At the age of two, Mary's father moved to the United States for poverty issues, to make a better life for his family. ... At the age of twelve, Mary moved to the United States where her father was living. ... People ignored her when she first moved to the United States so she had a very low self-esteem and hardly ever wanted to go to school. ... Mary says that when she moved to the Untied States it was much different. ... When I moved here, people didn't feel sorry for me, they just tortured me. ...

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Culture refers to the shared beliefs, knowledge, and values by a group of people. ... Because Globalization is real and people have to move from one country to another. People have to move from Sweden to America and the same way people have to move from the Americas to Sweden. ... In Sweden people trust one another and they still trust the government. ... Swedes are people who are influenced by what they have in groups. ...

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Eurocentrism is also a theory about the way cultural processes tend to move over the surface over the world as a whole.[1] They tend to flow out of the European sector and toward the non-European sector, such as Japan, China and Korea. ... People were just satisfied the way they lived and not wanted to improve and become equal to the West. Fukuzawa urged middle class people in Japan to nurture a civilization because they have knowledge and intellect. ... Fukuzawa was worried that westerners may consider Japan was similar to China and Korea because they are located closely in east Asia.[2] Ther...

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The problem is that we are forgetting what our ancestors did and believed in before they moved to the United States (Chase-Dunn 140). ... Culture gives people a sense of meaning. ... Information and money flow move faster than ever before. ... Another result of global reach of Hollywood is when immigrants move to the United States they have a false idea of the American life. ... On order to do this it is a necessity that we educate other people about our culture. ...

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On a daily basis thousands of people are being judged by just being who they are. ... As most people are born and raised in America, ethnicity might not be considered as much in other countries. ... Specifically, having a high salience of racial identity is necessary in order to move through the stages of various racial identity development models. ... The people who know diversity know how to gain knowledge from other race, ethnicities, and cultures. ... When those diverse couples have kids they will be able to spread diversity in their lifetime from the day they enter pre-school till the day...

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Rogoff (2003) argues that humans are biologically cultural: "people develop as participants in cultural communities. ... Whether the activity is an everyday chore or people's performance depends in large part on the circumstances that are routine in their community and on their cultural practices they are used to. ... Noticing about people's social-ecological context also help me easier to acquire information and knowledge about child's family beliefs and culture. ... Rogoff (2003) makes the points that: "Interpreting the activity of people without regard for their meaning syste...

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Rogoff (2003) argues that humans are biologically cultural: "people develop as participants in cultural communities. ... Whether the activity is an everyday chore or people's performance depends in large part on the circumstances that are routine in their community and on their cultural practices they are used to. ... Noticing about people's social-ecological context also help me easier to acquire information and knowledge about child's family beliefs and culture. ... Rogoff (2003) makes the points that: "Interpreting the activity of people without regard for their meaning syste...

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Rogoff (2003) argues that humans are biologically cultural: "people develop as participants in cultural communities. ... Whether the activity is an everyday chore or people's performance depends in large part on the circumstances that are routine in their community and on their cultural practices they are used to. ... Noticing about people's social-ecological context also help me easier to acquire information and knowledge about child's family beliefs and culture. ... Rogoff (2003) makes the points that: "Interpreting the activity of people without regard for their meaning syste...

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Rogoff (2003) argues that humans are biologically cultural: "people develop as participants in cultural communities. ... Whether the activity is an everyday chore or people's performance depends in large part on the circumstances that are routine in their community and on their cultural practices they are used to. ... Noticing about people's social-ecological context also help me easier to acquire information and knowledge about child's family beliefs and culture. ... Rogoff (2003) makes the points that: "Interpreting the activity of people without regard for their meaning syste...

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The fourth change is economic, for example, moving people away from traditional pursuits toward new forms of employment (Berry, 1992). ... What we know about acculturation and adaption suggests that migrants can and will often make a successful move to a new environment. ... In 1980, more than 3.5 million people in the United States were Asians and Pacific Islanders; almost half of the 6 million legal immigrants and refugees to the United States came from Asian countries (Vega, 1991). ... However, immigration is a stressful process for uprooted people adjusting to a new society (Kim, 1997). .....

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We need to know how to address people based on their cultural customs. ... One way that this can become easier on people is to reduce the workload for each person; this will give them more time to focus on the clients as individuals and people instead of just seeing them as clients. ... People don't just worry about getting business done, they care about building a great customer relation base with the people they are working with,[ CITATION HMa05 l 1033 ]. ... Western cultures such as ourselves view time as money, or in other words the faster you are able to complete a task and move on t...

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When a person is married, the first thing that happens is that they move out of their parent's house and move in with their spouse and establish a home of their own. ... I do not have any piercings or tattoos, but I now know that people who do have these use them as a form of self-expression. ... The group was probably made up of people who sided on both sides of the issue. I have a lot of respect for the people in that group because the abortion issue is a tough issue to talk about. ... The body art group showed me that all types of people have tattoos and piercings. ...

