People Tree Research Paper

Primark, an Irish clothing retailer company was set up and headquartered in Dublin in 1969. Nowadays, there are over 250 stores across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Europe and the United States. Moreover, Primark operates with about 700 suppliers in China, India, Bangladesh, Turkey and Eastern Europe. Primark takes corporate social responsibility for the shareholders, owners, customers, suppliers as well as employees. Corporate social responsibility is that a company not only creates profits for the shareholders, but also undertakes the social responsibility for customers, employees and environment, including complying with business ethics, rights of workers and the rules of environmental protection. In order to develop continuously, corporate social responsibility plays an significant role in a company, which drives stakeholders have reliance on the company. This essay focuses on the ways in which Primark taking its duty to society and the ways in which the company should have done better.

For my project I want to work with the Tongva people from Southern California. These people are sometimes are referred to as Gabrieleño or Fernandeño. The reason these people are often associated or referred to as "Gabrieleño" or "Fernandeño" is because they lived near the San Fernando mission and the San Gabriel mission. Although they associate with both missions a place they hold sacred is called Puvungna, it is located in California State University Long Beach. It holds special relationship to the Tongva people because it serves as a spiritual center for them, here they hold their traditional ceremonies for their people, where they all come together. Apart from this, archaeologists have found remains of their people while excavating the site, it's where their ancestors have been buried for the past generations. These are all reasons why the Tongva people have been fighting to preserve the land, even though it is located in a university.

As a young kid, I grew up knowing about my ancestry on my dad’s side of the family. I had always known that I had some family that was Native American. But as I grew up, I would tell my friends about the Tribe I am apart of, but hardly anybody believe me because I didn’t look like a Native American. Later, when I was older, people would ask if I lived in a Teepee or on a reservation. I always felt that it was fair to make assumptions like this or to not believe me when I said I was Native American even though I don’t look it.

In this paper I will examine the social structure theory, along with its definition and how the different types of theories make up the social structure theory. I will also attempt to discuss the strain, culture conflict, and social disorganization theory all of which make up the social conflict theory. I also wish to discuss the video “Tent City, Arizona” and answer the following questions, “How does the video you selected support a social structure theory? What is the primary subject or content of the video? What social issues are raised in the video? What major principles of sociological theory are addressed in the video? What might be some possible ramifications for social policy change?”

This chapter revolves around the topic of marriage. John introduces us about marriage briefly and begins with a story. John met a man named Fernando, a man in which lost his wife recently, walking down the street with beer on his back. Now when one reads this one can assume that Fernando is going somewhere to “drink away” his problems. Drink away the pain that has been left for him after his wife's death. However Fernando had beer with the intent of finding another woman. Generally, when one have lost his wife/husband in our society, that individual would take time to mourn over the loss and to gather himself. Meaning to heal that pain it requires nothing but time. In the case of Nuyooteco people, one does not look at marriage solely as romance,

Boise, Idaho is located in a wide river valley at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. In 1834 the Hudson Bay Company established Fort Boise for the purpose of a fur trading location and as a general trading port along the Oregon Trail route. The fort was located 40 miles from the present day city of Boise and was situated at the mouth of the Boise River. The area of present day Boise was named “Les Bois” which is French for “wooded”. It is said that US Army Officer Captain Benjamin Bonneville said “Les bois, les bois, voyez les bois” which translates to “the trees, the trees, look at the trees” because they were seeing the cottonwood lined Boise River after their long journey across the more barren Snake River Plain. However shortly after the trading fort was established, it

The first beginning we had hunter and gatherers, and that became something that everybody started doing. People would use resources around them, and they would not stay in permanent settlements. Than a new life began and it was called Emergence of Agriculture. People know started having permanent settlements, the population has became bigger, and their health might be becoming shaky. These changes might have been better or worse.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to assimilate our hunter-gatherer ancestors? Well here is how it would go: We would wander around until we found a food source and then we would see how many people it could sustain. When it couldn't feed anymore people, we would move on and find a new food source. It’s simple. It’s easy. You only have to go in search of food when you need it. It’s practical. I agree that farming was the worst mistake in the history of the human race because it led to the division of social classes and it had a negative effect on human health.

