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Question: How does location affect culture?
Answer: Location affects culture, we all know that. But has anyone ever thought why? For instance, if people live in Mexico, they most likely speak Spanish, and if not all Spanish, at least some.
Culture can be developed by--
-education
-way of life
-religion
-language
-values/beliefs
-what you eat
-government and economics
-fine arts
More examples of location affecting culture--
1) If Jimmy lives in Africa and eats rice and beans and has nothing else, when he comes to America he would be amazed at all of the other different foods there are.
2) If Lucy lives in England, she might have a British accent.
3) If Jeremiah believes in God, and he goes to a place where lots of people worship idols, he might not want to stay too long because those people have different beliefs and values as him.
FOR MORE INFO, ASK YOUR TEACHER, PARENT, GUARDIAN, OR A PANDA!
What else can I help you with?
Is culture based on a person's race?
NO. Culture is based on the circumstances and location where a person is raised. Now it usually happens that people are raised in circumstances where the majority of people in their immediate vicinity are of the same race, but this is simply a correlation. The massive "social experiment" of the African diaspora throughout the Americas shows how differently Blacks have become culturally due to their having been born in different milieus.
What are some good methods you can use to learn more about new culture?
Examine its economy Listen to some music from the location Compare your daily life to the daily life of that culture
How does one's experience of being an outsider or a stranger to a culture affects one's understanding of the culture?
I am sure there are as many correct answers to this question as there are people who experience a culture as an outsider. Experience is personal. But, I can answer personally. As an outsider, I have found that I am often more inquisitive about the origins of other cultures' practices than are those who, because they grew up in the culture, simply accept the pratices as "just the way it is done". For example, I asked at least thirty Mexicans of various ages and educational backgrounds what the significance of the pinata was. None knew. I researched it myself. Furthermore, none of my Mexican friends could tell me why they make such an elaborate affair for a baby's first birthday or why Christmas is tamale making time. I guess it is like the fact that many native New Yorkers never visit the Statue of Liberty. Because it isn't novel to them it just isn't as fascinating.
What would be used to describe a constantly changing culture?
A constantly changing culture could be described as dynamic, evolving, or fluid. It may also be characterized as adaptive or progressive.
When you judge another culture based on the standards of your own culture is called?
Ethnocentrism.
Culture affects technology and technology affects culture?
true
Who affects your culture the most Why?
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How does culture affects buildings?
Culture affects buildings by defining the architectural style. For example, Italy is known for its old, architectural buildings and this helps define its culture.
How culture affects music?
it affects it by giving differnt music to the public.
How do tourism affects culture?
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How does location affects culture?
in Australia because of the mild weather they have depended on playing sports or watching them.
What is strong culture?
culture that affects the nation's citizens or has a large impact/influence on them.
How land affects culture?
with yuur mom
How have immigrants affects the culture of the northeast?
get a job
Technology affects culture and culture affects technology true or false?
True they feed of one another . Even cultucher evolves at some point
How does America location over the equator affects its overall climate?
How does south america location over the equator affects it overall climate
What are two things that affect a places culture?
One thing that affects a places culture is their past or history, which will affect their relation with foreign people and places. Another thing that will affacte a places culture is their geographical location. The culture of a group of people that live in the desert will have different customs and traditions than a group of people from the rainforest.
