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1.Rwanda's major language is Kinyarwanda.
2. Kinyarwanda is located in a Bantu sub-group in the central branch of the Niger-Congo language family.

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1.Rwanda's major religion is Christianity which was diffused by German Colonists in the 1900s.
2. Christianity is an universalizing religion.
3. Christianity is the most popular language in the world and is a monotheistic religion. Christianity's main worship style is to pray by reading and singing passages from the bible which is the sacred text of Christianity. Christian architecture includes a lot of decorated and detailed carvings, paintings and pictures of holy figures, they also usually have high ceilings in their churches.

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1.  The top 2 ethnic groups in Rwanda are the Hutus and the Tutsis. The Hutus and Tutsis speak mainly Kinyarwanda but also speak French. They both come from from Rwanda and Brundhi and the Hutus are the overwhelming majority in both countries. The Hutus are mostly Christian and many of them are catholics but there are other religions from indigenous groups. The Tutsis also are mostly christian. Despite being so similar there has been harsh violence and many conflicts between the two ethnicities.

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1.Women are mainly in politics and business. Rwanda actually has the highest percentage of women in legislature with 64% which is 45% higher than the U.S. and they placed 6th in the rankings of the best gender gap while the U.S. placed 28th. Sadly, in some parts of Rwanda it can be hard for women and feminism is seen as a bad word.

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1. One example of folk culture in Rwanda is Intore which is a popular traditional dance where the men do what is called the dance of heroes and the women do ballet to a rhythmic drum beat. Another example of folk culture in Rwanda are traditional handcrafts ranging from ceramic to baskets, these items are sold by street vendors in the main markets and sidewalks of cities.

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One example of pop culture in Rwanda are christian hymns and gospel music sung in english that are sung in churches in Rwanda. Another example of pop culture is cricket which is very popular in Rwanda especially in migrant camps, cricket has really helped Rwanda because it has given a common bond between communities and the enthusiasm toward the sport has been directed at different issues such as the spread of STDs, some coaches even use metaphors based on cricket to explain safe sex.

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