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What were some major contributions of the Harlem renaissance to US culture?
The Harlem Renaissance contributed poetry, art, and jazz to American culture.
Are Hispanics Arabs?
No, "Hispanics" are not Arabs. "Hispanic" is a term used to describe persons in Latin America or of Latin American descent. Their origins are from the ancient Indian tribes that proliferated throughout what is today's Latin America.
Which anicent cultures contributed to the medical terminology we use today?
Greek culture.
Who contributed to the formation of a mass culture in the US?
Immigrants coming in to the us and bringing the cultures with them
What characteristics of mongol culture do you think contributed to their military success?
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Which early American explorer contributed more to American culture?
Columbia
What contributed to the decline of Native American culture?
essay on decline of native culture
What things contributed to the decline of native American culture?
essay on decline of native culture
What did the yemenis bring to America and what have they contributed to American culture?
religion traditions
Which religions contributed heavily to early American literature and culture?
protestantism
What has Mexican culture contributed to the US?
what way did the mexican american culture help the united states of america?
How does the adventures of Huckleberry Finn contributed to American culture?
i dont know please someone answer this
What were some major contributions of the Harlem renaissance to US culture?
The Harlem Renaissance contributed poetry, art, and jazz to American culture.
What is the culture of Hispanics?
Hispanic has different types such as dancing, singing,
Why do Hispanics love tequila?
because its our culture and its hella good=)
How is one culture contributed to modern science?
How one culture contributed to modern science
What is retroculturation and what are some examples of it?
Retroculturation pertains to the Hispanic community. It describes how a first generation of Hispanics that enter into a culture, for example, the US, and they start to assimilate to the American culture. The second generation wants to be completely American and they are losing their hispanic roots and culture. Then the third generation wants to reconnect with their heritage and make an effort to stay in touch with their culture.
