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Anthropology Essays

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History of Oil Production in Venezuela Anthropology Essay
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Venezuela is a formidable force in the oil production sector as it has tremendous reserves and production capabilities that are capable of causing an upset in the global market. However, the nation has been marred by political turmoil not just in the social sphere but largely in the production of oil. Furthermore, while the government seems to be doing much to generate income for itself. 
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Facial and Body Features between Jordanian and Scottish People Anthropology Coursework
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European have plentiful, soft, fair, smooth or wavy, heavy beard growth hair. The facial features of Europeans are exceptionally matched to the rest of the world populace as the Europeans from the western part are dissimilar than non-Europeans. The Scottish have physical attributes special to Jordanians such as the dark skin  (Livak 2010: 90).
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Mass Consumption and the Westernization of the World Anthropology Essay
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The culture of mass consumption is hinged on a cultural fabric that is woven using certain aspects of culture and cultural attitudes as found in the American culture. Without this fabric acting as the holding material, the culture of mass consumption would not hold. In this regard, it is inevitable that the rest of the world embraces mass consumption.
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The Los Angeles Zoo Anthropology Coursework
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The philosophy of Los Angeles Zoo laid emphasis on diverse aspects of the organization. Its philosophy relates to policy, animal husbandry practices, membership, and its interaction with the public, conservation efforts and education (Los Angeles Zoo). In relation to visits made at the park, it comes out clear children tend to visit the park frequently.
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Skull Identification - Index and the Non-Index Traits Anthropology Lab Report
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The observation was then narrowed down to the index of nuchal area height and only three specimens (F, G and I) bore a resemblance to our mystery specimen with recorded values of 21, 23 and 12 referenced against the mystery specimen’s value of 23. A reference was then made to the index of the condylar position and we only remained with G and I. 
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Cross-Cultural Marriage Anthropology Research Paper
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The cross-cultural marriage of Niall and Kevitta is a true indication that Love is blind. Niall is an atheist from Northern Ireland and Kevitta is an African American and the two don’t care about their differences in race, color, religion or culture. They get married despite being from different countries. Even marriage from the same country has its own distinct differences. 
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Introversion and Extraversion as Personalities Anthropology Term Paper
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The paper will base on four important personality gurus who had their perspectives on the two most common personalities. The spotlight will shine more on the distinguished philosopher Carl Jung (1865-1961) who had firmly believed that our personalities are divided into two fundamentals, introvert and extroverts.
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Homosexuality Is Good for an Individual and Society Anthropology Term Paper
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Homosexuality refers to the same-sex relationships contributed by attractions for the same sex. The two major forms include lesbianism and gays. The topic has been a controversial topic in the world and thus has caused major divisions both within homes, workplaces, politics, and media and even in various religions. 
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The Causes of Violence and Crime in Urban Areas Anthropology Coursework
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Urbanization in modern times has been connected to the Industrial Revolution which brought massive transformation to Britain and the United States of America. Industrialization led to the massive growth and expansion of cities and this was followed by a major rural-urban migration. The growth in cities and large towns also comes with major issues like crime and violence.
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Advantages of Bipedalism Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses Homo sapiens idaltu that was found at Herta in Ethiopia and has been dated at 160,000 years ago. Its cranial capacity is bigger than that of homo sapiens but otherwise is very close to modern humans. Although it is often said that these three form a lineage, homo sapiens is so close to modern humans, it could possibly be a side branch on the primate tree.  
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Alzheimers Disease Anthropology Literature review
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In order to assist individuals in coping with AD, therapeutic interventions have the most backing.  Although no disease-altering drugs exist for AD certain options alleviate its symptoms and thus aid in improving life quality. Within the United States, four drugs within a class known as cholinesterase inhibitors have been approved for the relief of symptoms of AD.
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Economic Anthropology Anthropology Assignment
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Globalization has both positive and negative effects on developing nations. However, its negative impacts outweigh the positive impacts. It is, therefore, justified that globalization fixes more harm than good to people in developing nations. Globalization enhances the inception of technology, communication and trade across the world, being a common village. 
