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    The Aboriginal people have been known to walk the Australian terrain for over 60,000 years with one of the longest surviving cultures in history. They have diverse practices, beliefs and knowledge based on thousands of generations of managing and protecting their lands (country). Aboriginal society begins with the land, it is connected and woven with the land, their identity is of the land, their culture is of the land. If they are removed from the land, then they are literally removed from themselves

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    Discussion Essay #1 Prompt - Native Peoples, First Encounters, and the Conquest PART I: Film Analysis in relation to readings From the films, "500 Nations: Ancestors", “Engineering an Empire: Maya” and “Engineering an Empire: Aztec” they have included examples of urban planning, their advances in agriculture, water management, and Architecture. This has facilitated the growth of the Anasazi, Mississippian Mound Builders, Mayans and the Aztecs. The Anasazi were located in the American southwest in

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    Native funding shouldn’t support these unemployed people. It isn’t fair for the employed people, why cause these unemployed people get special treatment from the government. The unemployed get enough money already from the government. They abuse these funds by not look for looking for a job they know the government will support them either way. The employed work hard for their money and they have to help and support these unemployed people. The Native funding shouldn’t give out any money to these

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    In 1848, Apache leader, Geronimo, led his people and fellow Native Americans in combat as the United States government stripped them of their land and culture and confined them to unfamiliar reservations. In 1886, the Supreme Court case of Yick Wo vs. Hopkins shook Asian American when local discriminatory laws were enacted to stifle Chinese business in San Francisco. In 1963, Civil Rights activist, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech during the March on Washington for

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    I believe that it is important for all people to learn another language other than their native language. I come from a family with great pride of heritage my father’s family begin German and mother’s family begin Russian I learned multiple languages growing up. Since having this background I wanted to learn more languages and know I can speak eight languages English, German, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Finnish, Ukrainian and French. I know learning a language is a long a stressful process, but it

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    The Owen Valley California territory was once inhabited by the Paiutes people (an indigenous Native American group). When the Unites States acquired the California territory, expeditions were led across the state, and it was discovered by the white man that Owen Valley was a land of value. Government action (e.g. the Preemption and Homestead acts; government subsidies) encouraged western migration and expansion leading to the claim of most of the Owens Valley land. Similar to the guise of gentrification

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    between the European arrivals and the native peoples of the Americas affect both groups? Europeans brought to the Americas catastrophic diseases that killed millions and decimated native populations, who possessed no immunity to the illnesses. The Europeans also had deliberate policies of subjugation and extermination, by which they brutally tortured or murdered natives due to the Europeans ' history of brutality in war and their consideration of the natives as no more than savages. The Europeans

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    Having foreign accent can affect your life. Numerous people in different countries find that being non-native speaker can change the way in living either negative or positive. many studies say that native speakers react with non- native speaker differently, but why they have different reaction to non native speakers. Some studies say that the cause that leads native speakers to react differently to non native speakers is the skin color, but these studies can not be acceptable because we know that

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    Native Title Case Study

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    reform in relation to Native Title has developed and become testament to the growing justice for the ATSI community, however effective mean and complete justice is yet to be achieved. From the changing values and attitudes of society, alongside conditions of social change and new concepts of justice- ATSI justice is being implemented, with law reform. With seminal cases alike Mabo and Wik, legislation has been delegated and changed accordingly; with the recognition of Native title - finally succeeding

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    The Effectiveness of Native Title The debate about native title issues has tended to see issues from idealistic perspectives ignoring the practical realities that native title poses to governments, industry and indigenous people. The implementation of the Native Title is an appropriate and significant aspect of Australia’s common and statute law, which effectively strives to develop a fair outcome for all Australian citizens. The Native Title Act 1993, like the court

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