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culture is many different ways of living passed upon generations that human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.

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culture is many different ways of living passed upon generations that human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.

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Culture is something that describes you and what you believe in.

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Culture is a way to identify, analyse and classify yourself.

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Culture impacts actions and desicions because it changes the way people's perspectives about you. Example: stereotypes

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Culture is a commodity, and it is something you believe.

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culture is how you express yourself to the world based off your ethnicity or individual beliefs

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Something that represents you; your way of living your own life.

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culture is the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.

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Culture impacts the way the world sees individuals and expects certain characteristics.

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Culture is something you choose to do or follow whether good or bad

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Make us think of our everyday stereotypes hear all around us; how we live our life, how we think, how we're different

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Culture impacts the way others see you, and how you see others

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Culture impacts actions and decisions since some people will identify us by our culture

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People do not know everything about every culture. Because of this, we act based on what we knoww to try not to insult/offend others but then end up hurting them by assuming their XYZ

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Culture is something that can be apart of your ethical background or something you follow.

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Culture impacts actions and decisions of others because people might make fun of you depending on your culture because they think of the people in that culture one way but you can act completely differently.

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Culture impacts actions and decisions, because some people find what you're doing strange, and tease you for it. People may also stereotype you based on someone else they know that share the same beliefs as you.

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Culture impacts actions and decisions of certain individuals by generally classifying people belonging to a certain culture to believe, or to act a certain way. Many people will avoid their culture to escape this generalization, while others believe the opposite, that a culture completely identifies who they are and that they have to follow it.

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Culture is something that you believe in. It is something that you choose to follow, and you make decisions based on your culture.

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Culture impact act others

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,actions and decisions by having to do a certain thing of their culture which can impact others.

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Culture is something that defines who we are. It's the characteristics of different groups of people it includes but is not limited to language, religion, food, music and art. Culture is how you express yourself.

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The Dinka are a Sudanese tribe and they rely on tradition agriculture and Pastoralism.

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culture impacts the way we are raised, for example our lifestyle, our religion, our food, etc. Culture is what defines us.

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Culture is a way for people to define themselves. Their beliefs, religion and cuisine are unique.

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The Dinka Tribe people refer to themselves as Muonyjang. They cultivate food such as dura/sarghum and millet.

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Nilotic ethnic group primarily inhabiting the Nile Valley
Cattle have historically been of the highest symbolic, religious and economic value among the Nuer.

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The Dinka Tribe belongs to a group of cultures known as the Nilotic people, living in southern Sudan. They refer to themselves as the Muonyjang and are known for being among the tallest people in Africa. Their community revolves around agriculture and raising cattle.

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In 1983, a civil war in Sudan, the home of the Dinka, displaced and killed thousands of people of the tribe.

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The Nuer tribe has approximately 2,900,000 people. They are related to the Dinka tribe.

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The Dinka Tribe refers to themselves as either the Muonyjang or Jieng. Dinka are often noted for their height as they are quite tall. They are believed to be the tallest people in Africa and their average height is 182.6 cm or 5 ft 11.9 inches. The Dinka Tribe comprises of many independent clans.Their language called DInka, is one of the Nilotic languages of the eastern Sudanic language family. It is written using the Latin alphabet with a few additions.

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The Nuer tribe is a tribe heavily populated in South Sudan, Ethiopia. There are approximately 2, 900, 000 Nuer people. They are an African tribe that speak the Nuer language. They have been viewed by the Dinka Tribe as hostile when they announced being against colonial rule.

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The ner tribe, similar to the Dinka tribe , are another unique example of African aboriginal tribes. Consisting of their own way of living and spiritually believing

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The Nuer tribe are part of the Nilotic people, living in southern Sudan and sometimes southern Ethiopia. They primarily herd cattle for a living and live a semi-nomadic lifestyle.

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Having your own culture makes you part of a group of people that believe in their own things. Therefore, culture impacts the decisions you make.

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The Dinka tribe are the largest group in southern sudan. They make up 18% of the country. The Dinka are very tall, averaging over 180cm.

