Taharia Research Paper

TaQavea Searcy (11) throws a softball back to home plate during fall workouts. “Softball workouts are fun,” TaQavea Searcy stated. “They prepare us for the season and Mrs. Kallam is great. She has taught me so much and I really look up to her as a role model.” The softball season at McMichael doesn’t begin until spring, but students were encouraged to come get in extra practice during the fall.

Anayeli Lara Pedroza also known as Ana Lara was born on Sunday, August 20, 1995, Toluca, Mexico, granddaughter of the Mexico City attorney, Jose Pedroza. Her mother, Graciela Lara ( Pedroza) was a former dancer from Toluca, Mexico, and her father Humberto Lara was a lawyer from Mexico City. Ana Lara was the only girl in her family, she had three brothers who were Fili Lara Pedroza , David Lara Pedroza, and Carlos Lara Pedroza . Lara had Spanish, Aztec, and a bit of Italian Scottish ancestry.

Taylor Welch Current Event 1 GEOG 102 MWF 12:30 Current Event 1: Building a Mini-State with Avocados and Guns A small town in Tancítaro succeeded self-rule in a part of Mexico. The town is free of drug cartels unlike anywhere else in Mexico. It is also free of Mexican Police and Politicians who are known as the biggest problem to the people in Tancítaro. The town is safe to walk around day or night. Tancítaro was a global center for Avocado Production and exporting about $1 million worth every single day. They used the money they made from Avocado Production to pay for the militias that guarded their town. People thought there was something going on, like something didn’t feel right. Some people began trying to figure out what was up. The town was very

– Talavera is not necessarily a physical object, it is more of a unique artwork that can vary by each family. Talavera is very complex artwork that takes a lot of dedication and time to make and paint. It all begins with recollecting clay that is found in this area which limits where talavera can be produced, and because talavera is not an actual physical object you are not limited on what you can create. Typically, most objects that are produced and then decorated are mugs and plates. But if you were to travel and see the city of Puebla you can see building that are decorated in talavera artwork, which gives it a unique implementation that cannot be seen anywhere else. This art is not only unique, it also give the artist a form of identification

Many people choose to migrate to another country to pursue a better life where one can make more money with higher standard of living. However in the town Ticuani, located in Mixteca, Mexico, many people choose to “transnational” between their native country and United State, New york. Where one will spend sometime in New york and some other times in Ticuani, and their life will be moving back and for the between country. Even though this sound like an easy plan, but immigrant who did this had to adapt life from both countries and faces difficulties and problems from two places.

A Muslim husband in eastern Uganda killed his wife via strangling because she left Islam and embraced Christianity, relatives and neighbors said.

Hannibal-son Gamil'kara Barka, one of the greatest generals and statesmen of antiquity, sworn enemy of Rome and the last stronghold of Carthage, was born in 247 BC, was 9 years old, when his father took him with him to Spain, where searching for their homeland of remuneration for losses incurred in Sicily.

In Yaa Gyasi’s Homegoing, discovering and exploring, the obvious and hidden, traumas and their subsequent effects on each generation is one of the most compelling parts of her highly acclaimed first novel. Set on Ghana’s Gold Coast in the 1700s, two sisters, who have never met, create generations of descendants who experience traumas continuously. Some generations experience the first hand the effects of slavery and the African slave trade, while others deal with the repercussions of belonging to a tribe of Africans that sold humans into slavery. Because the experience of trauma is continuous, the descendants of both sister, Esi and Effia, are never fully able to heal. Instead, the consequences of war, rape, kidnapping, violence and death are explored in the three hundred years since birth of the sisters. Past and current traumas shape the identities of each generation. Gysai’s narrative tells and retells the violent histories of both families in an attempt to help heal trauma that still remains imbedded in many Africans, and African Americas.

Ruqaiya skill is that she used hand to eye co-ordination to put the string in the needle to sew the dress, and she used hand to eye co-ordination to knit the flower. Another skill Ruqaiya used is following the instruction and gathering information from the piece of paper on how to do the friendship bracelet. Also, Ruqaiya used the skill of prosocial because she was engaging with Nour about how she learned how to knit and she was very excited because she knew how to knit.

