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List five human activities that reflect culture?

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Bunny fufu
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Going to church

Getting married

A funeral

Rubbing a rabbit's foot

Stopping at a red light
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religion

dialect in speaking

food

sporting activities

history of the native people

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1. When a woman is about to give birth, we have a baby shower for her.

2. When a couple gets married, they often have a Christian wedding in a church.

3. When someone dies, the family greets people at the funeral home during a viewing.

4. I go dancing to rock or country music at a club.

5. I wear jeans and sneakers.
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Working, Shopping, religion, Sports, Entertainment.
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freakin out when u talk about religion
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It's important not to conflate culture with goods produced (i.e. music, art, customs, beliefs, etc.), but recognize that it's the mindset behind these "productions." With that in mind anything and everything represents culture! Even our own analysis of what "culture" is is a "cultural artifact." It's a little unnerving to think that we interpret everything through a cultural lens, leaving us in some kind of world of amorphous relativity, but its only through one's cultural mindset that we give the world meaning.
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Eating Habits

The way they dress

Rituals/Beliefs

Language

And.. Religion?
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Puerto Rican Culture:

1.  Pointing with your lips

2.  Using the word "Mira" to start every sentence

3.  Eating as a celebration

4.  The way we laugh

5.  Greeting everyone you meet with a hug and a kiss on the cheek..

6.  Bonus - Family is EVERYTHING no matter what.

That's the Puerto Rican way...
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Almost anything you do reflects your culture.

Eating (types of food, how they're prepared, table manners)

Socializing (how people greet each other, language, gestures)

Getting dressed (different types of clothing, jewerly, and hairstyles)

Celebrating (different holidays and customs)

Learning (through personal experience, at home with family, or through organized education)

Exercising (different sports)

Worshipping (different religions)
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dance, music, religion, family, morals. some of those are activities, others, youll just have to use your imagination.
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Language

Rituals

Art

Government

Education
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