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The Nuer people live on the banks of the Nile in southern Sudan. Their tribe is divided into independent communities / territories, each controlled by a clan (small group). They make payments of cattle , resolve feuds with cattle, and give cattle as wedding gifts.

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Culture is the history, the achievements and the unique aspects that can define a group of people, a nation, a group of people, and/or a community. Culture can be their past, their goals, their religions, beliefs, arts and cuisine, and their manifestations of intellectual achievement in a collective group that people can use to represent themselves.

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Culture is a way for people to represent themselves and they're

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Culture is an album by migos

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The Dinka or known as Jieng are a community composed of many ethnic groups inhibiting the East and West Banks of River Nile, from Mangalla to Renk

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isnt culture a album by migos?

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Culture is what defines us, our traits, our aspects on life, etc

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The Dinka tribe is one of the branches of the River Lake Nilotes. They belong to a group of cultures known as the Nilotic peoples, all of whom live in the southern Sudan

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culture impacts decisions, depending under different factors, for example, religion, traditions and rules you must follow (ex: vegetarian)

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The Nuer people are a Nilotic ethnic group. Their language is named the Nuer language and they refer to themselves as Nath. They are one of the largest ethnic groups in southern Sudan and herd cattle for a living. Their cattle serves not only as companions, but a lifestyle too. Their cattle has ben of the highest, symbolic, religious and economic value among the Nuer. Cattle is important in their role as bride wealth. The exchange of their cattle ensures that their children will belong to the husband's lineage and his line of descent.

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The Dinka Tribe consists of 4.5 million people, all either Christian, Islam or African Traditional Religion. Many people believe them to be the tallest people in Africa, with an average height of 5ft 11in, or 182.6 cm. The Dinka Tribe has 56 subdivisions.

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The Nuer Tribe are originally from South Sudan and Ethiopia. Just like the Dinka Tribe, they speak their own language, the Nuer language. The cattle have the most symbolic, religious and economic value among the Nuer Tribe. This tribe consist of 2,900,000 people who believe in Christianity and the African Tradition Religion.

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Culture impacts actions and decisions since your culture could judge you. Example you decide to eat meat when your suppose to be vegetarian.

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Culture is what makes up a person, shows their characteristics, and defines who they are. For example, if a person is a vegan through culture, they may not eat meat or non-organic foods.

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Along with the neighboring Dinka, the Nuer form a subdivision of a larger East African cultural group known as the Nilotics that also includes the Luo, Shilluk, and Anyuak. The Nuer live in South Sudan, in the swamps and open savanna on both sides of the Nile River south of its junction with the Sobat and Bahr-al-Ghazal and along both banks of those tributaries.

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The Nuer tribe is a tribe located in South Sudan, in the swamps and open savanna on both sides of the Nile river. In the 1930's, the estimated population was 200,000. Now, the approximate population has risen to around 500,000.

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Culture impacts your life decisions as some religions can induce your parents to judge you depending on their beliefs. In addition, you would follow what you learnt as a child; how you dress, act, what you eat, etc.

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Some cultures can prevent eating meat or inorganic food. Extremists also exist, meaning that they take things extremely. This can sometimes result in harming others.

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The Dinka Tribe is one of the largest ethnic groups in the Republic of Sudan. Due to civil war, thousands of Dinkas have died and many became refugees

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Dinka, or as they refer to themselves, Muonyjang (singular) and jieng (plural), one of the branches of the River Lake Nilotes (mainly sedentary agripastoral peoples of the Nile Valley and African Great Lakes region who speak Nilotic languages, including the Nuer and Luo)

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The Dinka live in a large region in the south of the Sudan that causes seasonal floods and swamplands when the Nile River floods . Due to waged civil war between North Sudan and South Sudan, many of the Dinka members have migrated from southern Sudan to Khartoum, North Sudan's capital,as well as to some parts of Africa, Europe, and the United States, depending of their mode of transport available at their disposal

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Related ethnic groups. Dinka, other Nilotic peoples. The Neur people are a Nilotic ethnic group primarily inhabiting the Nile Valley.