Mala prohibita is a lawful term that signifies "wrong since it is precluded" in its unique Latin structure. The present day comprehension of this term is connected to laws made to mirror a general public's ethical quality (www.wisegeek.com). These laws control activities that may not be considered violations by different social orders. Mala prohibita wrongdoings are gotten from the custom-based law legitimate framework, which depends on societal traditions and suitable conduct.

The little food and water they gave us was through a small whole that separated them from us. The men would fight over it. I dare not try to get into the middle of it or I would surely get crushed in the commotion. I didn’t eat or drink anything for the first three days.On the fourth day I could barely function I was so hungry. I was so dehydrated that I couldn’t even even say a full sentence.That night The same lady from the first night that held my hand gave me a small piece of lettuce and a small piece of soggy bread and a handful of dirty water. It was exactly what I needed to stay alive.She continued doing this for the next four weeks, getting food from I didn’t know where and eating only a little for herself. She didn’t talk much. She had no hair and hollowed in cheeks small eyes and dark skin all I ever heard her say was a short prayer at night other than that she never said anything.The next morning she woke me up in and gave me a handful of slightly more clean water,a handful of dry grain and a single carrot stick and for the first time spoke to me and said “Remember dis little one white man may take away your freedom amongst man but white man can never take away the freedom in your heart.” this was the only and the last thing she ever said to me.only a few seconds after that two big dirty white men came and carried her away by her arms with tears in her eyes she went but away without a

Sadam Ali was born in Brooklyn, New York. His parents, who are from Yemen, raised him. He has four sisters and a brother. Ali began boxing at the Bed-Stuy Boxing Club in the neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant at the age of eight. He was inspired by Yemeni-British boxer "Prince" Naseem. Sadam Ali has had a total of twenty-two fights and thirteen knockouts. He has never lost a fight (“Sadam Ali”). Boxers have to learn how to fight with sound technique in the ring. If they don’t know how to fight correctly they will get hurt. In order to become a safe and effective boxer, like Sadam Ali, people need to practice punching, blocking and moving.

Harun al-Rashid, the chief muslim civil of the Abbasid (dynasty of chief muslim) dynasty, made palace in Raqqa, a city in Syria at the end of the eighth century. His empire spread out from modern Tunisia to Pakistan. The Islamic State in IRaq and al-Sham (ISIS) announced Raqqa the seat of a new succession supervise over by Abu BAkr al-Baghdadi he was once an American inmate in Iraq and now is hiding. According to www.newyorker.com “Public executions are common spectacle on Firdays in El Naim Square or atthe Al Sa’a roundabout, a United Nations human rights commision reported last month.”

The Tarahumara are a native tribe living in the Copper Canyons of Mexico. When the conquistadores came over to Mexico all the native tribes has the option to either flee or fight. The Tarahumara decided to flee into what are known as the Copper Canyons today. “Since fleeing into no-man’s-land four hundred years ago, the Tarahumara have spent their time perfecting the art of invisibility” (19). Not only are the Tarahumara known for living off the bare necessities and nature to survive, but also their extraordinary ability to run long distances without tiring, they are practically invisible to the ordinary person’s eye. “The Tarahumara can’t be seen unless they want to be” (20). In fact, while running they wear light and very slim clothing to cover up and they wear

Ari Muhamad is a boy that was born on May 25th, 2004 at Yogyakarta in the land of Java, he and his mom are moving house to Jakarta. Ari and his mom have arrived to Jakarta and his new house. The next day Ari gooses to his new school, Ari goes to his class, introduce himself to the class and there is some student don’t like Ari when sit at his table the bully stomp his foot. At lunch time the bully approach to Ari and punch him in the face and his face was bruised and he didn’t tell the teacher. School finished Ari go to his house and his mom asks Ari “Who did this to you” Ari says the name of the bullies Hafizh, Arya and Raffi. The next Ari is walking to the school and the bullies they are calling Ari stupid idiot, because he doesn’t have a friend, Ari just ignore and the bullies get very angry at Ari so the bullies punch Ari in the shoulder. Every day at school, Ari always get bullied a lot at school. At lunch time Ari is going to buy his food the bullies