1. Like every society and modern state, the United States has a number of “traditions,” many of them inherited from its immigrant cultures and some of them invented on American soil. But regardless of their origins, the process of tradition is obviously at work if we look more carefully at the introduction of the “tradition” and its evolution over time. Further, the social and political functions of tradition also become clear: society needs “traditions” to achieve social integration, establish and implant social memories, and produce the proper kind of national citizen. In fact, the great era of the invention of traditions in the U.S., and in many other parts of the world, was the late 1800s and early 1900s, as elements of the overall “nation-building” process intended to create national unity and to instill self-awareness and national pride in its members. This essay discusses the Thanksgiving traditions of America. 

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Cyber security legislation is the need of the day in the USA. Though some rules are there for better security and protection of damage to the internet users however crimes ratio advocates that present legislation is not enough to deal with cybercrimes effectively. Even in 2020, 38 states of America are lacking cyber security legislation. California’s security of connected devices legislation is in effect from January 2020 (Petter,2021). Many Law enforcement agencies like the FBI cyber wing and National Defense Cyber Alliance (NDCA) are working to chase and investigate cybercrimes for the safety of the people. But they find it hard when there is an electronic proof of the crime committed or the damage claimed by the victim. In short, the aim of this essay is to indicate stringent cyber policies and discuss the USA government’s cyber activities for the growing cases of cyber security crimes in the USA.

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A step towards the understanding of language and print literacy is the early keystone for any child. There is a need to understand the concept of language and how the language development process starts in the mind of a child. Language is an organized system of human communication based on words, structurally organized to convey or deliver a message (Language, 2021). Humans have evolved over time, same as the language system also has evolved according to the needs of a particular community. In the development of the language, print literacy has played a critical role. Understanding print literacy involves knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing skills of that language. Both are interconnected in one way or another so it is important to understand print in order to comprehend the language (Bruke,1997).
In this essay, we will discuss the typical patterns of child development in language and early print literacy along with the concept of oral language, phonological and phonemic awareness, graphic-phonic decoding, and language comprehension that help children in better development of the language.

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The copyright
“Copyright also known as author’s right is an exclusive right that authors have over their artistic and literary work”. So, it is a kind of protection that ranges from all types of literature to computer programs, technical drawings, advertisements, maps, etc. (Kim, 2020)
Copyright is a legal term which describes the law that gives protection to creators’ work either published or unpublished. These collections of rights automatically vest to the person who makes an original work of authorship such as a book, movie, song etc. plagiarism is considered a serious academic offence so no one else can use or present the work as its own without proper citing, although the authors have the right to reproduce the work and display the work publicly (Kim, 2020). Copyright law is justified by the World Intellectual Property Organization, first in the pact of “Protection of Industrial Property” during the Paris Convention of 1883 and during the Berne Convention of 1886, when they have the treaty “Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.” At the time, intellectual properties were acknowledged with the emerging societies attribute.

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The paper aims to write an argumentative essay that emphasizes whether science fiction should be taught in schools or not. My pen goes from the perspective of ‘yes’ science fiction should be taught in schools and focus on the importance of science fiction in education. Science fiction is considered the most provoking tool of imagination; it inspires more students to become scientists and science is the only genre that portrays how the world system could improve more and factions differently.

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You may want something which can protect the brain, heart, and eyes along with constantly improving your stamina, mood, and waistline . That is nowhere possible but green tea might make that wish come true and there are many more benefits of drinking tea. Green tea is the tea made from unfermented leaves which are more bitter in flavor and pale in color (JANN,2016). If we laboratories the seeds, it is made from the same regular plants but in the way, leaves are processed that gives it the medicinal edge. As you may know, the history of green tea began in China, where Chinese people have much healthier lifestyles, and to maintain this life expectancy the green tea major role. it is fact that green tea is rich in catechins, and most notably epigallocatechin gallate because it is exposed to minimal oxygen after harvesting.

When I decided to analyze some of the research on green tea and its benefits, What I found was convincing and impressive. green tea has been linked to many benefits including help prevent cancer, weight loss, and how to rove heart functioning. This essay will look at the evidence behind these claims

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It is well said, having a great place to work makes the difference between running a good company and a great company. Every country has its own set of beliefs, attitudes, customs, and ways of life that directly relates to what things they buy and how they spend their money. So, Assessment of the cultural environment has become an essential step in pre-marketing research. This paper analyzes the cultural environment of Japan, using Hall’s framework and Trompenaars’ framework.                 

