Culture Influence On America

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Culture is the way the way of life therefore culture shapes every person's view of the world and gives an insight to things happening around the world. Culture shapes every person's view of the world and because of this people do and sees things differently. Okeke believed that parents should choose their child or children's spouse but Nnaemeka after living in Lagos believed that a person's spouse is chosen by Love. Okeke's culture viewed a different part of the world so did Nnaemeka newly founded culture. Culture gives insight to things happening around the world because of culture knowledge of what people do around the world is now evident and clear because people do things differently and everyone's culture differs. "Alabama"

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