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Which is NOT a contribution of the Hebrews to contemporary U.S. culture?
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The Hebrews to contemporary US culture?
Today the Hebrews are called Jews, and the U.S. has the second largest Jewish population in the world (second only to Israel).
What are examples of the Philippines contribution to the US?
cuisine, culture, language, tinikling/other dance, and as a unique ethnicity Filipinos help transform what it means to be Asian.
Where did contemporary come from?
Contemporary comes to us from Latin, meaning of the same period.
What does the Africans contribute to Jamaica?
Africans were brought to Jamaica to be used as slaves by the Europeans, much like they did in the US. With them they brought their culture, dance and music.
What is contemporary US?
The US as it is at this moment in time.
What do you think is the most positive contribution of Native American traditional culture to the US and the American people?
The Great Law of Peace, which lead to your constitution. Written by an Iroquois man called the Peacemaker.
When Hebrews civilitation decline?
The Hebrews' civilization never declined. We are still here. The majority of us live in Israel and North America.
What is this indiviual major contribution to us history?
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When did the Hebrews end?
What used to be called Hebrews is now the Jews, and we're still around. Scholars may refer to the Israelites as Hebrews down to and including the time of the Kings (not later), but we ourselves used the name "Hebrews" only down to the time of the Forefathers. After that it was Bnei Yisrael (Children of Israel); Israelites. The term "Hebrews" (Ivrim) was used by us after the time of the Forefathers only when we were talking to non-Jews (Pharaoh or others), who begrudged us the honorable title of Israelites (Hebrews is, technically, more generic).
When did Culture - US band - end?
Culture - US band - ended in 1998.
What part of US culture are you eager to experience Why?
which part of us culture are you eager to experience and why
Does the US have shared or common culture?
they have a shared culture