I am so glad that I was able to read this book. It taught me better ways to be a mother and person. The book first starts off giving you a quiz which helps figure out what kind of temperament you are. I love how the author brought in situations that people can react to as in Harry Potter, Wizard of Oz, Sex and the City and Star Wars. It was much easier being able to put the temperaments to people or things then just reading. The Montgomery Temperament Sorter was a great tool to figure out what temperament you are. I ended up being SJ, sensing and judging or the Guardian Temperament. I found out that my daughter is the Artisan temperament. Under the guardian temperament they say that the judging tend to decide things quickly and like to run their lives and their work according to schedules. When I am at work everything has to be on schedule, while at home with my daughter I cannot run things by schedule, which drives me crazy. It is very interesting that temperaments went the whole way back to Hippocrates when instead of artisan, guardian, idealist and rationals he had air, earth, fire and water. There were definitely parts of the book that I did not understand. When it came to my temperament I would have thought that dating another guardian would be good but that is not the case. Actually it said that the

In Colin M. Turnbull’s book The Forest People there were many examples of theoretical approaches that he describes that the Pygmies use to maintain there social order. One of the elements that I noticed the most was interpretive or symbolic anthropology. In this book, Turnbull showed that in Pygmy society your social status and economic well-being are heavily dependent on the acceptance and respect you receive from other members of the community. Turnbull used interpretive/ symbolic anthropology to try to uncover and interpret the deep emotional and psychological structure of their society. Turnbull went under the experience of being a member of this specific culture and made that experience available to the reader.

Afar people that were known as Danakil, were located in Djibouti, they also migrated from Ethiopia and Eritrea because of displacement of rains for their herds. Afar people were divided into two tribes, Asaemara and Adaemara. Asaemar were nobles and imperial and they lived near the beach while the Adaemara lived on the mountain. Afars people have different tradition and culture unlike Issas tribes, for instance an afar girl must be married at age of ten and marriage between cousins were obliged.

Of all that God has created, He highly favored humans to be created in His own image and likeness; and blessed them to govern all His creations fruitfully and to vitally sustain and perpetuate life in the world. Distinctively, the Bible perfectly pictured how humanity and all God’s creation existed together as one great community satisfying one another’s needs with God as the center of their very existence. However, this warmhearted relationship was suddenly disrupted when evil deceitfully came out of the forbidden tree causing Adam and Eve to sin against God disobeying His very command. They ate the fruit of the tree that gives the knowledge of good and evil, and as a consequence of such act of deception and disobedience, God, therefore,

Kathleen Wright, founder of Piece and Co. had the goal to end global poverty. Many designers and fashion executives support this goal and were interested in making a difference, which is why her solution was textiles. She then provided employment to women from all across the world to create artisan fabrics, which she supplies to fashion brands and designers such as Nike, Diane von Furstenburg, Supreme, Opening Ceremony, Veronica Beard, Mara Hoffman and Shopbop. (Fleming,2016)

As Hunter-Gatherers, we have little or no impact on Earth, as we take only what we need and not what we want in little portions to preserve their food sources. For the distribution of wealth, we all share food, precious belongings, information, and our skillsets. We have such a big impact on the Earth compared to our ancestors. We mass produce one or two of the same crops year after year after year, over and over again. Our ancestors took what they needed and ate it all, not what they wanted, because it wasn’t needed at the moment to survive. They also do not waste any sorts of food, because it was scarce back then. They had to search all day or maybe the next day for food, otherwise they would die of starvation out in the cruel world.

Generations ahead of us only had a tiny wardrobe, where clothes were not washed every day. In our generation, fast fashion is in. It’s ok to have multiple shirts or shoes of the same color. It’s actually ok to throw away unwanted apparel. Apparel companies are beginning to focus on sustainable fashion, also known as eco fashion. Apparel, fashion, and textiles is the most polluting industry in the world. Every stage, that a garment goes through, uses up and threatens our resources.