Humans are most developed creatures on the earth with feelings, lots of knowledge, procreating their kind, taking care of each other. ... However there are big differences between cultures and countries. For example in my country, Lithuania, parents are taking care on their kids until "babies" can really support themselves. ... USA is the country where you HAVE to talk about owing something to your parents. ... Young and old in this country want to be independent; no one wants to owe something to other. ...

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Humans are most developed creatures on the earth with feelings, lots of knowledge, procreating their kind, taking care of each other. ... However there are big differences between cultures and countries. For example in my country, Lithuania, parents are taking care on their kids until "babies" can really support themselves. ... USA is the country where you HAVE to talk about owing something to your parents. ... Young and old in this country want to be independent; no one wants to owe something to other. ...

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The paper was developed from a simple yet very powerful quote that was said by one of the fellow students in this class. ... As for the American culture, I did get a chance to witness and explore how the role of women has developed into today's society. ... However, coming from a developing country in East Africa, I am able to view the common similarities and differences to the American ideal persona of a woman's capabilities. ... I came from an underdeveloped country located in the eastern horn of Africa, Eritrea. ... American is a country that consist of some many cultures. ...

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Shyness also prevents people from developing healthy relationships with others. ... This is where certain problems begin to develop. ... When someone is not accepted by their classmates during their elementary school days, the child often begins to develop trust issues and has a hard time trusting others because they develop the idea that no one will accept them. ... She began to say that I should not associate with people who are a different race from us because people of different races look down on people like us who are not a dominant race in this country. ... So as a result of me having ...

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Men that traveled to the United States to send money to their families in their home countries often discontinued contact. ... The women and their children who stayed in their home country were left to fend for themselves. ... A single man working in the United States would marry a woman from his home country. ... It is my opinion that the negative aspects helped develop the cities that we live in today. ... I am always told that I would not be the person that I am today without that hard work and sweat my great-grandfather put in this country when he emigrated over from Italy. ...

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While the colonies are educating its younger people with strict rules and regulations, the Quakers had developed a type of family life that echoes John Locke's ideas on child rearing. ... We have seen the development of the colonies, where people shared what they had and were developing into a stronger and more literate community. ... The war was not a speedy resolution to the countries problems. ... The country was in a major depression and was learning to do without the safeguard of Ole England. While the new republic did not do away with all ties of the old country, some things did c...

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Barbara Kingsolver develops Leah by following her from the naive teenager she was to the mother of four, married to an African man and still living in Africa. ... Leah stuck out like a sore thumb in a country of dark-skinned, she was pale. ... In order to develop and change, Leah evaluated her relationship with her father and her religious views. ...

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First teachers in our country were monks coming mostly from Spain, whose main role was to teach natives their language and religion. At that time, the teacher was a very respectful person even though they never studied to teach, it was more like a missionary because they never got paid for their serviceThen, during the republic period the state started taking care of the education in the country, so people external from the church started teaching and with so people started changing the way they used to see the teachers, teachers were no longer seen as "saints", they were normal peop...

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I didn't have any trouble developing certain skills, if anything it was the opposite, I grew up quickly; especially that I was toilet trained at age one which would sound weird to others. ... Around two years of age I started to develop my language, I would say things like "Ana bade boa" which in Arabic means I want water (boa) is not the whole word it was part of the baby's language which everyone understood. ... Our country was a collectivist country, so everything we do benefits the people were around. ... This sport has helped me develop myself by learning how to defen...

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In the novel, "Looking for Alibrandi," by Melina Marchetta, seventeen year old Josephine accepting her culture, and meeting, and developing a relationship with her father, Michael Andretti. ... "Well, I'm not sure whether everyone in this country will ever understand multiculturalism and that saddens me, because it's as much a part of Australian life as football and meat pies." ... At first, she didn't want anything to do with him, but they developed a relationship anyways. ... Somehow we've developed a great relationship." ... Although, Josephine just met her father, they...

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South Korea is the country which well-known for its entertainment industry, especially in music and filming area. ... This is different from my country. ... A person wants a car; have to import from other countries which is very time-consuming and expensive. ... People can easily spot the difference when they see the picture of a street in two countries. ... All of these values may come from the same sources because of our past, or come from observing western culture which depends on these differences in developing level. ...

