Please select ONE of the following options to write your Paper 2. Please remember to back up your claims and cite where needed. 1) What is the role and/or status of women in Sikh Traditions? 2) What m

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Please select ONE of the following options to write your Paper 2. Please remember to back up
your claims and cite where needed.
1) What is the role and/or status of women in Sikh Traditions?
2) What makes Korean Traditions distinct from Chinese Traditions?
3) What is the role and/or significance of ancestral worship in Chinese Traditions?s
4) How are Sikh Traditions practiced here in Canada versus how it’s presented in our
textbook?
5) Compare and contrast how Sikhism, Chinese Traditions, or Korean Traditions (select
one) are presented in the textbook versus our entertainment media, such as a movie or TV
show. Does the show/movie accurately present the selected religion? Why/why not?