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Is important but not as important as in America . Carly Madison

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A arm lanth apart

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In Cambodia the important of time is not as strong because people care about stoping to talk to one an other and too be with there familyLike Linda says in the monkey dance.

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They wear short sleeves. They also measure on how to wear their clothes by holding the fabric up to their skin and then finding out where to sow the fabric.

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Ideas about fairness are to treat others the way they want to be treated. They are very kind. And care more about fairness and family than we do.

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Dance: Fabric sowed together to make clothing
Cambodia: hats with leaves to cold them down

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They make time for their family, but don't care as much about the importance of time than we do.

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I think beliefs about raising children is that they be raised as a family so they should have dinner together and bond.

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They wore short sleeves.

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People lived in huts and buildings made out of mud or straw or brick.

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Good grades and respectful to elders

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Its about an arms length.

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They raise children like we do here in the US. The only difference is that they live with less money.

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We saw huts that are maybe made of straw.

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ideas of fairness are to be respectful and kind

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Not a very big part of culture in Cambodia. There are very few jobs, so not many people pay attention to time

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-many dances part of Cambodian culture
-elaborate costumes
-folk and classical dance

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Family's always make time for eachother

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Many pieces of fabric put together, nothing like the things we wear like sweatpants or t shirts.

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Cambodia is mostly Buddhism

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Many pieces of fabric put together, nothing like the things we were

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Cambodians brought by dancing when they came to the United States they have many different dances that repersents there culture some are the fish dance,and the monkey dance some are classical and some are folk.

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Probably a comfortable distance like arms length unless you are like embracing family

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They are comfortable about being in a small community, and are ok being close

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In the villages they live in Huts

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Dance  is a very important in there culture with dances like the monkey dance and the fishing dance.

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Mostly huts made of dried mud, some brick/concrete building with no windows

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They eat with their hands for spring rolls. We think that they eat with their hands for mostly everything.

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Rice, Chicken, Root Veggies,
Food is also very important to there religion.

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-eat together
-no fancy meals
-not many utensils

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Cambodians usually like to eat together

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The religion there is Buddhism.

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- Rice
- Chicken
- Vegtables
- Sauces
- Spices

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Soy sauce, root vegetables

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Rice, Chicken, Veggies, and fruits

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Cambodians are mostly Buddhists