Around the world we find different tasks or objects being defined as feminine and masculine, but what are these differences based on? In the dictionary Masculine is defined as having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with men, especially strength and aggressiveness. Feminine is define as having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with women, especially delicacy and prettiness. Why are things defened as masculine and feminine?There are money factors that could contribute to these definitions, but there are two that contribute the most, Culture and Biology. To what extent these the differences based on culture and/or biology? Over all I feel that culture has the most influence, on the differences between the to. Biological when we strip down everything, the only real difference between male, and female are there reproductive organs. Culture on the other hand, shapes what we believe, and what we 're value, which influences the differences we seen in Men and Women.
Culture is ways of thinking, acting, and material …show more content…
Man hold most of the power, and are the main providers for their families. This is not the Case in other cultures though. One cultural with a slightly different belief is the Hmong culture. The Hmong are a group of are an Asian ethnic group from the mountainous regions of China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, who make their living by farming. In their cultural both women and men child rear and work equally. Both genders go to the fields at the same time, and do the same work of planting and harvesting. Both genders take care of the children, cook, and clean equally. When children are too small to be left home while the parents work both parents will take them to the fields with the child on their back. Although men still have more power in the Hmong community, this is still different compared to american culture, because there both worker and
Culture is ways of thinking, acting, and material …show more content…
Man hold most of the power, and are the main providers for their families. This is not the Case in other cultures though. One cultural with a slightly different belief is the Hmong culture. The Hmong are a group of are an Asian ethnic group from the mountainous regions of China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, who make their living by farming. In their cultural both women and men child rear and work equally. Both genders go to the fields at the same time, and do the same work of planting and harvesting. Both genders take care of the children, cook, and clean equally. When children are too small to be left home while the parents work both parents will take them to the fields with the child on their back. Although men still have more power in the Hmong community, this is still different compared to american culture, because there both worker and