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The Dinka Tribe is part of a larger group called the Nilotics. Their land is found in the Bahr al-Ghazal province, all the way to some areas in the Upper Nile province, near the capital of Sudan. The language that they speak is one of the most popular African languages classified under Nilotic category, while they even have their own religion.

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The Dinka tribe lives in the republic of Sudan. The population is about 1,000,000. They speak Dinka. the Dinka tribe's average height is about 182 cm tall (5 ft 11.7 inches).

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The Nuer are people who live in marsh and the savana country on the banks of the Nile River and South Sudan. Because the land is flooded for part of the year, they spend the rainy season in villages on higher ground and the dry seasons in riverside camps.

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The Dinka Tribe is a community that is located by the East and West banks of the River Nile. The tribe is composed of many different ethnic groups

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The Dinka tribe like to spar to stregthen their fighting abilities
Words in Dinka:
Weng = Cow
Mieth = Child
Tieng = Wife
Mou = Beer
They live in the southern region of Sudan

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Dinka also known as Jieng are people who live in savanna country. They speak a language classified in the Eastern Sudanic branch of the Nilo-Saharan languages which is known as Nilotic. There are about 4,500,000 now in the 21st century and the Dinka have formed independant groups of 1,000 to 30,000 people.

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The Nuer Tribe are a Nilotic ethnic community located in the Nile Valley. They have their own language (Nuer language) that belongs to the Nilo-Saharan family.

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The Dinka tribe are one of the largest ethnic groups in the Republic of Sudan. They belong in a group of cultures known as the Nilotic peoples. Their religion includes rituals for babies that are newly born, deaths and big problems within their population.

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culture is a mixture of beliefs that identifies you as a person and your traits.

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In some cultures you are not permitted to eat certain foods, wear certain clothes, and do certain things.

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The Dinka live in a large region in the south of the Sudan that causes seasonal floods and swamplands when the Nile River floods . Due to waged civil war between North Sudan and South Sudan, many of the Dinka members have migrated from southern Sudan to Khartoum, North Sudan's capital,as well as to some parts of Africa, Europe, and the United States, depending of their mode of transport available at their disposal

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The Nuer tribe is a tribe that calls themselves the Nath. Their neighbors are the Dinka Tribe. The Nuer tribe also lives next to swamps located in south Sudan

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The Nuer tribe are neighbors of the Dinka tribe, similar to them by language, culture, and lifestyle. Cattle and Marriage are important parts of the Nuer Culture, and they also speak their own language, also in the Nilotic category of African languages. They also practice the Nuer religion, but a small part of the tribe are also Christians.

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The nuer tribe's origin is unknown, the name could've came from their neighboring group the Dinka. They call themselves Nath. They are the largest East African cultural group known as the Nilotics that also includes the Luo, Shilluk, and Anyuak.  They live in south Sudan in the swamps and open savanna on both sides of the Nile River south of its junction with the Sobat and Bahr-al-Ghazal and along both banks of those tributaries.

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The Nuer tribe is a tribe that takes care of its cattle and are more of a peaceful tribe. The Dinka are their neigbours and their language is similar to theirs.

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The Nuer Tribe takes place in South Sudan and speak Eastern Sudanic languages. They replace milk and meat with "millet" and spearing of fish. They spend rainy seasons on highland and villages while dry seasons are spent in riverside camps.

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It impacts actions and decisions because it can control things like what you eat, who you must marry with,  certain rules, and certain clothing.

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They call themselves the Muonjang or Jieng.  The Dinka belong to a larger group known as the Nilotics. Their name was invented by outsiders so the official  definition is not known. The land they call Dinkaland lies in the province of Bahr al-Ghazal. The Dinka belong to a larger group known as the Nilotics.

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The Nuer tribe is a Nilotic ethnic group. The Nuers mostly live in the Nile Valley, South Sudan, and their primary language is Nuer language, a branch of the Nilo-Saharan family. Long before, the British started colonizing the region of today-Sudan. The Dinka were sided with the British, and the Nuer resistant. The Dinka considered the resisting Nuer as hostile, and so their “peace” relationship was over. However, a anthropologist claimed that Nuer were actually Dinka, suggesting the Nuer separated and created their own tribe and changed their culture over time.