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    Culture: What Makes You Special!: By: Emilee Boyd and Abigail Glumac

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    Culture refers to the beliefs, values, behaviors, and customs of a specific group of people. It includes aspects like language, food, religion, art, and rituals. This document discusses the differences between nationality, ethnicity, and race. It then provides examples of diversity in the United States, noting some of the largest ethnic groups and how immigration has contributed to cultural blending over time. The document also gives brief overviews of foods and holidays traditionally associated with Asian and European cultures.

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    Culture: What

    Makes You Special!

    By: Emilee Boyd and Abigail Glumac


    What is
    Culture?
    • Culture refers to the beliefs,
    values, mind-sets, and practices
    of a specific group of people
    • It also includes the behavior
    patterns and norms of a specific
    group (rules and assumptions)
    • Culture includes language,
    attitudes, food,
    religion, art/music, rituals, etc.
    Nationality VS Ethnicity vs Race
    • Nationality:
    • This is all about where you are a legal citizen
    • Examples: American, Russian, German
    • Ethnicity:
    • This refers to a person's cultural background
    including language, religion, customs, and
    traditions
    • Examples: Hispanic, Irish, African
    • Race:
    • These are physical characteristics such as skin
    color, eye color, eye shape, etc.
    • Examples: Black, White, Asian
    Diversity in the United
    States
    • Ethnic groups that represent the American are:
    • African Americans, Asian Americans, Indigenous
    Americans, and Latin Americans
    • The US is known as the "melting pot" of culture
    • This means the fusion of different nationalities,
    cultures, and ethnicities becoming one
    • Ellis Island (1892-1924)
    • The most popular immigrant group in America is
    Mexican as of 2020
    Countries in
    Asia
    Asian Culture
    • Food!
    • Rice
    • Dumplings
    • Noodles
    • Curry
    • Holidays!
    • Thai Water Festival
    • Chinese New Year
    • Ghandi's Birthday
    Countries in
    Europe
    European
    Culture
    • Food
    • Fish and Chips
    • Pasta
    • Paella
    • Halusky
    • Holidays
    • Christmas
    • Constitution Day
    • Easter
    Culture Activity
    • Now it is your turn to tell us
    about you!

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