Discuss the issue of tribal and individual identity gained in the context of oral narratives in Fools Crow.

Fools Crow or Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: Compose and essay that adherers to the strict guidelines of the essay, constructs defensible support of the thesis and demonstrates continuity of theme. Pick one!
1. Write an essay in which you discuss the issue of tribal and individual identity gained in the context of oral narratives in Fools Crow.
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2. Most often, the primary reaction to Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee is an emotional one. Write an essay in which you discuss how you feel Brown intended his readers to react to this novel. Be sure the essay contains strong support from the text.

conclude your research with details report of on how best to encourage tourism

Terrorism is a new threat to the tourism industry lately a few natural disasters have also occurred around the Asian region contributing to the negative impact on travel to this part of the world.
for the scenario above find at least 3 articles on efforts to promote tourism to counter the negative impacts or improve the success of tourism these articles need not be from the current date .
Summarize these news articles in your own words and discuss if they are good plans or not finally conclude your research with details report of your own words on how best to encourage tourism to Malaysia and promote the industry to the locals as a profitable business.

Highlight the negotiation of Hepburn’s identity

Watch the movie “Desk Set (1949)” also I will be uploading you some readings. (Question): Colatrella argues that “Desk Set’s positive characterization of Bunny reveals her to be a more competent financial analyst than her boyfriend, as intelligent as the male PhD who has invented the electronic brain, and as attractive as any other woman represented. However, the film offers a startling conclusion regarding technological advancement: that women should learn to accept their place behind the machine for the greater good of society” (7-8). How does this highlight the negotiation of Hepburn’s identity (the independent, successful woman on one hand, who needs to “learn her place,” on the other hand) that we’ve been discussing over the last few weeks?