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Every living life has its culture: There are different kinds of culture
1. Culture is the natural development of behavior that pass through generation to generations
2. Culture that develops by faith, practices, beliefs, way of life, food habits, languages and economy.
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What was the culture of colonial New York?
the culutre was very high and bright the right way
What was the great plains culutre group?
There were many tribes on the plains and to answer your question we need a specific tribe. All were different.
What was the eastern woodlands culutre group?
To answer this question we need to have a specific tribe to answer. There were millions of Native Americans and each had its own cultures.
Can four brothers marry one girl in Nepal?
that's not true, i think Tibetan culutre they do but original nepali culture no allow to do that this hundred % wrong Q thanks for asking.
What were conditions like for African Americans in the north in the mid-1800's?
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What food is often associated with the Days of the Dead?
skull candies, and tortillas the skull candies are made of pure sugar. Another common food is the "Bread of the Dead", a traditional bread that comes from Aztec culutre.
Who is Qin ShihuangDi?
Qin Shihuangdi was the first emperor of China that unified Chinese government & culutre. He executed hundreds of enemies, and his building project of the Great Wall killed thousands of his own people. Clearly, the Emperor of Qin was both a strong leader and a cruel one.
What are some cultures they have in the deciduous forest?
They don't really have a culture in a deciduous forest. A few houses scattered here and there, maybe, but no real culture. If there was a culutre, there would be no more forest because to build houses, you need land, and the trees take up most of that land. Therefor, there is no "culture" in a forest. Around the outside of a forest, however, you can say there is a culture, but not in it because that's the way humans are. We cut down trees to make a living.
Is modern Greek culutre matriarchal or patriarchal?
Superficially, it seems like a patriarchy, but it isn't. It's more matriarchial than most other Western societies. Women play important roles in the public and private spheres. I'd say that in modern Greece the "family" rules things far more than "women" or "men". Relationships are very important, and people are still strongly influenced by family connections and expectations than in other Western countries where people can be more independent.
Where were the Native Americans from what kind of culutre did they have and how extensive were their settlements in the western hemisphere in the 15th century?
This should really be asked as separate questions. Native American's covered every square inch of land, in what is known as the Americas (both North, Central, and South America) before being invaded by whites. Cultures varied to a great degree, and even explaining one here would be very voluminous; much less 4,000+. Not all of these cultures had "Settlements" as some were intentionally nomadic, where possible most had agricultural settlements adapted to the lands.
What problems did the African Americans face in the late 1800's and early 1900's?
they ended up using resistance efforts, they spent thier time practicing thier culutre, and they joined slave churches
What is Arab symbol?
Islam is the sign of Arabs. The Arabic word 'Islam' simply means 'submission', and derives from a word meaning 'peace'. In a religious context it means complete submission to the will of God. 'Mohammedanism' is thus a misnomer because it suggests that Muslims worship Muhammad rather than God. 'Allah' is the Arabic name for God, which is used by Arab Muslims and Christians alike.
