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What was one nation that practiced homogeneous society?
Japan
What is a homogeneous society?
A homogeneous society is one where the majority of people share the same or similar cultural, ethnic, and social backgrounds. This can lead to greater social cohesion and unity within the community, but can also limit diversity and inclusivity.
What does secularism exactly mean..... how was it practiced in the past and how is it practiced in the present.... plzzzzzzzzz can anyone answer?
Secularism is the absence of the influence of religion on the government of a nation. It is predominately practiced in the United States of America and other representative democracies of the past and present. This is a very complicated question, really, and this is a very simplified answer.
What major nation practiced apartheid?
South Africa
Is Vietnam a limited government?
Yes. Being a Communist nation, Vietnam has a limited government much like a dictatorship, but in dictatorship, only one leader rules the nation while in communism, the society or community are at the top.
What is a State and what is a Nation?
Nation is the society, the democracy, the people, the geography, the environment, and the state manages the rules dictated by the government. State is the country as viewed by another countries, and nation is the country as viewed by its population.
How does diversity contribute to unity in Thailand?
Thailand does not focus on multiculturalism and never has. Instead, the policies of the government are those of assimilation. As a result, even though Thailand is a diverse nation, it is perceived both nationally and internationally as Southeast Asia's most ethnically homogeneous nation, with diversity contributing to the nation's unity.
Does Jordan practice Judaism?
Jordan is a Muslim nation; Judaism is not practiced there.
Why did Henry Clay believe in mutual concession?
Because he wanted the nation to live in peace and he thought the nation could not survive with "compromise" it was a give and take situation with the people, society and the government.
State four reasons for building a nation?
Four reasons for building a nation might include creation of a national identity, cohesion of a society, cohesion of government, and the creation of economic stability.
What is the definition of a nation state?
Nation-state :a sovereign state; citizens or subjects seem relatively homogeneous in language or common descent.
Do first nation use archery?
Yes they did. It's not practiced much now.
