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Cultural Region: North America
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1.
NORTH AMERICA
cultural region
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2.
LANGUAGES
The major languages in North America are English, Spanish, and French.
3.
Government
The government that both the U.S. and Canada uses is a democracy.
People in this region enjoy having the rights to elect their leaders and participate in their government.
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Religions
The main religion in this region is Christanity, but some other religions include Judaism, Islam, and Hinudism.
Most of the religions are monotheistic, so they believe in only one God.
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URBAN/RURAL
Most people live in towns or cities, but there are people who live in the countryside as well.
In this region, homes can range from small shacks to multimillion dollar mansions.
Most people, however own medium sized houses.
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FAMILY Relationships
Some families are small and some are large, it all depends on how many children the parents have.
On average, families include two parents and two children.
Families are organized by kids, parents, grandparents, great grandparents, and aunts and uncles.
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social structure
They have many different social class because of the economy.
Many people live in nice houses, others, live on the streets.
The wealth is concentrated.
The social classes include peasants, lower class, working class, middle class, and upper class.
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FASHION/LITERATURE/ART/MUSIC
Each region's fashions, literature, music and arts are all different from each other.
Each region has a different way of living.
Some influential artists, are Pablo Picasso and Vincent Van Gogh.
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EDUCATION
People educate their young by taking them to school.
Children can also be home schooled.
At school, children learn different categories of mathematics, social studies, science, and English.
Also, they learn about art and other extra topics.
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land use
Land can be bought.
People buy land to use for agriculture, or for construction.
Land can also be used for farming, livestock and manufacturing.
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TRADING USE
People exchange goods, such as, rice, grains, wheat, and etc.
They can exchange food supply, or working equipment. (Or more).
They can also trade commercialized products and oil.
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diversity
The main minority groups are African Americans.
Men and women have the same rights.
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