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    In American culture‚ the concept of stratification can be seen in many areas of one’s life even if they are not aware of it. For example within the general culture of America‚ people are stratified based on many different factors such as race‚ gender‚ economic status‚ occupation‚ and ethnicity. This can be seen within historical examples such as how race often would limit one’s standing in American society by the virtue that it affected what they were legally allowed to do as long as well as how

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    Marriage between two people with different culture Most people think they should remain within their culture when they marry. But‚ don’t you think it would be fascinating to marry someone from a different culture? Getting marry often requires compromise‚ flexibility and love‚ and for many intercultural couples‚ getting marry has been the learning experience of a lifetime. In fact‚ the whole relationship process can be difficult for the average couple‚ but for intercultural couples‚ these aspects

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    Exotic Pitchforks American art has been molded and shaped by different cultures around the world‚ and through the years different artists have given different kinds of art their own little special touch. A very famous type of painting is oil painting‚ and Americans just so happen to be very good at making them. One oil painting that almost everyone is familiar with is “American Gothic” by Grant Wood‚ and another one that is a little less famous is “The Peaceable Kingdom” by Edward Hicks. Both

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    The relationship between the Europeans and the indigenous people varied from place to place. In general‚ Europeans never considered the indigenous people as their equal. The Europeans and the Native Americans had such different beliefs on religion‚ farming practices‚ economic practices and political practices that the Europeans always thought as themselves as better than the Native Americans. The relationship between the Europeans and the Africans was unequal. The Europeans thought of the Africans

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    were of a huge variety with different traditions and cultures which the Europeans became aware of the more they explored the Americas. However‚ the Europeans too‚ were considerably different with their aims and this therefore created different results from each relationship between the two. The Europeans were interested in a variety of things when they went across the Atlantic to the Indies‚ for example‚ the assistance of the Native Americans as military allies and valuable resources. The valuable

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    African relationship where most of time treated the same way. If you weren’t already here already‚ the whites brought you over in a boat. Know as the Trans Atlantic slave trade or Indian slave trade. Indians help shaped African Americans “way of life within the circumstances that slavery forced on them.” The British began to take over the Atlantic coastal. We all know the American Indians were here first and spoke different languages than the others. The Indians lived different for example the British

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    During the colonization of North America‚ there was a wide range of how well the colonists’ relationships with the Native Americans were. The relations in the British colonies varied. In Jamestown‚ which was one of the earliest English settlements‚ the relations were not good. The colonists thought of the Native people as savages and no more than mere animals. They were almost always fighting and the only reason they traded was out of fear and necessity. Yet‚ in Plymouth the Natives and the colonists

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    Indian Culture vs. America Culture No two cultures are the same‚ but they to have similarities. Indian culture and American culture share many things; however‚ there have vast differentiations. Over time‚ I’ve come to recognize that the most different cultural aspects are marital customs‚ religious beliefs‚ and community values. Whenever I go to India‚ I get the chance to first hand experience the distinctions between the two cultures. The most dissimilar aspect‚ to me‚ is community values. I’ve

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    be honest and give detailed answers to my questions‚ and‚ secondly‚ her perception of the world is somewhat different from other people‚ maybe because she is partly German and it given her an opportunity to consider all cultures critically and from the perspective of another culture. During the interview‚ I wanted her to be relaxed and not distracted by anything‚ therefore I invited her to my home for a cup of tea‚ considering that the best time for a long conversation for Kazakhs is the teatime.

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    The relationship between the Japanese culture and macaques: what this reveals about their cultural meanings The monkey plays a special role in the social structure of the Japanese people‚ by being remarkably close to humans. The Monkey‚ to the Japanese has come to be symbolic of the Japanese culture‚ yet in literature it exhibits characteristics which are human but flawed. In this essay I will explore how the monkey can be both similar to‚ and distinct from humans; and how‚ though the macaque is

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