My country's religion contributes to their values and traditions because them worshiping shows the respect they show. The repsect they shows helps contribute there traditions because if they respect one thing in religion they also have to respect another thing in tradition. For example maybe praying is a tradition since it relates to there religion.
China's religion on Buddhism contributes to their values and tradition because their religion is how they come come together to show harmony and how they honor their ancestors. China's religion also contributes to their values because they have many statues and places/buildings the have created to show that religions is important to them and how they show loyalty to their country and their past. Their religion contributes to their tradition of how they live and treat others because they find that treating elders kindly is very important, and they have many big celebrations to show the importance of their relationship with their religion and family. Their religion contributes to their tradition because they have to dress a certain way on an exact day to show how they greatly value their religion.
My country's religion does contribute to their values and traditions because Argentina prays for people to be safe and 51 million adult of America also are catholic and so that show respect to other country's.
My country's religion contributes to its values and tradition by showing respect. In Buddhism, it's important to remember and honor their ancestors as it's believed when someone died their spirit lived in the afterworld. So by showing respect to the tradition some celebrate Obon which is a festival commemorating the spirits of the deceased.
Economy Outdoor market in Jamaica Roasting coffee beans Jamaica is a developing country. The country has a high rate of unemployment and underemployment. Foreign aid and remittances (money sent home) from Jamaicans working abroad are helpful sources of national income. Tourism also provides much income for the nation. The leading tourist centers in Jamaica include Kingston, Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios. About a sixth of Jamaica’s people work in agriculture. Sugar cane is the most important crop. Other crop products include bananas, citrus fruits, coconuts, coffee, and yams. Farmers raise beef cattle, chickens, goats, and hogs. But the nation’s farms do not produce enough food for all the people, and so Jamaica must import much of its food. Mining provides much of Jamaica’s income. Jamaica is one of the world’s largest producers of bauxite. Plants near some of the bauxite mines remove a mineral compound called alumina from the bauxite ore....
https://www.loc.gov/law/help/national-parliaments/france.php#:~:text=France%20is%20a%20unitary%20republic,the%20legislative%20and%20executive%20branches. France is a unitary republic ( unitary republic with a bicameral legislature composed of the National Assembly and the Senate) the French constitutional system is often described as semipresidential,( semi-presidential system or dual executive system is a system of government in which a president exists alongside a prime minister and a cabinet, with the latter being responsible to the legislature of the state) and is characterized by a structure of interconnecting powers between the legislative and executive branches.
This quarter we will be focusing our research on one country as we study culture. Contributing to this class blog is how you will display your research and be graded. Below you will find the topic question for the unit, the grading rubric, and websites to help you with research. Country Blog Post Assignment What is the culture of your assigned country and how has it been impacted by Covid-19? Rubric Points Blog post to be completed each day must include the following: 2 Citations Work includes two articles or websites that are properly cited Citations should be at the bottom of the blog post 3 Culture Correctly Identified The topic of culture for your country is correctly identified Information has examples, charts, graphs, or pictures relevant to the country 5 Covid Connection Answers the question, “How has the covid-19 response impacted…” Relevant to the topic of culture for you country Websites to use for research Country data - https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-wor...
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ReplyDeleteMy country's religion does contribute to their values and traditions because Argentina prays for people to be safe and 51 million adult of America also are catholic and so that show respect to other country's.
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