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Cities and Urban Life Are the Inevitable Outcome of Human Evolution Anthropology Coursework
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Urban areas and cities are developing all over the world every year, especially in developing countries. Urban areas grow, because of a number of reasons. The evolution of people is one of the main causes of urbanization. Cities are said to offer a more favorable background for solving environmental and social problems than rural areas.
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Human Technology as a Selective Agent Anthropology Essay
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Contraception comes in a wide array including condoms injections and pills. However, there has been a recent medical discovery of a vaginal ring that is inserted in the vagina containing Tenofovir and Levonorgestrel that has proven efficient in preventing an HIV infection (Horvath, Smolenski, and Rosser 4).
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The Sioux and the Navajo Anthropology Coursework
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Today we value diversity far more than we did when the Navajo and Sioux were fighting to survive and maintain their cultures. Learning about the concepts of gender and gender roles is worthwhile. It has proven that division of labor, men hunting and fighting and the women gathering, farming and homemaking are fairly common.
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Anthropological Analysis of Obamas Speech on Syria Anthropology Case Study
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President Obama, ever since his speech at the Democratic Party Convention in 2006, has always sought to influence public opinion through oratorical means. In this case, he is determined to convince the American people that action on Syria is a must after the regime used chemical weapons on its own people.
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The Tlingit: Alaskan Salmon Fishers Anthropology Term Paper
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The Tlingit clothing was made from locally available materials and adaptive to their environment. These people wore skirts and loincloths made from cedar bark among those living near warmer coasts and from deerskin among those in inland Alaska. While men had loose flowing hair, women pinned their hair.
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Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Anthropology Book Report/Review
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Half of a Yellow Sun is an invaluable novel that covers all the details of the Biafra War. It is a remarkable novel that really brings a clear and powerful picture of modern African society. The dramatic interactions between the local and foreign characters demonstrate how complex contemporary society is.
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Representation of gender in South African Television Advertising Anthropology Coursework
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The conclusions of the research establish that television advertisement patterns in the nation demonstrate an alignment with a traditional system of hierarchal relationships between males and females which could possibly explain the case of gender disparity through gender representations in television advertisements.
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Human Skeleton Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses the coxal bone that is made up of three bones. Its pubic symphysis provides a joint where the bones of the coxal meet. They then articulate with the pubis and the sacrum. A coccyx is found interior to the sacrum. The pubic symphysis is covered by a fibrocartilaginous pad known as the interpubic disc. 
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Biological Anthropology Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses all primates that had a common ancestor. However, the ancestor might be lacking some of the characteristics of these organisms. it also focuses on the example of a lemur species is the Hairy-eared dwarf lemur that lives in Madagascar. They live in only one single location in Madagascar where they build leafy nests.
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North Korea Anthropology Essay
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Recently, North Korea has been reported to suffer food insecurity which was brought to the limelight in the mid-1990s. By 2013, 28 percent of North Korea’s children below five years of age suffered chronically from food insecurity, whereas 66 percent of the nation’s total population, or 16 million people, relied on the Public Distribution System.
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Previous Development Approaches Anthropology Essay
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The ideas of Ferguson concentrate on the negative outcome of development approaches. He stated that development projects are unable to create the desired outcome, rather they can have an unexpected outcome. The ideas criticize the standard assumption regarding development and promote more pluralism regarding development.
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How to Bike Like a Local in Copenhagen Anthropology Article
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Through the article the author tries to give the ideas through about the society of Denmark, the people of Denmark and their practices in terms of commuting. Different aspects of the commuting through bikes are then discussed from the buying of bikes to their daily routines, the places where they eat, repair their bikes and to follow up on their pursuit to be a proud Copenhagen biker.
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Daily Life in the Middle East Anthropology Essay
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There is a difference between the way the local and international media covers stories about the people in the Middle East. Before the invasion, the local media was controlled by the Iraqi government and thus was not reliable, to say the least. The international media came up and covered stories from the Middle East. However, the international media focused more on the negative side.
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Egypt and its People Anthropology Report
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This notion later called nurtures school, developed into a great school of thought among sociologists and anthropologists. This observable fact is so much integral to the social development of a person that anthropologists can even extrapolate the direction of a society or culture. Thus, when an individual undergoes the process of socialization, he or she is expected to follow norms and folkways inherent to his ambiance.
