If I were to imagine that I grew up with a twin that grew up in another family who’s culture was completely opposite of mine, I would most certainly believe that we would have to learn to accept and understand the differences between our cultures. I grew up in a Mexican culture which has it 's focus and values of hard work, family, and religion.
when it comes to hard work it would mean taking every and any opportunity that presents itself when it comes to making money that would help with the family 's finances. In the household that would typically mean that the husband would be the main provider with the responsibility of bringing income into the home, thus leaving the wife with the domestic duties and the taking care of the children-both …show more content…
Many identify with being catholic. The family’s whole structure, values, and morals are all formed from the family’s choice of religion. It is taught to the young from their elder and is passed down from generation to generation-Even if there are non practicing Catholics the person would probably still know how important our lady of Guadalupe is to the many followers in the church. In the Mexican culture there are many things that are a part of the culture or that distinguish the culture from
other cultures, but the three main things that are the most important are hard work, family, and religion.
Two other cultures that differ from the Mexican culture would be the American culture and the coffee drinking culture. When it comes to the American culture, it can be very inviting and has lax requirements. You don’t have to be very fluent in English to enjoy the American culture you just have to love some of the things that embodies the American culture. Some examples are: you have to love to watch football or at least know a little about it, love to enjoy bbqs, love the fourth of July and love America and all that she has to offer.
When it comes to American football there are a lot to know but the main things to know are what team one goes for and what day and month is the super ball. Everything else about football one can wing
when it comes to hard work it would mean taking every and any opportunity that presents itself when it comes to making money that would help with the family 's finances. In the household that would typically mean that the husband would be the main provider with the responsibility of bringing income into the home, thus leaving the wife with the domestic duties and the taking care of the children-both …show more content…
Many identify with being catholic. The family’s whole structure, values, and morals are all formed from the family’s choice of religion. It is taught to the young from their elder and is passed down from generation to generation-Even if there are non practicing Catholics the person would probably still know how important our lady of Guadalupe is to the many followers in the church. In the Mexican culture there are many things that are a part of the culture or that distinguish the culture from
other cultures, but the three main things that are the most important are hard work, family, and religion.
Two other cultures that differ from the Mexican culture would be the American culture and the coffee drinking culture. When it comes to the American culture, it can be very inviting and has lax requirements. You don’t have to be very fluent in English to enjoy the American culture you just have to love some of the things that embodies the American culture. Some examples are: you have to love to watch football or at least know a little about it, love to enjoy bbqs, love the fourth of July and love America and all that she has to offer.
When it comes to American football there are a lot to know but the main things to know are what team one goes for and what day and month is the super ball. Everything else about football one can wing