Personal Narrative: Lakota Native American Reservation

Respect is given to the ones who gain it, not those who insist it. Respect is still a very tremendous virtue followed by a variety Native Americans. In my family being respectful and told you are is a idolization. Native Americans were always told to be respectful to their elders. Respect isn’t always asked for but if you acquire it and or provide it, you will receive it.

Wagoner wants others to be kind and respectful because his parents did so to him. Their Bodies also tells people to be kind and respectful even during times of war. This can be inferred

He was an emotional person but was able to almost ‘turn off’ his emotions while fighting. When he went home on leave, he broke down in tears because he was overwhelmed with the safety of his childhood home. He cared strongly about his mother and always thinks of how much she sacrificed so that he could live a good life. He didn’t really know much about love because once again, the war halted him from experiencing much of it.

My family never betrayed, nor left me. They have always been by my side and no matter how bad and annoying I am they have always loved me.

My mom has to play the mother and father role for both me and my brother and I am very grateful that she is so good at it, and does everything she can to be the best for me. She has taught me to not take things for granted, and to keep looking forward and not backwards. She has taught me how to manage every issue that could possibly come my way. “My mother had a great deal of trouble with me, but I think she enjoyed it.” Mark Twain said this, which made me laugh and smile because I know my mom has had some troubles with me, but she always fights for me and does everything she can to teach me all the right things.

They valued Earth and its surroundings with souls which gave them the obligation to practice rituals that maintained the harmony of nature. The Natives have lived and benefitted from nature, but never overused, what it gave them because they understood the importance of preserving the natural goods. They Native Americans worked together as a community by dividing land within their families and each person or group had one agenda to focus on. They showed approbation towards land and cherished its benefits. Natives cared about others as they did land and the nature surrounding them and

They never getting tired caring for him and loving him because they are a family that will stick together no matter what the challenges that they were facing. To tell the truth, there are more to life than being sad and feel lonely in this world. Finally, Papa drinks less and he is going back to his old self again. He has changed intrapersonally because he is back to his old self again. Everyone is happy when Papa started to go out and talk to his family again.

Constantly living up to an expectation can be hard, but he had a very supportive family to help through his hard times, especially his wife. At the end of Saving Private Ryan he told his wife, “Tell me I lived a good life, and tell me I am a good person.” He told his wife this in front of Miller’s grave to confirm to himself and Miller that he had tried his best to live up to his to Miller’s expectations. Ryan had fulfilled most of the criteria for having post-traumatic stress disorder but had a couple of criterias not shown in the movie. The psychiatric disorder that Ryan has is PTSD.

Obtaining a postsecondary education is important to me because I have a passion for helping people and learning. As a first-generation postsecondary student, I understand the values of education. I grew up with my parents always telling me that I am lucky because I will have a chance to get an education, most people live struggling to make ends meet because they didn 't have a chance, just like my parents. As someone who comes from having very little, I always prided myself on the fact that I can, at least, have an education. Also, from the volunteered work I have done every chance I get I believe a postsecondary education will give me a chance to give back.

I also have positive relationships with many other people. My goal each day is to be the very best person I can be and to treat others the way I want to be treated. I also believe that I was raised very well. My parents taught me that there were always consequences for my actions no matter if they were good or bad actions. I was also taught that If I did not have anything nice to say, that I should not say anything at all.

I wanted to find him, and hug him and beg him to forgive me for leaving(217).” He and Rowdy have been friends for a long time and that is because Arnold appreciates him. After all the times they do something wrong to each other, they still stick together. Rowdy has always backed him up and Arnold always works hard to keep them friends. When Arnold moves schools, Rowdy does not respect him.

As seen, Lennie continue to show friendship with almost everyone he encounters, from his buddy George to the other ranchers. Lennie could have been a great friend, but mental issues and other things seemed to hinder him from achieving a lot of things in life. He looked out for George when he could, and when he could he would try to help out George, because he wanted the best for George and himself, and he wanted to achieve the goal of having their own ranch. Anyone who read the book knows that George definitely had a different plan in mind. A friend is a person who of which you have a mutual bond with.

In 1845 Manifest Destiny was a phrase that John O’Sullivan came up with. This phrase was made to describe the mindset that the people had the God-given right to make the nation grow. The right to expand throughout the land. It was the idea that the American culture had superiority over any other culture. It also birthed the idea that the Native Americans were inferior to the people that were exploring the land.

“Based on the documentary Black Indians, why did Native Americans and African Americans form alliances and intermingle historically?” The interracial cooperation between Native Americans and African Americans came from necessity. In addition, the rationale for this relationship has changed periodically throughout the history of their contact in Colonial America. During the period of slavery in the United States, the children of African American man and Native American women would gain the freedom of Native Americans in the United States at that period.

With a ticket in my hand, I would go to the place that holds a lot of memories. This location would be the Native American reservation that includes the miniscule towns Tsaile, Chinle, and Lukachukai in Arizona. Through many years my great grandma, grandma, and mother grew up on this Navajo reservation. On this vast land, there were many homes my family members lived in and national attractions. First, I would explore the winter house.