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    experienced many differences between American culture and Italian culture. When I first arrived‚ I was so excited and everything was so new that I did not immediately notice these differences. Everything was a blur! We had orientations and tours during the first week and each instructor mentioned specific aspects of Italian culture that we needed to be aware of. But‚ since I had only been here for two days‚ I had not witnessed these differences. In “Culture Shock and the Cross-Cultural Learning Experience”

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    Ric Sander 6 Feburary 2013 English II Ms. Marsland Power: Good or Bad? The TV series "Glee" is about a High School chior group that struggles through every day situations such as relationships‚ sexuality‚ and social issues. Not only does this show focus on the choir group‚ but on the entire school demostrating the immense differences in power opon each student. the show establishes a great deal of Marxist/Social class critcism which is the focus on the way characters behave and treat others

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    In this video‚ I learned a lot about Italian American culture. For example‚ I used to just go with the notion that all Italian American’s are somehow connected to the mafia‚ and after viewing this film I have realized that this idea is pretty ignorant. I like how the sopranos were sued because of the picture they were painting of Italian Americans. I also liked how many Italian Americans left Italy during Musolini’s reign in order to be free from these type of politics. Italy than declared war on

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    Introduction History‚ beauty‚ cultural achievements are words that come to mind when Italy enters the mind. Italians take great pride in their culture‚ it infuses every aspect of their daily lives. As an American business man or woman in order to conduct business effectively and respectfully in an Italian society it is imperative that there is a complete understanding of this culture. The following elements of society must be researched and understood by an American preparing for an international

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    country. Many sophisticated people think about the culture or the fashion but unfortunately far too many Americans instead think about stereotypical Italian-Americans such as‚ Guido’s or the mafia‚ to represent their depiction. In modern society the media plays a huge role in the way we perceive the world. Due to negative portrayal of Italian-Americans by the media and reality television‚ Americans are quick to apply inaccurate stereotypes to all Italians. From the unification of the city states to the

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    following statements concerning Italian humanism is most accurate? Humanists focused on humankind as the center of intellectual and artistic endeavor. 38. Which of the following was NOT any impact of the Renaissance on politics and commerce? Under humanist influence‚ wars among Italian city-states became less frequent and violent. 39. What was one of the primary differences between the Northern and Italian Renaissances? Northern humanists focused more on religion than their Italian counterparts. 40. What

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    The Italian Mafia was very popular in the early 18th century. The mafia grew even larger and stronger by the 19th century. By then the Mafia had become a vast criminally oriented society. The Mafia followed its own rules and their own authority and ignored any other forms of order. Joining the Mafia then was like joining a religion. You were committed for life. You can’t retire from it and this still holds true for people in the Mafia now. They were taught when joining the basic rules of sword‚ knife

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    Italian Neo-realism Thesis What? It sought to deal realistically with the events leading up to the war and with their resulting social problems. Rooted in the 1920s‚ it was similar to the verismo ("realism") movement‚ from which it originated‚ but differed in that its upsurge resulted from the intense feelings inspired by fascist repression‚ the Resistance‚ and the war. Italian aesthetic movement that flourished especially after World War II. Neorealism in film embraced a documentary-like

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    Diversity 14/05/2012 Essay #2 My experience in Italy this semester has allowed me to realize a lot about the process of integration of the immigrants in Italy. For me‚ the process of immigration in this country is very reflective of both the Italian people’s attitudes towards immigration as well as the current state of their governmental affairs. What I have realized is that while the Italian people are generally opposed to the influx of foreign people and cultures‚ the disorganized state of

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    Owen Jones May 13th‚ 2014 Mr. Heffernan Y2 History The Italian Campaign In January 19431‚ Allied leaders gathered at the Casablanca Conference. After long meetings‚ they determined that after they had gained all of North Africa‚ the next step would be to rid the Axis forces from the Mediterranean. The largest target was Italy. The Allied leadership named this operation the Italian Campaign. The goal was to get Italy out of the war and to draw German troops away from the Allied advance through

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