Category: Heritage

Introduction The famous British social reformer, Florence Nightingale, contributed to the development of modern nursing as a multifaceted medical area. The founder of multiple healthcare principles managed to meet the needs of both high-rank societies and margined citizens. Nightingales activity is often linked to the Millennium Goals that were developed by the United Nations member…

Table of Contents Arab Heritage Case Study The nurse response to Mrs. Nassers request Culturally congruent strategies that may be most effective Ensuring that Mrs. Nassers concerns are addressed appropriately References Arab Heritage Case Study Mrs. Nasser arrived at the urgent-care center with her 16-year-old daughter, who had been experiencing burning upon urination, itching around…

Culture is a factor that significantly influences peoples behavior, perspective, views, and even outcomes in life and cannot be avoided. It is usually passed from generation to generation, from parents to children, and is interrelated with the concepts of ethnicity and society. Yet, culture does not stay unchanged; instead, it is constantly experiencing external impacts…

Morgan State University is one of the oldest institutions of higher learning, initially designed to accommodate students of black heritage in the United States. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, the university was founded in 1867 as the Centenary Biblical Institute before changing its name to Morgan College in honor of Reverent Lyttleton Morgan (Seney, 2011). Since…

It is imperative to note that temporary occasions in cities act as opportunities to leverage legacy within the existing neighborhoods and communities. Notably, the legacy is perceived to cause long-term effects on the environment within host cities (Bramwell 1997, p.169). Therefore, the concept of legacy has been perceived to be meaningful in contemporary events due…

History of the Native Americans Settlement in small separate groups Spread across the territory of America Struggle with colonizers for survival Participation in various military conflicts (Kiel, 2016) Victims of genocide and extermination Obtaining the right of autonomy History of the Navajo Heritage Migration from the northern regions Independence from the Spanish colonialists Settlement in…

A brief history of the Native American group 15th century  the arrival of European colonizers Continuous violent conflicts with the colonizers August 1, 1758  first Indian reservation established Diseases such as smallpox and measles Slavery forced relocation to spark further conflicts 1911 onwards  continuous non-violent efforts for equality (Native American timeline of…

A Brief History of the Cultural Group Offering Europeans to Immigrate The immigration of colonials Undergoing examinations on the Ellis Island The second wave of immigration (Shi & Tindall, 2016) The migration of East-European peoples Populating the East-Coast American territories A Brief History of the Socio-Cultural Group Inhabiting the USA in the 1700s Racial issues…

A Brief History of the Cultural Group Early Asian immigrants arrived in the 1830s The first wave of Asian immigrants The population of Hawaii (Tanaka, 2014) The exclusion period The elimination of exclusion criteria Populating the West-Coast American territories A Brief History of the Socio-Cultural Group Immigration to Hawaii The movement of contract laborers The…

Introduction Indigenous people, also known as First people or Aboriginal people, are the first owners or caretakers of a certain area, region, or even a continent. They inhabited the place before it was discovered, occupied, or colonized by other nations. One may readily imagine that intrusion does not allow for peaceful cohabitation, especially given that…