Asked by Anonymous

Why might two groups of people living in the same area develop different cultures?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Differences of:
family background
economic status
educational status
Answered by Anonymous
What do you mean?
Answered by Ms. Sue
What is your answer?

Answered by Anonymous
Two groups of people living in the same area might develop different cultures because acculturation, which is when a society changes because it accepts or adopts an innovation, may occur.
Answered by Ms. Sue
With acculturation, usually the whole group adopts the innovation.

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Answered by Anonymous
Two groups of people living in the same area might develop different cultures because culture acts as a blueprint for how a group of people should behave if they want to fit in with the groups.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Why would two groups of people develop different cultures or blueprints about how they should behave. Why don't the people who live in a specific area all have the same culture and expectations about how to behave?


Answered by Anonymous
I don't know. I suppose two groups of people living in the same area might develop different cultures because they may have developed two different societies.
Answered by Ms. Sue
How about an area that has some people whose parents were born in other countries? They would enjoy different food and perhaps speak different languages and might follow a different religion.

What about the cultural differences between those with college educations who make high salaries and those with high school educations or who are very poor?

Answered by Anonymous
I do not know.
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