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Not all cultures are the same, they vary from society to society, what may be right for one group of people may be considered as totally inappropriate for another group, it is this uniqueness that we refer to as the normative culture, after all it is in reference to the norms, or simply put, what is normal.
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Ethics vary vastly among every single person. Ethics are different depending on who someone is, and how they were raised. So yes, people will have a different set of ethics from one society to another.
The beliefs vary from one culture to another.
Cultural penetration is when one culture absorbs the aspects of another culture.Like it is taking the culture that they have and bring to their society.
Assimilation is when one culture gives up its ways and becomes part of another culture. This normally refers to a minority group that is dominated by a majority society. Assimilation may be fast or gradual, depending on the group.
Assimilation is when one culture gives up its ways and becomes part of another culture. This normally refers to a minority group that is dominated by a majority society. Assimilation may be fast or gradual, depending on the group.
Everyone has some sort of standards , but they vary widely from place to place and one culture to another.
Morals are specific to a particular society or culture. What one group considers morally correct another may not. Therefore it will depend on the society in question.
Beliefs that vary from one culture to another include cosmology (beliefs about the structure of the universe and beliefs relating to rituals. Each culture has a unique set of customs, or ways of doing things.
They are only points of light. The figures cultures have come up with by "connecting the dots" are only in their minds.
Politics and culture can influence each other through policies reflecting cultural values, such as laws related to religion or family issues. Similarly, cultural movements can shape political discourse and inspire social change, as seen in movements for civil rights or gender equality. Politicians may also use cultural symbols or values to appeal to voters and gain support for their policies.