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Nationality affects identity in a number of ways. Some of these include religion, social norms, language, as well as gender role.
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What nationality was John Simpson?
He was a young man in the army and had a donkey that helped him save lives and pull people to safty and help them
What was the effect of McCarthyism?
Destroyed a bunch of innocent lives
How do laws affect the way we lives our daily lives?
Laws effect the way we live our everyday lives by maintaining order in the community.
How did Benjamin Franklin made your lives better?
It depends on your point of view, nationality and political preferences.
What is the nationality of the surname Sangsvang?
The nationality is Thai.
The nationality of someone from Belgium in Italian?
Somenones nationality is not defined by the country where he or she lives. If someone with a Belgian nationality migrates to Italy he will still be a Belgian. To change his nationality he will have to follow the procedure to change his nationality.
What nationality is superwog?
He lives in Australia and has a Greek background.
What nationality is the name poehler?
The nationality of the name Poehler is German. The name Poehler means some who lives in a muddy pool.
What nationality is Oprah Winfrey?
American. She was born in America and still lives there.
Why is miss brill's nationality and the setting important?
She is English, but lives in France
What nationality lives the longest?
Japenese people and Asians live the longest
What is the nationality of Maddi Jane?
Maddi Jane is A American because she lives in Chicago, Illinois
What nationality is Antonio Munoz?
Antonio Munoz Molina is Spanish. He lives in New York.
What nationality is rod laver?
Originally from Australia, Rod Laver now lives in the USA
What nationality is the artist Graham young?
English, but lives in New Zealand ie: Anglo/Kiwi
What effect do gears have in your lives?
there soft
What is the nationality of someone who lives in Guinea in Spanish?
Panameño (masc.), Panameña (fem.), Panameños/-as (pl.)
