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            <h1>Inuit Social Norms</h1>
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            <h1>Inuit Social Norms</h1>
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                Inuits are very integrated into the modern world today. Inuits with
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                Inuits are very integrated into the modern world today. Inuits with
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                territory in Canada are the most culturally independent. The Inuits
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                territory in Canada are the most culturally independent. The Inuits
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                    <li>Conservation</li>
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                    <li>Not prone to change</li>
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                    <li>Pride</li>
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                    <li>Pride</li>
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            <h3>Conservation during hunting</h3>
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            <h3>Conservation during hunting</h3>
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                Although their lives are not dependent on hunting, the Canadian
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                Although their lives are not dependent on hunting, the Canadian
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                Inuits consider food from the grocery stores "impure" and they
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                Inuits consider food from the grocery stores "impure" and they
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                It would go against social norms to kill animals during mating
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                It would go against social norms to kill animals during mating
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                season-sacred time for them as a time for life but also to allow
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                season-sacred time for them as a time for life but also to allow
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                the animals to repopulate.
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                the animals to repopulate.
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                They mainly on outside medicine, but still use herbs in nature.
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                They mainly on outside medicine, but still use herbs in nature.
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                Because Inuit culture centers around their land, they are
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                Because Inuit culture centers around their land, they are
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                conservationists who have utmost respect for the land and
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                conservationists who have utmost respect for the land and
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                animals. This strict norm with land being a powerful part of
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                animals. This strict norm with land being a powerful part of
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                culture has kept their lands clean through today.
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                culture has kept their lands clean through today.
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            <h3>Not prone to change</h3>
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            <h3>Not prone to change</h3>
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                Elders pass down all acceptable behavior. Behavior resembling outside
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                Elders pass down all acceptable behavior. Behavior resembling outside
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                media sources has little toleration.
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                media sources has little toleration.
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                Disrespecting elders is not tolerated at all.
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                Disrespecting elders is not tolerated at all.
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                Just as the Japanese are "polite" to others, the others are still
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                Just as the Japanese are "polite" to others, the others are still
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                outsiders. Inuits are the same in that outsiders will be treated
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                outsiders. Inuits are the same in that outsiders will be treated
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                with kindness but not the same level of respect as other Inuits.
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                with kindness but not the same level of respect as other Inuits.
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                In Greenland and Denmark this is a little different since Inuits
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                In Greenland and Denmark this is a little different since Inuits
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                have intermarried.
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                have intermarried.
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                They still pass down language, for it is the only true way to
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                They still pass down language, for it is the only true way to
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                remain distinguishable.
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                Inuits or Canada speak Inuk only to each other. Even in Greenland
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                Inuits or Canada speak Inuk only to each other. Even in Greenland
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                and Denmark, with interracial marriage, the norm is to speak
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                and Denmark, with interracial marriage, the norm is to speak
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                Inuk to each other.
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                It is the norm for Inuit children to learn Inuit culture as a primary
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                It is the norm for Inuit children to learn Inuit culture as a primary
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                part of school curriculum. Drum dance and fold-singing are always
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                part of school curriculum. Drum dance and fold-singing are always
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                passed down.
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