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The fact that this is an African god shows the loss of identity as E.K.B. describes later in the poem how technology that is mainly from the western world or the more economically developed countries begins to evolve. ... Sujata Bhatt's objective of this poem is to present to people how difficult it is to move to a foreign country but wanting to still speak her native language, her mother tongue. ... The theme once again in this poem is confusion, as Moniza does not know whether to choose the culture of the country she lives in or the culture of her family. ... My conclusion is that ...

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She had to change her entire way of communicating in order to develop and bond in her marriage with a deaf spouse. ... Sarah has been a hearing person in a deaf country; she has spoken for, protected and been the link between her family and the hearing world. ...

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The grandmother's moving in develops into quite a challenge for the family's youngest child, who in addition to his unbearable grandmother, also has his first confession to contend with. ... Secondly Frank O"Connor is one of the well-known Irish authors, and the story can very well be a incident from his own life and native country. ...

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From this, Plato develops a plan in which he establishes a communal family for his entire Just City that he believes will bring both unity and justice to his city.  ... Granted, many would argue that things like these two examples happen everyday throughout our world, in many countries where people do not consider the entire state to be there family, but many of those instances in our world are caused by something with an effect similar to that of the communal family: jingoism. ...

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These rules were mainly developed through the bible and religious institutions. ... Women were now working before marriage, and starting to develop their own sense of self worth. ... During World War II, men were fighting for their country. ... It was ok for them to work, because it was for their country. ... In today's society most people don't care about this country. ...

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George Johnston portrays this time in his novel "My Brother Jack", through the eyes of Davy Meredith, a young boy, (who in turn is portrayed unmistakably as a young Johnston), who develops into a young man. The cultural influences of this era shaped the men that both the young boy and his older brother, Jack, developed into. ... When he asks the interviewees about this, the mother replies," your country doesn't want the Jews, only their money. ...

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Human beings develop over the periods during their life. ... In my country, if a younger person says slang when talking with an elder person, it is rude. ... From both Senna's story and mine, I recognized that every relationship needs the conversations which were filled with the sympathies with each other and then deeply understanding to develop the good side. ...

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Children are the future of this country; and it is the child welfare system's goal to intervene so that all children will have a better future. ... "Child and Family Well-Being" is important because it means that the child has an opportunity to grow and develop in an environment that provides consistent nurture, support, and stimulation (Casey Outcomes & Decision Making Process [CODMP], 1998). Support from the family helps children to grow and develop in a positive way. ... Still, the fact remains that children are our most important resource; and adults must strive to help them ...

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Over the past 13 years of being in the education system I have seen my relationship with my family develop into a pretty decent symbiotic one. ... A little background about my guardians' educational life is that, my mom went to school in order to become pharmacist however never obtained her degree, my father went to jail after finishing high school and was in and out of jail for much of my life, my stepfather finished high school as well but went to jail before he could go to college and lastly my grandmother went to serve the country in the navy after HS. ...

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Finally after six years of waiting, February 20, 2014 had finally come. It was a day of freedom. Being a soldier of the United States Army taught me numerous values and ethos. One that stuck out to me the most was patience. Patience has helped me develop into the man I'am today. Before the Army I wa...

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Finally after six years of waiting, February 20, 2014 had finally come. It was a day of freedom. Being a soldier of the United States Army taught me numerous values and ethos. One that stuck out to me the most was patience. Patience has helped me develop into the man I'am today. Before the Army I wa...

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The Bugis are religiously minded; most of the country practices Sunni Islam, although Muslim is becoming more prevalent since the country was introduced to it in the 15th century. ... The tribe developed in what we call Papua New Guinea today was once divided. ...

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This is the practice in the United States and in most Western countries. ... United States as a multi-racial country have various ethic groups as its citizens. ... In developed society United States has the highest divorce rate which is 12.6 per 1000 existing marriages. ...

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The source of this branch is all the way across the Atlantic Ocean to the country of Italy. ... My father moved us to a nicer home in the country. ... And developing into a sizeable successful family. ...

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