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    It’s a holiday filled with joy, love, and family. We call it Christmas. In Canada they celebrate this holiday with pride. The food, traditions, and gift giving give this North American country a very special holiday. Canada is the best place in the world to celebrate the Christmas holiday. The first reason Canada is the best place to spend the Christmas is the unique traditions. The family’s in Toronto get fir or pine

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    When it comes to the topic of eliminating holidays or not, most of us will readily agree that these holiday traditions have been a big part of our history. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of what people want their traditions to be. Whereas some are convinced that cultural and historical events shape America, others maintain that holidays only represent the beliefs of a small number of Americans. Although holidays honor specific people whom only a small amount of people

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    Tradition is an important part of everyone's life. Some people follow traditions so deeply rooted in their everyday life that they don't even recognize them as such. Why do you cook rice a certain way? Well, that's the way Grandma always did it. Others hold tradition above anything else. They feel that it is very important to follow these established customs and cannot even imagine rebelling against them although they may be hurtful in some ways. They may not even remember the reason for these customs

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    Have you ever spent hours and hours making and decorating cookies only two days before Christmas? I have because every year on Christmas Eve my mom’s whole side of the family comes to our house for a party. I get to see some cousins that I barely ever get see. We spend the whole day from sunrise to sunset together. Seeing them is amazing because sometimes you don’t realize how much you miss someone until you finally see them again. Every Christmas Eve when we have the party everyone brings an

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    A country without customs and traditions is not a rich country. It is important to each country to have its own customs and traditions.The customs and traditions each country has are own particular way of having weddings. Saudi Arabia and the United States both have unique customs and traditions when it comes to weddings. Both countries celebration with music, cake, and guests; however, the twee countries different when it comes to choosing spouses, ceremonies, and the receptions. Saudi and American

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    home with people unknown to you and not part of your family? Fasting, feasting by Anita Desai is a booker Prize finalist novel, which does a great job in portraying everyday family life and conflicts. Through Fasting, Feasting, Desai takes you on a journey through two different society with very different traditions. She does this by portraying the family dynamics from two different cultures; an upper middle class Indian family and an American family from Massachusetts. The novel is divided into two

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    The Second Tradition of Thanksgiving Essay

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    unending amount of food. Others might think of the time spent with family and friends. The whole basis of the holiday is family togetherness, fellowship, and thankfulness for blessings received during the previous year. Every family has their own unique way of spending time together with loved ones only seen during the holidays. In the Stock home, there is only one thing we enjoy doing. Sure, like every other family we have our grand and elaborate dinner, which is composed of all

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    The Namesake Theme

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    The foreign domain is a factor that carries the national identity of the people from different places. The traditions and identities of each character are intertwined in the notion of foreign culture and ethnic minority culture. The association of the alien characters in the new community demonstrates a new identity construction. This type of concept of a new life in a new place brings out a foreign experience that is hard to adapt. In the story Namesake, Ashima migrates from India to America, but

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    In a wealthy family, polygamous housing consists of a separate housing unit for each wife and her children (Metz, 1993). These units can be separate houses or houses within a walled family compound (Metz, 1993). A compound can include a separate house that the men of the family share and use for male gatherings, such as meals with guests or business meetings (Metz, 1993). The practice of polygamy is decreasing significantly due to urbanization, education, development, and the cost of living (Al-Saif

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    Summary Of Wild Swans

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    written by Jung Chang of herself, her mother, and her grandmother, as they fought to survive in a changing Chinese society; overtaken by war, famine, and political pressure. Jung Chang begins her family’s story in the region of Manchuria, where her family sold her grandmother, being a young teenager, as a concubine to a warlord. Quite the norm at the time, she had little say in this arrangement and was nothing more than a foot-bound plaything to the powerful warlord. To her luck though, shortly after

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