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1. 98.8% of people living in Bangladesh speak Bangla.

2.  Bangla belongs to the eastern group of the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European family.

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1.  The major religion that a majority of the people is Islam (89.1%).  This is partly indigenous, since Bangladesh is close to where it originated, but Islam has to have been brought by relocation diffusion to Bangladesh.

2. The religions of Bangladesh are Islam, Hindu, and others such as Christianity and Buddhism. Each of these religions can be found in most every place where there are human settlements.

3. There are only two definite religions that are monotheistic: Islam and Christianity (Surprise surprise...).  Hindu has many varieties of god(s), and some versions of Hindu are monotheistic.  Buddhism is not monotheistic. The religions of this region are very important, thanks to the "developing country effect," where religion is all aspects of life. The sacred text of Christianity is the Bible, Islam's holy book is the Koran, Buddhism's holy book is the Tripitaka, and the holy book of Hindu is the Vedas.  In Bangladesh, there are temples of worship for most every religion where prominent enough for the people.

This is the National Mosque of Bangladesh, and is the 10th largest in the world. This is what the stereotypical mosque looks like.

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98% of the population is Bangladesh(ian), and 2% is one of 27 other small ethnic groups.  Most of the Bangladesh ethnic group speaks Islam, but the minorities speak a language such as English or Sylheti and Chittagonian. Most of these people are born in Bangladesh.

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Women did not have many roles not too long ago, but now, women are encouraged to get jobs and even buy and own land.  Women would rather work than work on a family farm making no prophet.  Most women work in economic production (sowing or putting together). Some women in Bangladesh still work in the household, but more women are moving towards paying jobs.

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Religion has a large effect over the popular culture in Bangladesh. Folk culture allows for certain traditions, such as young women dancing traditionally to music in the countryside. Drama and theater is a big part of Bangladesh culture, and is a way of life there. One of the most important features of this folk culture is the clothing of people all over Bangladesh. Tradition wear is more important than most anything to the Bangladesh culture. For example, women wear Saris, which are expensive quilt-workings.Popular Culture in this country would consist of people listening to music from around the world, as well as people in Bangladesh adopting western lifestyles, such as clothing types.

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Ethnic and or Racial Tension in Bangladesh.

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Ethnic and or Racial Tension in Bangladesh.

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There is racism in Bangladesh, in the same way that there is still racism all over the world. Racism, though, has decreased in terms of brutality over the last few centuries. There is only some ethnic tension in Bangladesh, which is mainly between foreigners and people already living in Bangladesh. Otherwise from that, there is little ethnic tension in Bangladesh.

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https://opinion.bdnews24.com/2014/12/02/racism-and-reverse-racism-in-bangladesh/
http://www.bangladesh.com/culture/
http://www.benarnews.org/english/news/bengali/Bangladeshi-women-09302015184239.html
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/bg.html

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Climate Change Adaptation And Development In Bangladesh: Social Dimensions In Focus

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Climate Change Adaptation And Development In Bangladesh: Social Dimensions In Focus

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Bangladesh will be heavily effected in the years to come thanks to Global Warming. In the near future, water levels will rise, flooding and destroying a lot of Bangladesh, forcing 18 million people to move out of the path of danger. A lot of people in Bangladesh rely on farming in order to make a living, but with Global Warming on the table, people will be out of work, creating widespread poverty among Bangladesh’s population. Sure, there are protections set in place against the effects of Global Warming, but Bangladesh will need a lot more help in order to prevent Global Warming from effecting it.