As more and more American and immigrant settlers arrived in the west, the culture changed from a more pioneering and nomadic lifestyle to a much more settled lifestyle. The Midwest saw large immigrant populations of Germans move in with about half settling down as farmers and the other half as craftsmen in urban areas such as Chicago.
it change it alot our culture in the united states made new things
A counter culture is a culture who's values and norms differ from that of the dominate culture, but instead of living together peacefully like subcultures, they seek to change the dominate culture.
church differences
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how did american indians attitudes about land use change after the europens arrived
Slavery existed in African trade long before europeans arrived
As more and more American and immigrant settlers arrived in the west, the culture changed from a more pioneering and nomadic lifestyle to a much more settled lifestyle. The Midwest saw large immigrant populations of Germans move in with about half settling down as farmers and the other half as craftsmen in urban areas such as Chicago.
I would think that the Europeans what at least destroy many of the things that comes in there way.
they did not try to convert or change the culture of the native peoples in their colonies.
because change is culture related.
the biggest change was their culture
the biggest change was their culture
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People are the biggest factor that influences culture change. The government can also change culture, and the way different generations teach the generation under them can affect the development of culture.
Greek culture changed when the Romans took over the country. The Romans began to push their own culture on the Greeks.
The arrival of Japanese immigrants in America brought aspects of Japanese culture such as cuisine, art, and language, influencing American culture. This cultural exchange also led to increased diversity and multiculturalism in American society. Additionally, Japanese- Americans faced discrimination and internment during World War II, which impacted their cultural integration and identity in the United States.