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    The narrator sees strangers settling on their ancestral lands and fears they will destroy their people and culture, as has happened in the past. A settler expresses joy at the new opportunities in America for work and wealth. However, the narrator believes in the third paragraph that two cultures can coexist and that all cultures deserve to be preserved, as differences make humanity unique and cultures should be shared to develop society.

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    The narrator sees strangers settling on their ancestral lands and fears they will destroy their people and culture, as has happened in the past. A settler expresses joy at the new opportunities in America for work and wealth. However, the narrator believes in the third paragraph that two cultures can coexist and that all cultures deserve to be preserved, as differences make humanity unique and cultures should be shared to develop society.

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    The narrator sees strangers settling on their ancestral lands and fears they will destroy their people and culture, as has happened in the past. A settler expresses joy at the new opportunities in America for work and wealth. However, the narrator believes in the third paragraph that two cultures can coexist and that all cultures deserve to be preserved, as differences make humanity unique and cultures should be shared to develop society.

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    I have seen strangers moving into my ancestors’ land. I know who they are and what they want to
    do. They are settlers and they want to take my land. They are going to distroy my people and my
    culture, just like they did in the past. I don’t trust them.

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    I am so happy to be here. It’s a new start for me and my family. We will no longer live in our poverty
    and will become rich. It’s easier to find a job in America.

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    According to me, I believe that two cultures can coexist. Every culture is part of history and does not
    deserve to be destroyed. Moreover, differences make human beings unique. They deserve to be
    shared and mixed to develop the society.

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