Extra credit 10/28
How does your country’s religion contribute to their values and traditions?
Greece Economy
They Tourism, the growing service sector, a vital source of income. The main agricultural products are wheat, corn, barley, sugar beets, olives and olive oil, tomatoes, wine, tobacco and potatoes. A large number of sheep and goats are raised. The husband headed the household in ancient Greece and was responsible for its members. The wife ran the household and raised the children. In prosperous families, the wife supervised slaves, who looked after the children and did most of the work. Women also spun thread and wove cloth, even in wealthy families. A woman was under the legal control of her father before she married. After marriage, she was under the legal control of her husband. WBO Student | Article As Europe remains in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic, one country is slowly winning its battle. In the story of unlikely successes, few could have guessed that Greece would emerge as an outlier. The first death was recorded on March 12. Twenty-six days after ...
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ReplyDeleteMy countries religion contributes to their values and traditions by having prayer time in public schools for the first hour of the day so that would be their tradition to pray the first hour of the day
ReplyDeleteNigerian traditions are wide and vary in the different cultures. For example, it is typical for Nigerians to have three weddings, unless they are getting married to foreigners.
ReplyDeletePhilippines does contribute to their values and traditions by doing Mano po it a tradition of showing repect to their elder they touch their hand soft and grab the back of their hand and put it on top of their forehead for a sign of respect and for blessing to come for their elder. They Culture also have a Bayanihan it when all the Filipino help gather around and move a house to another part of a area it shows empowerment to of teamwork.
ReplyDeleteUnited kingdom (Christianity) contribute to their values and traditions by helping people to live according to Gods plan and contributing important values.
ReplyDeleteIsrael is the birthplace of the Jewish culture and its culture encompasses the foundations of many Jewish cultural characteristics, including philosophy, literature, poetry, art, mythology, folklore, mysticism and festivals; as well as Judaism, which was also fundamental to the creation of Christianity and Islam.
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