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Women's role in Hinduism and Judaism Anthropology Research Paper
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Through a review and critical evaluation of the role of women in the traditional setup and religion, the advancement that has so far been witnessed is laid bare and understanding enhanced. Hinduism is considered one of the most widespread religions in the world after Christianity and Islam and this explains its relevance in anthropological studies. 
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Witchcraft in Africa Anthropology Coursework
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It is discussed that there is a rational consideration involved in the implementation of witchcraft. Whatever it is that makes it rational, Africans may have essentially found it through their belief of the supernatural forces in nature. This is something that requires more meaningful research studies that in the future will either eliminate or justify the prevailing idea on biased anthropology.    
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Anthropological Discussion: The Hopi Anthropology Book Report/Review
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Ultimately, nothing can right the wrongs experienced by the Hopi people of the past. However we can take the time to better understand and show respect for that knowledge as we move into the future. When a culture has had such a long history there is, likely, much modern Americans can learn from the ideologies of the Hopi 
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Rites of Passage - Maasai and Akan Communities Anthropology Essay
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According to Anthropologists, rites of passage or the transition from one phase to another takes place in three stages irrespective of the culture one belongs to. The process of transition takes place through interaction between human beings and nature. In a tribe, the transition from childhood to complete inclusion of an individual into the community takes place through rituals.
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The Foundations of Aristotle's Theory of Art Anthropology Book Report/Review
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The mainstay of the description of Aristotle’s function of art is through tragedy. In Aristotle’s characterization of the structure of a tragedy, there are six parts, in order of importance: Plot; Character; Thought; Diction; Song; and Spectacle. The imitation aspect is the contributing factor for the proper functioning of art
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Foundation of Aristotle Art Theories Anthropology Book Report/Review
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According to Aristotle, characteristics of arts lye deep inside human nature, with each human having an instinctive ability to imitate and also to learn and experience issues. To Aristotle, every human as the tendency to experience harmony and rhythm, and in effect, art manifestly expresses both of them
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City: A Users Guide to the Past, Present and Future of Urban Life by Kevin Smith Anthropology Book Report/Review
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Kevin P.D. Smith the author of City: A User’s Guide to the Past, Present, and Future of Urban Life, wrote his book in 2012. He is also an acclaimed author with many other titles in his name all having a distinct reflection of his excellent writing skills and creative abilities. He completed his doctorate at the University of Sussex, England.
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Critical Analysis of Pathologies of Power by Paul Farmer Anthropology Book Report/Review
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the author argues in his book that the most essential struggle for human rights in this era is to promote economic and social rights of the poorest in the world. To strengthen his argument, he used the eyewitness accounts of Russian prisoners and Haitian villagers to analyze the structural violence at a broader scale through lived experiences
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Variations on Human Face Anthropology Assignment
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The trait that was inherited might be recessive, but was not expressed in either parent, although the parents have the trait in their genome even if they do not express it. It is also most probable that
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My Life and How I Perceive Humanity Anthropology Essay
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I strongly believe that ethnicity and race should be considered as dividing factors only as far as their biological factors are concerned. Otherwise, the two should not be used to create divides among humans. An individual’s bodily attributes such as eyes, hair shade and skin color, which are usually consequences of genetic ancestry, define their race. 
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Human Organs as Commodities in the Global Capitalist System Anthropology Research Proposal
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The paper aims to describe the conversation that depicts organ transplantation as a process of commodification of human organs and its implications for the commodification of human life and to explore the conflicts within this conversation, especially in the context of oppositions between modernist and postmodernist views of the world system.
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Communism to Modern Social Movements Anthropology Coursework
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Revolutionary theories and practices have served the past and current communist states because of the need to liberate themselves from the violent oppressive conditions of their times. Successful revolutions showed that radical theories and actions are most effective when localized to the social, cultural, and political needs and goals of the people. 
