aboriginal americans造句

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1. The poorest of our aboriginal Americans are getting poorer, while non-Indians get rich hiring lobbyists to get federal recognition of a tribal front for the sole purpose of buying land to build a casino.
2. No wonder some aboriginal Americans resent at least some of these usages; as an attributive noun in Indian corn, Indian burn and especially Indian summer and Indian giver, the word means " false ."
3. Most of the debate on this section of the Amendment centered on whether the wording in the Civil Rights Act or Howard's proposal more effectively excluded Aboriginal Americans on reservations and in U . S . territories from citizenship.
4. In January 2007 the ACC announced the appointment of the Right Reverend Mark MacDonald, an aboriginal American with principal episcopal responsibilities in Alaska, as the National Indigenous Bishop with pastoral oversight over all indigenous members of the Anglican Church of Canada.
5. Among his substantial publications from this period were his book on " Time Perspective in the Aboriginal American Culture " ( 1916 ), in which he laid out an approach to using historical linguistics to study the prehistory of Native American cultures.
6. It's difficult to find aboriginal americans in a sentence. 用aboriginal americans造句挺难的
7. Indeed, Dorris said, although in the Ranger Johnny character, Hollywood takes a step away from showing American Indians as inarticulate savages or as an aboriginal American dutifully tied to the earth, spirituality and hunting, it still shows that old movie rules still apply.
8. In Connecticut, the race for a casino in Bridgeport is down to bidding between Mirage Resorts ( an apt name for the gambler's goal ) and a recently re-formed " tribe " of Indians called the Pequots, whose chiefs are turning aboriginal Americans into a nation of croupiers.
9. I believe that casino operators are predators; that state-sponsored lotteries make a mockery of public policy; that politicians who are on the take from gambling interests are wallowing in the occasion of sin, and that Indian tribal leaders who have turned aboriginal Americans into a croupier class are contemptible . ( Nothing wrong with gin rummy at home .)
10. He moved to C醖iz, the seafaring gate of trade to the American Spanish Empire and earned a doctorate of divinity in nearby Jerez de la Frontera in 1767 He became a prior to sieges of the Dominican Order in M醠aga, Almer韆, Cabra, Ciudad Real and Do馻 Menc韆, training teachers of Christianity, dictionary editors and administrative tutors in aboriginal American Indian languages, North and South America, after the middle of the 16th Century.
11. Now this may sound odd to the rest of us, but from what she told me, Brazil prides itself on its tri-racialism on the individual level ( i . e ., the fact that the vast majority of the population, as individuals, can claim part African, part European, and part Aboriginal American descent ), to such an extent, that being of tri-racial ancenstry is actually an asset, in the sense that you're regarded as more truly " Brazilian ".
12. We have shlepped words from Yiddish ( some say that " phooey ! " comes from pfui ), from Philippine Tagalog ( boondocks ), from Africa ( jazz, yam, gumbo, voodoo ), as well as from aboriginal Americans : The Algonquian niack, " point or corner, " led to our " neck of the woods, " and though we found cawcauwassoughes, " tribal leader, " hard to pronounce, we simplified it to caucus, meaning " private meeting of leaders, " or so the elite media pundits kowtowing ( Chinese ) to them say.
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