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Most Byzantines were Greek-speaking Christians who lived in the Byzantine Empire, with Greek being the official language and Christianity the dominant religion. They were known for their rich culture, bureaucracy, and military strength.
The dominant religion of South America is Roman Catholic. There is also a significant Protestant and Mormon presence - small but significant. There are also small representatives of indigenous religions and the African disapora.
The Southern Baptist Convention became the dominant Protestant denomination in the border states and throughout most of the South. Its growth was fueled by a focus on evangelism and a conservative theological stance that appealed to many in those regions.
The people who lived and created that culture.
No. Roman Catholicism is the most common religion in Latin America.
The dominant culture in most countries is typically reflective of the majority group's values, norms, and traditions. It often shapes societal structures, institutions, and behavior norms. This culture can influence various aspects of people's lives, including language, religion, food, and social interactions.
This is not a question. It is a statement. It appears logical which has nothing to do with truth.
The Chinese are the most dominant influence.
Most Europeans nations do have a dominant culture. The culture is based on the Greco-Roman structure of laws and society.
A dominant global culture is a nation or way of life that tends to cause changes in most cultures. Today, the United States is a good example of a dominant global culture.
false Most European nations have one dominant culture.
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Most European nations do have a dominant culture, often shaped by historical, linguistic, and social factors. This dominant culture typically influences national identity, traditions, and social norms, although many countries also exhibit significant regional diversity and multicultural influences. In recent years, immigration and globalization have further complicated cultural dynamics, leading to a blend of traditions and the emergence of multicultural societies. Nevertheless, the dominant culture often plays a central role in defining the national narrative and public policies.
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In most Scandinavian countries Lutheranism is dominant.
Strengths of the dominant culture include stability, unity, and shared values that can create a sense of belonging and identity. However, weaknesses may include exclusion of minority groups, resistance to change, and perpetuation of inequalities.
The dominant culture is the group or society that exerts the strongest influence on an area. For instance, the United States is a very dominant culture in the world even with just making up about six percent of the world population.