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Culture and Dictators Anthropology Coursework
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The world has seen all kinds of leadership and fascism had been the most dangerous one. The drawbacks of such leadership as that of Hitler are that it stole freedom from people. The more of coercion on people was the terrible consequences of such rule. However, with the contribution from Marxist leaders like Marx, Stalin, and Hegel much relief was brought in the nineteenth century.
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Bioethics Anthropology Assignment
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Prenatal diagnosis is accepted widely accepted as an aspect that could strengthen the Merriks in choosing the procedure as their best option. This would be based on the possibility of generalizing their problem and relating it to other cases such as sickle cell anemia or even Down’s syndrome. Their case is however different especially given that Mr. Merrik is now 38. 
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Public Anthropology in Medicalization Anthropology Essay
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The increase in medicalization changes from the medical profession, social movements, and interest groups to biotechnology and consumers, among others. The current growth in medicalization is a result of increased market and commercial interests rather than a profession. People have developed a culture of taking normal body conditions to be medical problems. 
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Hunting Methods of Early Man: Homo Habilis, Homo Erectus and Neanderthal Man Anthropology Coursework
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Man has now learned to use natural things like stones, wood, and fire to his advantage for creating a variety of tools. They have mastered making sharp tools like knives that can cut through the prey in just a few moments. Today, people plan their hunting campaign before searching for prey and hence enhanced their chances for success.  
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Number Our Days by Barbara Myerhoff Anthropology Book Report/Review
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The author does not understand how the government is justifying the minority. People like the elderly Jews entered the country with the hope that they would receive a good treatment from America that promises a lifestyle of hope and promise. However, these elderly are just surviving. They have lost hope and their only wish is to complete their remaining years with respect and dignity.
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Mass Education and Its Relation to the Religious Observance Anthropology Essay
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The introduction of Islamic secularity through the school curricula was meant to bring about the separation of public life and government matters from religious teachings and commandments. The promotion of this was meant to teach the difference between religion and politics. Secularism is a tool that is regularly condemned by Muslims who do not have the same notion as those of others. 
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Cherokee Tribe, Southeast Native Americans Anthropology Coursework
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Chickasaw is a Muskogean language of the American Southeast. It is very closely related to Choctaw and many linguists consider the two dialects of a single language. There are around 1000 speakers of Chickasaw today and another 10,000 speakers of Choctaw. Like other Muskogean languages, Chickasaw is a language with morphologically complex verbs and SOV word order.
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Northeastern Woodlands: Precontact Life Ways, Changes during Contact, and Colonialism Anthropology Research Paper
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The Northeastern woodlands group occupied an extensive region ranging from southern Canada, northwards towards Lake Erie plus Ontario, New England states, Atlantic states south to Virginia, Ohio Valley, and the Great Lakes region (Oswalt, 2009). These areas are characterized by cold winters, deep snows, and hot plus humid summers. 
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The Subarctic: Pre-contact Life Ways, Change During Contact, and Colonialism Anthropology Research Paper
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Spiritual authority was acquired in dreams or visions. One band hardly ever had restricted access to their territory, because there was an emphasis on communal hunting resources. As such, sharing resources instead of amassing of wealth among individuals and communities offered communal insurance against natural instabilities (Oswalt, 2002).
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Analysis of The Dobe Ju/Hoansi Book Anthropology Book Report/Review
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After considering all the factors, it is ostensible that the schism between the Ju and American culture is wide, which is quite clear from the way they resolve conflict and the methods they employ to survive. However, there are instances where the Ju ‘Hoansi are more forward than America, especially when it comes to a dynamics of the gender roles
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The Republic of India Anthropology Coursework
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The entertainment sector is quite a culture in India and they are unique in all aspects. The architecture in India is unique due to their wide knowledge in engineering and architecture as well especially the Islamic buildings. India is a beautiful country which well known for its role in the medical world but its huge population has caused their poor living standards despite the industrialization.
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Cultural, Political, Social and Economic Organization of the Bedouins Anthropology Essay
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It is true that pastoralists’ way of life as a mode of subsistence has greatly influenced the general way of life of the Bedouins. This has been proved by examining their social, political and economic practices that make their pastoralist's way of life easier. A community’s way of life is shaped by the environment. The harsh conditions made the Bedouins turn to the pastoralist way of life.
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