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Parenting seems the easiest thing to have an opinion about, but it becomes the hardest thing in the world to do. Developmental psychologists have found a very deep impact of parenting styles on children’s development. However, it is also true there is a rare connection between specific actions of parents and later behavior of children. A study was conducted by Diana Baumrind in the 1960s, on more than 100 preschool-age children where she became able to find four parenting styles which are authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and uninvolved parenting styles. UK and Lebanon both countries fall into the same parenting styles. Because of globalization a lot of things have been marginalized between Lebanon and the UK, however, these both countries still have a lot of things in parenting styles which can be compared and contrasted. The parenting styles of the UK and Lebanon can be compared and contrasted by focusing on three main parts of the discussion: Culture values of local Lebanon people and the UK, the role of religion, and both as a modern society.                                                             Word Counts: 712

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It is said thousands can live without love, not even a single without water. Life without water cannot be imagen. Life on earth directly depends on water. So, human existence is not possible without water. As well, the business of water is also running from the very first day. Humans stored and distributed water for centuries until today. From the stone age to agriculture, river water was used for drinking purposes. Most of the old civilizations are found near a river or lake. In short, the whole civilization is built on the use of water (Ormerod, 1995). Others, who were not living close to rivers or lakes, were used to drinking groundwater which was pumped up through wells. But as the growth in the human population increased, the water supply was no longer sufficient. Nowadays, there is a huge business of water supply. Approximately, there are 30,703 Water Supply & Irrigation Systems in the UAE. An increase of 1.9% has been noticed from 2020 to 2021.So, the people of the UAE should be careful in buying water because buying poor quality water can pose a health risk not only for humans but also for ecosystems. Consumers should buy mineral water due to the health benefits as well as economic benefits.

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Most of the Shirley Jackson works focused on human behaviour and psychological analysis. Duality, madness and evil are recurring themes in many of her works. Her best-known short story “The Lottery ” depicts the theme of the duality of human nature. People from a typical village stone an innocent person every year in town for the sake of an annual ritual. In this short story, Jackson manifests the duality of human nature asking whether all humans are capable of cruelty and exploring how the natural inclinations of humans can be justified by emphasizing the structure and tradition of society ( Johan,2018). Philosophers are constantly questioning the basic structure of human nature through the ages: does human nature have duality? Are humans fundamentally good or evil?

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If someone asks for a soft drink at a party, certainly, not a single soul will think he is a chicken. Marium Webster defines soft drink as any of a class of nonalcoholic beverages, most of the time carbonated, and containing a natural or artificial flavor, and sweetening agent (Shahzad et al., 2019). The term soft drink was introduced to differentiate the flavored drinks from hard liquor. In the start, it was a substitute which helped to change the hard-drinking habits of early Americans but now ironically, soft drinks itself is a controversial problem the world is facing today. It’s very interesting to know the history of soft drinks and their evolutionary process. The very first soft drinks were marketed in the 16th century. It was only a mixture of lemon juice and water and with honey for sweetness. By around 1820, improvements in manufacturing processes brought much greater output, and Carbonated bottled water became popular. Later, it was evaluated and Mineral salts and different flavors were added: lemon in the 1830s, ginger in about 1820, and tonic in 1858. In 1886, pharmacist John Pemberton, invented Coca-Cola, the very first brand of soft drink which formed history and is still most popular until today (Khan, 2019). There are many categories of soft drinks: mineral waters, carbonated water, iced/ready-to-drink caffeine, bottled waters, juice, sports drinks, energy drinks, etc. maybe some are good but most of them are harmful to the health. This essay emphasizes two major negative impacts of soft drinks, the health problems in developed countries, and the exploitation of workers in developing countries, so people in the UAE should be more careful with how they should drink soft drinks.

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King James once described smoking as dangerous for the lungs, hateful for the nose and harmful for the brain. There are many interesting answers, and some are interconnected with the psyche of the people. As most of the youngsters cannot stop smoking cigarettes because they consider it fashionable as it looks stylish and cool, some go for it as they believe their friends smoke. Cigarette smoking appears the most leading cause of death which is currently responsible for killing one in ten adults (WHO, 2010). There is a need for practical concern as smoking cigarettes is among the biggest public health threats the world is facing today. In general, this paper provides basic information about the dangers of cigarette smoking as well as an Illustration of the factors which are associated with cigarette smoking. In particular, this essay provides two reasons why we should not buy and smoke cigarettes: simple consequences of the cigarette are not good for health as well as public health threats as a passive smoking.

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Although it is most commonly known for its use in film and literature, genre is a key concept in many areas of education, particularly in literacy education. The idea of ‘genre’ has complicated origins, owing to its use in other fields. This makes definitions of genre challenging. One of the most common definitions comes from the Australian Sydney School who find that “genre is a staged, goal-oriented, purposeful activity in which speakers engage as members of our culture” (Martin & Rose, 2007, p. 34). As the first part of the definition suggests, the Sydney School see genre first and foremost as something people do to get things done, and as such there is a strong emphasis on the form of genres. Meanwhile, the Rhetorical Genre Studies school originating in America was formed around the following definition of genre as “typified rhetorical actions based in recurrent” (Miller, 1984, p. 236). In this school, genre is more about the situation to which one responds, than the response itself, even if that is a matter of relative emphasis, not absolute difference.

