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Direct linkNagel, Paul; Lee, Dayna Bowker – Social Education, 2009
What is "Creole"? The textbook answer is that the word derives from the Portuguese "crioulo" or Spanish "criollo," from the verb "to create." The term developed out of the colonial experience, and was used as a way to identify those people and things born in the New World from Old World stock. Hence, second generation French or Spanish colonial…
Descriptors: United States History, Race, Creoles, Form Classes (Languages)
Download full textDerrick, Jann – 1990
Working as a family systems therapist with Native and non-Native families, the author observed two opposing social systems. Non-native families systems typify "The Box System," whereas native family systems portray "The Circle System." A few characteristics of the Circle System are: (1) a focus on life and peacefulness; (2) females and children…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indians, Anglo Americans, Cultural Differences
