How do ethnic group relate to a region's culture?

Answer 1

Every country is made up of different ethnic groups. For example, in the United States, we are all Americans, but our ethnic groups include African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Irish-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, etc. (based on where our ancestors came from). Each ethnic group brings with it certain traditions, customs, and ancestral stories. While members of these groups may indeed have assimilated into the wider American culture, there are ethnic restaurants which feature the foods of the "old country" or holiday celebrations around a certain patron saint or religious tradition, or crafts and articles of clothing that are native to a certain country, and even slang expressions that come from the way their language was spoken in the group's country of origin. Thus, a country's ethnic groups can influence the commerce, the language, and the celebrations of the entire country; or (depending on where a certain ethnic group lives), it might just influence particular portions of that country.

Answer 2

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