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Process of interacting with others to exchange information is an everyday task of humans as well as on a computer machine. Computer networking is a connection between two computers: according to the editors of the encyclopedia Britannica, when two or more computer are connected to exchange data electronically called computer networking (“computer network | Definition & Types”, 2021). They explained a network as a system that makes a cohesive architecture that allows a variety of equipment types to transfer information. In the same way, Cambridge Dictionary Online describes computer networking as a practice of transporting and exchanging data between nodes over a shared medium in a particular arranged system. Further, they see networking as a system that facilitates everything from telephone calls to text messaging to streaming video.

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Chocolate is an important commodity that everyone purchases around the globe. Chocolate can be defined as “a preparation of the seeds of cacao, roasted, husked, and ground, often sweetened and flavored, as with vanilla” ). During the industrial revolution, in 1830, the world’s first edible chocolate bar appeared. The world’s production of cocoa beans was about 10000 tonnes, but the production of chocolate increased to three million tonnes nowadays, all because of the high demand of chocolate (The world of Chocolate, n.d.). Chocolate is a delicious commodity with a very delightful taste. However, chocolate has two major negative impacts, one is child labor in developing countries, and health problems in developed countries, so people in the UAE should be more careful with how they should consume chocolate.

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Cultural practices have an important role in middle eastern society and continue to permeate many aspects of life. In most countries, we see cultural practices such as the Sande (for women) and Poro (for men) which lead to many important but unfair roles in society. These traditional cultural practices are obediently delivered to the next generation as the parents or old people provide training to young people in the absence of formal educational structures for transmitting values and skills from one generation to the next (Ahmad,2012). However, I believe, sometimes traditional cultural practices go against human rights because of two reasons: first, ethnic communities in majority have a significant negative impact on the enjoyment of minority rights, and second, some practices affect certain groups, such as women, children, and elderly persons.

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In the past, Emirati traditions spelt into two dominant groups: seafaring pearl divers or fishers and desert-dwelling nomads known as Bedouins. So, most of the nation, we meet today, belong to these two groups. Before 1960, the only settlement was villages and small town. They have now established a modern multicultural society at the core of UEA with Emirati traditions.
In the present, we know UEA as the melting spot of multiculturalism with over 200 nationalities. It has become difficult to figure out the Bonafede Emirate traditions Because of overmuch emigrations, many communities and premix traditions. In this essay, I have discovered and compare some Emirati traditions of the past and present through the interview with my old member of the family, which may help us comprehensively understand the culture and society.

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In the novel “We Need New Names,” Bulawayo’s narrative allows the application of the notion that African life and cultures are commonly misrepresented through typecasting and conventionalization. It engages with deprived postcolonial cosmopolitans and the legacy of colonialism in its retroflection of a vision that is influential and tragic. The novel is based on the story of an unprivileged black girl child navigating the difficult times in a country whose socio-economic situation is drowning and undertaking a diasporic journey to the West. Little Darling is not only the narrator of her own predicament but her country as well: through a naïve, brave, and intuitive voice, she accompanies the reader into a world whose image is often manipulated and misrepresented in the eyes of the West. As well as through Darling’s first-hand storytelling, the reader has the chance to access the events through the eyes of some Western media representatives.

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If someone asks a kid about the worst thing, a kid will say the homework because it is too hard to do, and if someone asks about the worth thing, a kind will say a game because it’s too easy. How video games can make us better or worse, and how they change people, are important questions to ask. You may know the video game industry has surpassed the movie industry in revenue multiple times in the past (Gentile, 2009). This essay will compare Singapore and the USA on the use of video game technology and its effects on students by discussing the three-argument of discussion: parents’ rules on the effect of video games, impact on mental health, and how video games genre can have different effects on students’ social life.

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Culture plays a major role in any society. Every country has its own cultural values, and norms, which could be considered its most costly asset and sometimes become the reason behind its identity. In simple words, culture is a system or the way we see and do things as a society and an important part of the way we experience life. (Culture and Society | Boundless Sociology, 2021). The aim of this is to compare and contrast the culture of Pakistan and Canada which can be done by focusing on three main parts of the discussion: The daily lifestyles, festivals, and historical places of both countries.

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“Religious freedom is the notion that people of religion can feel in the practices of the religion without opposition” (Brian). Religious liberty refers to the ability to practice one’s faith without interference. It is also associated with the freedom of cognition and spending their life according to their rules and religious norms. Religion is generally identified with a specific system of worship that offers a transcendent deity, however, this is not always the case. “Religion is like a pair of shoes. Find one that fits you, but don’t make me wear your shoes” (Brain). Our society will not be free unless we can all practise our religions without fear of being hurt. Many people are unaware of the significance of religious liberty and where we have it. Religious liberty is crucial, and it is in danger. Religious liberty is a societal requirement since it affects both individuals and communities as a whole. Many people, for example, have a relationship with God that has grown to be the most significant component of their lives, therefore their religious beliefs enrich their values. And teaches kids how to be honest and responsible (Brian).

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