans food sources

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    Subgroups of America

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    Sociology 1/25/13 Illegal Mexican Americans Over the past 10 years‚ traversing the U.S.–Mexico border illegally has become increasingly dangerous for would-be immigrants. Illegal immigrants face kidnapping‚ murder‚ and rape at the hands of violent drug cartels and ever more ruthless human smugglers. Crossing treacherous desert areas exposes the travelers to heat exhaustion and dehydration. Hundreds of people die every year trying to cross the border into the U.S. However‚ illegal immigration

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    To what extent are the current social divisions in Latin America the result of colonial socio-political structures? LATIN AMERICA STUDY ESSAY To what extent are the current social divisions in Latin America the result of colonial socio-political structures? INTRODUCTION The Spanish and Portuguese colonial period in Latin America lasted from 1492 to 1810. 300 years of violent domination‚ genocides‚ exploitation‚ repression of the native religion and culture‚ and native history re-writing

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