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    Long walk to Forever I’m what they call A.W.O.L Was a private first class in the Artillery. Hitchhike since two days‚ On the fringe of a city‚ Near fields and woods and orchard. In the early afternoon‚ I knocked on Catharine’s front door. I want to give Henry a rosy bride‚ By taking a walk with Catharine. One foot in front of the other‚ Through leaves‚ over bridges. That will be my present. I’ve never done anything like this before‚ Time to time‚ I softly

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    hostile environments. There is a war over religion splitting up Sudan. Rebel soldiers are fighting the government‚ and people are being displaced from the homes and families. This describes the experience of Salva‚ a 12 year old boy from the novel A Long Walk to Water written by Linda Sue park. In this novel individuals have to face challenging terrain and dangerous routes against the odds of survival. Main character‚ Salva Dut‚ was able to survive through an extremely challenging journey because of his

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    Code Talker The novel‚ Code Talker by Joseph Bruchac demonstrates how the Navajo culture and language helped save many lives in World War II. Throughout the entire novel‚ the main character Ned goes through many experiences. The Navajo Indians influenced and changed how World War II was fought. Many of the decisions Ned made in the novel helped many Americans that were fighting against the Japanese. Ned was forced to go to boarding school which was harsh and challenging to get used to‚ and he

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    The Trail of Tears was a journey of the Native Americans forced to leave their homes in the Southeast and move to the new Indian Territory defined as west of Arkansas in present-day Oklahoma. In the year 1839‚ 16‚001 Native Americans were marched over 1‚200 miles of land.Over 4‚000 of these Indians died from disease‚ famine‚and warfare.The Indians tribe was called the Cherokee and we call this Trail of Tears.This was one of the most racist and brutal events to happen in America.The Trail of Tear

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    "Long Walk to Freedom" by Nelson Mandela – Book Review "…calm‚ patient determination to reclaim this country as your own‚ and now the joy that we can loudly proclaim from the rooftops--Free at last! Free at last! ... This is a time to heal the old wounds and build a new South Africa." Nelson Mandela fought his entire life. Nelson Mandela fought a fight for civil rights in South Africa on the streets and behind the prison walls. Even after 27 years behind those walls Mandela maintained his dignity

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    “A Long Walk To Water” by Linda Sue Park is a sensational story about an 11-year-old boy who has to fight his way through life‚ and an 11-year-old girl named Nya who has to make a Long walk every single morning. Linda Sue Park grew up in Urbana‚ Illinois where she loved to write Historical fiction for teens. In her Historical fiction books‚ you would most likely see that her topics would relate to Surviving and Working hard to stay on pace. Linda attended Stanford University for her college career

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    In the text “A Long Walk to Water”‚ by Linda Sue Park‚ there are many themes that are developing as we read. Some of these themes are abandonment‚ poverty‚ loneliness‚ etc. we will explore how these themes have developed thus far in the novel. When reading the text we can see the theme of poverty through Nya’s story. As stated on page 8‚ chapter 2‚ the narrators says‚ “…she looked at the bottom of her foot. There it was‚ a big thorn that had broken off right in the middle of her heel. If Nya had

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    Navajo Culture Research Essay ANT 101 Instructor: Daniel Diaz Reyes 1/21/13 Navajo Culture The culture that I’ve decided to write about is the Navajo Indians. The Navajo now are one of the largest Native American groups in Arizona. The Navajo were given the name Ni’hookaa Diyan Diné by their creators. It means "Holy Earth People”‚ Navajo are centered around their beliefs and values of nature‚ are economically stable‚ and have strong social relationships within the

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    In the non-fiction novel A long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park the author focuses on the survival of Salva Dut a boy who”s behavior goes from happy and joyful to scared and timid and then being proud of who he is. The story takes place in Southern Sudan‚ Kenya and Ethiopia but there is a war going on at the time. The government in the north was trying to convert the people in the south to Muslim but they were fighting back. At first Salva was at school when the shooting started happening

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    that he “needed”. He needed this land because he felt it would increase the white population and give him more wealth and power. He enforced a removal of the Cherokee nation and all natives in the south. This removal would later be known as “The Trail of Tears.” The Cherokee were a civilized tribe of natives‚ more civilized than most native tribes. They were considered civilized because a lot of them were educated and they had their own language. They used all of their natural resources to their

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