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One's culture is often a very large part of who they are, although, depending on where you come from, your culture could be more restrictive than others. Your culture is more often than not, a very big part of you, influencing every aspect of your life: from the food you eat, to the way you dress and the way you speak. it is one of the things that contributes to the individuality of every person.

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this is another factor that plays a large part in who you are as a human being. The society you grow up in usually gives you your very first experiences in childhood, which in turn help shape your mind as an adult. This is a very interesting question, as the effect an individual's society has on them is not always a positive one.

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Someone's culture is normally represented within them as a person. It is something that is usually a important part of a person's life. It could also be something that defines them as a human being.

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Culture is defined as ' an umbrella term which encompasses the social behavior and norms found in human societies'. Culture is passed down through generations through communication.

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One's culture is a huge part of the person they are and the person they will become. Culture impacts the way we speak, the foods we eat, some of our belief systems and how we interact with the outside world. If one's cultural practices tend to be more restrictive or have more of a deciding role in your life, one's thoughts could end up extremely skewed by those cultural practices. Often times people who practice the same culture stick together and this is capable of further developing false ideologies that could be harmful to other cultural groups, but this is not necessarily always the case.

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Culture is what makes each of us unique. It is sustained by preserving cultural heritage(buildings, monuments, landscapes, artworks), language, folklore, traditions, and beliefs.

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One's culture reinforces values such as freedom, faith, integrity, education, and personal responsibility.

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The society one lives in is capable of shaping a person just as much as their culture is. Society and the role is plays is a huge part of the nature vs nurture argument of social anthropology. The society one is raised in can really affect the way they see the world and how they interact with it. If that society is a more harmful than encouraging or safe place, then the person is more likely to act in more defensive ways, however, if that societal environment is more caring and nurturing, the person is more likely to reflect that in how they interact with other people and their world.

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One's culture can contribute to who you are as a person by emphasising the values of each individual by learning what's right and what's wrong. Sometimes you have to experience other cultures in order to appreciate your own. In that way one's culture can also be so deeply embedded in you that you have difficulties understanding and appreciating other cultures.

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Colonisation and globalisation go hand in hand as the latter is a result of colonisation. Europeans ventured far away from home until they reached the "old world", where they realised that the systematic degradation and segregation of non-whites/europeans could become a means of gaining wealth and power.
Colonisation still effects the colonised to this day as there are systems in place to arrest development in affected areas. This makes the colonised countries dependent on their colonisers as they feel they have no way to govern without the input of the Europeans.
Colonisation is also capable of perpetuating a sense of inferiority as well as a victim mentality as the colonised will eventually start to believe that the methods used to divide and conquer their people were justified as they are, in fact "the inferior race". Which still deeply afflicts ex-European colonies to this very day and is one of the reasons why we can stunted socio-economic development in those regions.

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One's culture contributes hugely to who they are as a person. Culture gives beliefs, shared values, specific behaviours and more which shapes the life and mind of a person. However culture can also constrain who a person is because the ideas known from their culture are outdated and not correct anymore. The person starts believing fake ideologies and things which are not necessarily correct but he believes in them and not anything else.

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Culture focuses on a particular community of people's common values, opinions and norms. Therefore, culture affects the way that we understand, live and act. As a result, many theorists consider that culture is a significant part of our personalities.

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Culture could be defined as the social norms, customs, cuisine, art, history and clothing (amongst others) shared by any social, ethnic, religious groups. It could also apply to just a group of people in a certain place at a certain time.

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The society you live in can be different from your culture but affects you as well. The society you grow up in will influence who you will become and how you act around others. Through you life the society you live in may change and therefore you may experience many different people and their values. You may also realise differences or similarities between you and other people.

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The relationship between a person and the society they live in is very strong. Factors like a bad, harmful, toxic environment can make the individual a very negative person, but if in the environment there is a lot of nature, happiness, and closeness then the individual because more positive and open to the world.

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Colonialism affects the beliefs and basic functioning of any individual who experienced it. Same with globalisation. The mind is used to working in a certain ways and it doesn't produce any more thoughts and ideas beyond the boundaries. The mind is stuck in the colonialism or globalisation and functioning in any other environment will be very hard almost impossible.

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Culture is what we are, it's the characteristics and knowledge of a specific group. It's the human knowledge, belief, and behaviour shared by a society.

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Culture is your values and beliefs, the language you speak, how you socialise, traditions, humour and gender roles. Some of these factors may change with every generation.