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They moved throughout northeastern New Mexico, had six more children, and finally settled to open a family business on the plaza of Las Vegas in 1988. ... I move with self-assurance, have very open gestures, prefer to face and make direct eye contact with a person when I speak, and I use my eyebrows frequently to express myself. ... It also made me an affectionate person, comfortable with physical attention from different people. ... I have grown to define my group of people purely based on behavior, and because of the amount of time spent at the family business I learned to place more emp...

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Our world is changing and people are learning about different cultures and freedoms. ... But when Nnaemeka got older he moved to a city and into a completely different culture. ... Some people don't have to worry about tradition, like Nene. ... When it comes to your own being there is no right or wrong in other peoples eyes only in yours. ... Nnaemeka's father involved other people in this private affair. ...

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This is also common, the people here said, "You in the end is a global village?" ... Because it is so convenient and affordable, more and more people have already done so. ... For example, people may move from Italy to North America. ... He also will enjoy the food of the people through his spices, a new method of wide use. ... Although some people still doubt the existence and entry into the global village is a reality. ...

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People would say things to her like "Howard told me your parents are deaf on dumb " (Walker, Ch.1). ... Lou Ann also strived to make sure her parents didn't know any of the nasty things people would say or do because they were deaf. ... I found it difficult to hear the kinds of things some people are capable of doing or saying to people that are so wrong and unkind. ... I felt moved to read her story and understand how she must have felt growing up and living a life where she felt responsible for everyone. ...

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Changing people's mind is hard, specially for a women who want to be taken seriously among such a hostile environment. ... "I wake up in the morning feeling the way most people do at the end of a bad day, and I take ir from there " (Mairs 247). ... She grew up with different customs and traditions from the other people who lived around her. " Puerto Rican mothers also encouraged their daughters to look and act like women and to dress in clothes our Anglo friends and their mothers found too "mature " for our age " (Ortiz Cofer 92). ... The society that surrounds her gives her strength to m...

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As a young Muslim male in Canada, I find that I share my life on various occasions with other people, but the same people can also marginalize me for it. ... But when I moved to Canada, I was actively exposed to other diverse groups that made a mixed majority of the country. ... So many people might've thought that I don't know English. ... People can do anything they want and also people respect each other whether which culture you follow. ... I tell them about my beliefs and people listen to me. ...

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One of the worst feelings many people describe is the feeling of being lonely and secluded. ... People need others to be able to live meaningful life. ... People tend to be naturally narrow-minded, and prefer to be more willing to communicate with people who are more similar to them. ... Our culture clearly dictates what is "ok" and not "ok" in respect how the people's lives should be lived. ... I had not group identity for a while, what I thought was right no longer existed in my life, so the only thing was to do was to move on and make the best out of it. ...

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The Bakongo moved south to Angola, and conquered people (including the Mbundu). ... Missionaries attempted to get indigenous people to convert to Catholicism. ... This individual can lift curses and heal people. ... The Portuguese employed a great deal of domination upon the people of Angola. ... These groups, FNLA, MPLA and UNITA claimed to represent the Angolan people. ...

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The problem here is how the society sees and handles the inequalities among people. ... These countries allow its people to make decisions that move the country forward. This is good for the people because there is an even balance across the board. ... These cultures include those people who show many individual characteristics. ... This culture includes those people who show few individual characteristics. ...

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In fact, there are two different approaches for interpreting culture: one refers to sociocultural level, which focuses on the people's values, rules and beliefs. ... Wild.J and Wild.K also claim that, values determine people's attitudes toward time, work, and responsibility. ... People in Singapore tend to working hard and value material very much whereas people in Greece are pursuing easier and more relaxed lifestyle (Menipaz, E and Menipaz, A, 2012). ... Because of religion some married women cannot move publicly as they like. ... Moreover, people in every country have a communica...

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.  Throughout the world today, there are an indefinite amount of cultures to which people belong. ... It is said that "three main motivations move people to buy ads, Image enhancement, ego satisfaction, the development of immediate business" (Woodward 299). ... A state wide magazine requires things such as an entire staff of sales and production people. ... A money making magazine is not only a common cause that a group of people, with many different jobs, work towards, but an environment where these certain people make their product work for them, in-return producing a large quan...

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In fact, there are two different approaches for interpreting culture: one refers to sociocultural level, which focuses on the people's values, rules and beliefs. ... Wild.J and Wild.K also claim that, values determine people's attitudes toward time, work, and responsibility. ... People in Singapore tend to working hard and value material very much whereas people in Greece are pursuing easier and more relaxed lifestyle (Menipaz, E and Menipaz, A, 2012). ... Because of religion some married women cannot move publicly as they like. ... Moreover, people in every country have a communica...

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Some get tattoos just because of how many people today have them and for most people who do get these tattoos, leave no meaning to them. ... ese people who are getting tattoos understand the purpose and meanings in the origination of tattooing? ... They came up an idea that people injured themselves on pigment-carrying, sharp instruments or materials (Flamepoint). ... As a result of the Great Depression, the center of tattooing moved to Coney Island, and soon enough other shops were being set up across the country (Midre). ... This process is what dermatologists and plastic sur...

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