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the group that geogrpahy goes to is the physical,political, vegetational, region features of the area
Culture
The term culture pattern originated in the early 1930s. It means a group of interrelated culture traits of some continuity.
the action when soomeone or a group of people move to a foriegn country by ruqaya shafiq
A reactive subculuture is a culture within a culture created in response to the prevailing norms and values of the main or wider culture and also opposing it. Independent subculture on the other hand is also a culture within a culture but isn't created in response to anything but the group is formed around a particular set of shared interests; their norms and values reflect the focus of the group's interests.
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The Pomo Indians were part of the California Indian culture. They lived in a small group called "bands" that were linked by marriage, geography and lineage.
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Any themes can be addressed. It depends on what the topic is.
Group culture is the commonly shared values and expected behaviors of a group of any kind and any size. National culture, corporate culture, religious culture, or ethnic culture are examples. Therefore, an individual may find they are interacting in multiple cultures at the same time, which can lead to conflicts.
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Craig Walsh has written: 'Insite' -- subject(s): Group work in art, Installations (Art), International relations and culture, Performance art, Themes, motives
There is no standard collective noun for a group of themes. This may be due to themes are not usually found in groups.
high culture
culture
Culture varies due to a combination of historical events, social norms, traditions, language, religion, geography, and economic factors. These elements shape the beliefs, behaviors, values, and customs of a particular group of people, leading to the diverse range of cultures observed around the world.
Individual culture is a culture that values the individual over the group. This contrasts with a collectivist culture, which values the individual only with respect to their contribution to a certain social group.