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Which option best explains why the British Invasion of the 1960s represents the spread of US culture?
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What culture or cultures have invaded India?
Mostly due to the invasion of foreign powers the Indian culture has been severely effected by WESTERN CULTURE.
How did British culture influence Australia in the 1960's?
A hippie is a young person early before who rejected conventional standards and rules of society
What attracted British to India?
the culture food climate and off course Indians
What are similarities and differences between British and Egyptian culture?
Britishspeak englishlocated in the west side of the earthEgyptspeak Arabicmostly are Muslim or Coptic/Anglican
How British is the Indian culture today?
Less and less British. The Indians try to forget as much as possible their colonization by the British. One of the first steps was to change the names of cities to the old names. Example: Bombay is again Mumba. Madras is again Chennai. But it will be difficult, if not impossible to do so.
What name was given to mass introduction of British groups to American culture following?
The British Invasion
What was given to mass introduction of British groups to American culture following the arrival of the Beatles?
British invasion
What name was given to mass introduction of British groups to American culture following the arrival of the Beatles?
British invasion
Countries that have had local culture changed by an invasion?
Almost every country in the world has had culture change due to an invasion. For example, in the United States, the Native American way of life was completely changed by the invasion of the British and Spanish settlers.
History of the British Isles in order from first to last?
A brief history of the British Isles from first to last is: Briton culture roman invasion power vacuum in Britain anglo-saxon invasion
The following are events or stages in the history of the British Isles Anglo-Saxon invasion?
briton culture roman invasion departure of romans , power vacuum in britain anglo-saxon invasion
The fallowing are events or stages in the history of the british isles. Arrange them in chronological order?
Briton culture, Roman invasion, Power vaccum in Britain, Anglo-Saxon invasion
What is the stolen generation like now?
their culture has been destroyed. some of them use drugs and are depressed due to the result of the british invasion. hope this helps.
What is the aboriginal stolen generation like now?
their culture has been destroyed. some of them use drugs and are depressed due to the result of the british invasion. hope this helps.
What does Australia day mean to the aboriginal people?
Australia Day represents "Invasion Day" for the indigenous people of Australia. For them, it represents the day white man invaded their peaceful way of life and set about to destroy their culture, albeit unwittingly at first. For the Aborigines "Australia Day" means the loss of their connection to the land, their spirituality and everything that was important to them.
What are events or stages in the history of the British Isles arranged in chronological order of when they occurred?
Briton culture Roman invasion Roman army forced to leave Anglo-Saxon invasion Power vacuum in Britain Germanic tribe Departure of Romans
What is the definition of the term cultural invasion?
Cultural invasion is the invasion of a culture by an outsider who gratuitously tries to help its inhabitants, in reality their victims.
