Tooth traditions vary widely around the world, often reflecting cultural beliefs about childhood and luck. In many Western countries, children place lost teeth under their pillows for the Tooth Fairy, who exchanges them for money or small gifts. In contrast, in Spain and some Latin American countries, the tradition involves a mouse, known as "Ratoncito Pérez," who takes the tooth and leaves a gift. In parts of Asia, such as in some cultures in India, children may throw their lost teeth onto the roof or under the floor, believing this will encourage the growth of strong, healthy adult teeth.
napping came from spain as a tradition called a siesta
Africa is too vast and different in its makeup to have single "values and traditions." They change from the north to south and east to the west. Better question would be asked about the different countries in Africa, or the different tribes in those countries in Africa.
Traditions are religious beliefs in different parts of the world. Some countries, states, and cities have the same religions. Traditions are religious beliefs in different parts of the world. Some countries, states, and cities have the same religions.
cultural diversity in countries spreads traditions and people share recipes all the time!
Africa is too vast and different in its makeup to have single "values and traditions." They change from the north to south and east to the west. Better question would be asked about the different countries in Africa, or the different tribes in those countries in Africa.
im not to sure but they were really different costumes to other countries and they speak french
No. Both are different, independent countries each with its own government, culture and traditions.
It's possible that the tooth fairy tradition traces its roots back nearly a millennium to the 10th century Norse peoples of Europe. In the “Eddas,” the earliest recorded writings of Norse and Northern European traditions, a tradition called the “tand-fe” (translated to the “tooth fee”) is noted
The continent of Africa is large and contains many different countries and national identities. The values and traditions of all of these identities are numerous and are not easily unified.
Nothing special is required by religion, it's only related to the traditions & cultures of the different countries.
It depends on. Different countries and regions have different cultures and traditions. But nowdays the white wedding dresses are becoming popular in the world.
Everyone will have different senses of values and traditions.