I need a 2-3 page paperon the following (note the film that will be used is Avatar): Prompt: In this milestone, you will work on Section III: Culture of your final project. This milestone will help you identify and describe the cultures and subcultures represented by the characters in your film and also identify some observed cultural norms and values of those cultures and subcultures. You will also describe a single scene from your film in which differences (or conflict) exist and can be observed between the characters in order to explain how culture influences their interaction. Be sure to review the Module Two MindEdge materials (specifically 2.05 and 2.07) to review the concepts of culture, subculture, as well as cultural norms and values. Remember that cultural relativism is required throughout your final project, so you should adhere to cultural relativism in this assignment as well.Be sure that your submission includes the following critical elements:I. Represented Cultures: Describe two cultures or subcultures that are represented in the film. Include details to support your description of the cultures or subcultures. Remember that a subculture is a smaller group with unique, shared norms and values within a larger culture.II. Cultural Norms and Values: Identify the cultural norms and values that you observed for each culture or subculture, being sure to provide examples from the film to support your identification.III. Cultural Comparisons: Explain the similarities and differences that you observed between these cultures or subcultures. IV. Cultural Difference: Describe a scene in which a cultural difference exists between characters and explain how that cultural difference affected their interaction.V. Cultural Relativism: Practice the principles of cultural relativism throughout the discussions of cultures and subcultures, cultural values and norms, the cultural comparisons, and the cultural differences present in the film.Note: This milestone is not set up exactly like the final project. You will need to review the criteria for the final project as you work through the course and revise and build off your milestones to have a complete final project in Module Seven.Guidelines for Submission: Your paper should be submitted as a 2- to 3-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Follow the most current APA guidelines to cite your film, the MindEdge resource, and any additional resources.

please the assignment must be related to the attachment. Please I need like 3 sentences in every picture ( JUST DO MY PART PLEASE ) DUE IN 5 HOURSREAD THE ATTACHMENT AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS :1.What is your thesis statement? What is your argument? 2.What topic(s) did you concentrate on? What were the challenges you were facing? Any rewards? Each blog group will create a pecha kucha (http://www.brainshark.com/Ideas-Blog/2015/April/20-slides-20-seconds.aspx) this is a style of presentation that uses 20 slides, timed to rotate in 20 second increments. ( we are 4 people ) You need to decide what information to use that highlights the most pressing problem and its impact on the future of the region. This means that each group has about 7 minutes! Set up your slide show at 20 second increments and practice your commentaries for each slide.See examples from the 20/20 RagTag events, in particular Scott's talk on thrift store art - you can see the art work at his ice cream store in town, Sparky's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK7Z6V_JnJ0&index=1&list=PL245E382A040F807BSlides should not have text (pictures, graphs, headlines) and you need to speak freely but can use notes with bullet points. Your grade is based on the following points: a well-organized presentation (precise diction; adhering to time limit; engaging visuals);meaningful content that gives the audience an insight into your work; references to class readings and topics when applicable;raise questions.

cultural anthropology final 30 multiple choice questions and 35 true or false question and 2 essays (three pages long)it's all from the book (in search of respect by Philippe Bourgois second edition) the two essays are from the documentary (both can be found on youtube)