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Laetitia's mother was adamant about her citizenship Declaration because she had three citizenship of which she considers Blackfoot her first.
She would have acted the same way if she was trying to cross the border on her own because she is stubborn and have a lot of pride.
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In Thomas King's "Borders", Laetitia's mother was eager not to dress like Americans when crossing the border so as not to be stereotyped as an American when she chose to identify with Blackfoot.
The reader would get a better idea of how the main character's actions look to another character. it has the biggest impact if it where told from another perspective.
Many of the anti-Semitic practices seen in Nazi Germany actually have their roots in medieval Europe. In many European cities, Jews were confined to certain neighborhoods called ghettos.
Some countries also required Jews to distinguish themselves from Christians with a yellow badge worn on their garment, or a special hat called a Judenhut.
Some Jews became prominent in banking and moneylending, because early Christianity didn’t permit moneylending for interest. This resulted in economic resentment which forced the expulsion of Jews from several European countries including France, Germany, Portugal and Spain during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
Jews were denied citizenship and civil liberties, including religious freedom throughout much of medieval Europe.
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