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    My siblings and I were sitting in the chairs that were closer to Mami. Monse had her arms crossed, she was also mad because we were moving to Mexico. Mami grabbed her phone, I guess she was making a call. "Necesito que vengais, Gaby. No me están dejando entrar con las bolsas." Mami was talking in Spanish with my aunt. My siblings and I stared at each other, we didn

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    On February 28, 1908, Pat Garrett, ex-lawman and killer of Billy The Kid, was killed near Las Cruces, New Mexico. Miller was alleged to have committed the murder and to have been paid to do so. But it is unlikely because Jesse Wayne Brazel confessed to the crime. Carl Adamson, who was married to a cousin of Miller’s wife, was also with Garrett when he was killed

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    The Aztec religion held a major influence on the Aztec society, whether it was cultural or political. The Aztec religion also held great significance to one’s life through the religious rituals which punctuated people’s lives. Due to this, the economy was well organised, due to the fact that they had a ruling class system system which was based on human ability and birth. The Aztec legal system and a strong moral code, which held great importance to families and community life within the Aztec empire

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    Chihuahua are my favorite animal in this world. Chihuahuas are incredibly unique in so many ways. No other dog can compare to a Chihuahua. There are multiple reasons why Chihuahuas are the perfect pet. Chihuahuas are very small, have outstanding personalities in their lives, and an extraordinary history. The man and the dog come together. In the first place, dogs have a connection with people on the hunting trail, although, dogs could have helped people for many years. Man’s best friend has

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    Tradition: To emphasize on the influence of the Aztecs traditions in to Mexican culture is the gender roles. In the book, Mexico an illustrated History it explains, “Men were expected to be unflinching in the face of danger, and able to withstand pain. Women were expected to be modest and unassertive, their world restricted to the household. Children were cherished, but taught

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    The Dominican Republic was founded in the year of 1496 by Diego Columbus, the younger brother to Christopher Columbus. This area became the main base of Spanish activity until the conquest of Mexico. In 1664 the Spanish lost a battle to the French and had to give up the western half of the island known today as Haiti. The island was liberated from Spanish rule by a man named Toussaint L'Ouverture in the 1790s. Toussaint is followed by many people in the rule of Haiti. The most effective of his followers

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    Tapir Facts

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    500-800 Ibs (227-363 kilograms). Tapir are of five species. The largest of the species is the Malayan tapir. It can grow up to 800ibs (363kg). Their tail length is 5:13cm. the smallest of the tapir is called the woolly tapir because of its thick woolly coat of reddish brown or black fur. The fur protects it from freezing night-time temperature by giving it warmth. The woolly tapir is also hunted for its meat and body part which is used in traditional folk

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    The Broken Spears Essay

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    The Broken Spears “The Broken Spears” is a collection of many accounts of the destruction of Mexico by Cortes and the conquistadors in their invasion. The motive behind this conquest was Cortes’ desire to bring a fortune of gold, spices, and land that can be claimed, back to Spain. Although these desires were admirable, they were sought after at the expense of the Aztecs and consequently changed an entire civilization, due to an initial drive for power, control, land, and money

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    Joan of Arc grew up as a peasant but by the end of the war, she earned her family a striking coat of arms signifying her ascent into nobility. She came from an unknown village and rose to greatness when she was a mere teenager, and as an uneducated peasant. She had the heart of a warrior, not of a nineteen year old girl. She grew up very quickly and

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    I 'm This Is It Then?

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    give her one final hug. “I love it too! I’ll be keeping mine close to me as well,” her arms squeeze me for the last time. “Go and be happy, and like I said… we’ll see each other again soon. I don’t know how, but we will,” her lips press together to omit a reassuring smile.  Despite my aching chest telling me to not let her go, I know in my heart I need to. Dean and I need to do this, tonight! Amy grabs her coat and bag before leaving the

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