Historical Infrastructure View in Society

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The Treaty of Waitangi signing on 6th February 1840 is an historical event that holds a strong influence on where New Zealand is at today as a nation and land they own. An important covenant settled between the Maori chiefs and the British crown. It’s the founding document of NZ.

Link:
http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/artwork/7506/signing-the-treaty-of-waitangi

Reference:
Te Ara. Signing the treaty of waitangi. Retrieved March 24, 2015,
     from http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/artwork/7506/signing-the-treaty-of-waitangi

Human Rights Prespective

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With human rights declaration on slavery, help is still needed. NO child should be for sale or violated of their right to life. This is a global problem with major impacts on society. All humans have a right to freedom and despite everyone’s stand of living, slavery should never exist. 

Link:
http://fairtrade.ca/karma/blog/no-child-for-sale/

Reference:
Karma Fairtrade. No child for sale. Retrieved March 24, 2015,
         from http://fairtrade.ca./karma/blog/no-child-for-sale/

Identity

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Though society’s perspectives on Christianity today varies. My religion is my greatest identity. It’s by my own choice that I proudly identify myself as a Christian. As this image during church portrays my passion and love I have towards God. This is also my way of life as an individual.

Personal Culture

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Culture is the strongest pull that influences my morals in life and the way I live today. The strong belief in reverence as a Samoan girl will always connect me to my roots, which has taught me to respectfully accept the New Zealand culture because it’s where I reside today.

Photo Link: 
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/533676624563438751/

Reference:
Retrieved March 24, 2015 from http://www.pinterest.com/pin/533676624563438751/