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colonialism and globalisation are both very closely related to each other as the latter is the result of the former. the effects of colonialism are felt to this very day, showing as stunted political and economic growth, and marginalization of communities.
in addition, colonisation often resulted in the destruction of culture and heritage throughout the world, because of which major artefacts and establisments were lost and ages old traditions forgotten. The hand of the europeans/british is also seen in the way ex-colonies govern themselves.

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culture could be described as the language, social norms, cuisine and art of a group of people. although these are just some of things that culture can be, it is more often an intrinsic thing which can be seen in the beliefs, humor and social conduct of any group of people.

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Everyone somewhat has a culture, maybe multiple! Culture don't necessarily define them, yet it takes a big role in their life especially if you grow up with it, whether it was passed down from generations, or from the surroundings and environment around them throughout childhood, etc. It can take part of your personality, how you act with other people,. It takes part in the person's psychological development of different ideas of the world, their own values, opinions beliefs and more.

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The society that one lives in and where and how they grow up affects the way that they see the world. If they are told to do things and think a certain way by others for long periods of time, there's a high chance that they would follow along. Society in which one lives in affects almost everything in their lives. Their way of thinking, learning, acting towards others and much more. Otherwise, we would all have opinions and ways of doing stuff completely on our own and not have it affect anything or anyone.

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Understanding ones culture allows you to understand certain tendencies this person may have, may explain and clarifying their way of thinking, etc.

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The indivdual may be inclined to adapt to their surrouding, in order to fit. This is not always a positive thing, however.

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Globalization allows indivduals from different culture and backgrounds to learn and teach each other things. This can encompasses many different aspects of life.

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Culture relates to the society that one grew up with or developed with/from. Cultures can be part of different countries, cities, civilizations. It can define why one acts a certain way, thinks, speaks. Celebrations, traditions can come from cultures. Beliefs, values, opinions and thoughts make up a great deal of Cultures .

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I would define culture as ideologies and beleifs, tedencies, art and other that are specifically assosiated with a community and group of people.

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Colonialism and Globalization make up a great part of how many cultures spread throughout the world. They visit others, people learn from others, you try to understand a culture that might be completely different from yours and etc. It has helped to grow and develop social interactions and relationships in which everyone shares their own beliefs, values, traditions and much mroe.

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It is part of a person. It's part of why everyone see the world differently and make different decisions. It affects a person's way of thinking in good or bad ways. Culture may limit or restrain and it may contribute more perspectives to a person's mindset.

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Humans try to adapt to the environment they live in due to basic survival instinct. Therefore living in an society may cause an individual to imitate and follow the culture and people in said society.

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The colonized may come to adapt to the way of the colonizers, the same way people adapt to more diverse way of thinking and seeing through globalization, though forced upon in colonialism's case.

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Culture is how people of its cultural society behaves and thinks. This could be influenced by the traditions, history, language. There is no particular way to sustain a culture. Like how children imitate their parents, culture is naturally sustained from one to the other through communication.

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There is a very close connection between the individual and society. "Society" is basically the normalities, practices, and ground laws of antihuman actions. To learn how people behave and communicate with each other, these activities are tremendously necessary. Society without people would not exist.

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Someone’s culture can determine part of their identity and ways they might express themselves. Understanding someone’s culture is becoming more open towards their ideas and their traditions when it comes to living an everyday life. The culture doesn’t define this person, but might explain habits or traditions they have inherited.

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The society that one grows up in, is what will define their childhood and many early experiences with other people. Like culture, this can determine a large part of their identity. It shapes their first understanding of other people and communication with these people. If someone grows up mostly surrounded by negative energy and has many harmful experiences they are more likely to find this normal and potentially show this behavior themselves.

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Culture is something that we grow up with and potentially defines habits or traditions we have. Culture includes: cuisine, art, history and social groups. For some people their culture is something they strongly hold onto and for others it is less relevant.

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colonisation and globalisation are concepts that connect to one another. Some cultures may be affected by colonisation and globalisation in the sense that culture might be lost.

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Culture is part of everyone. While it doesn't define the person, it gives him/her beliefs and values and might explain behaviours or tendencies.

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Usually societies affect the people in it in a good or bad way. It might affect the way people think and/or behave.

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Globalisation is really helpful for people to know and understand different cultures and societies. Globalisation can affect cultures.

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I would say that culture could be portrayed as a big magnifying lens that you put over your eyes and based on the lens that is how you see the rest of the world around you.  Therefore based off of the magnifying lens you get when you are a child that is how you will everything unless you change magnifying glass. So I believe that culture really shapes a person and also limits them to only their culture unless exposed to more.

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I would say that society also greatly impacts an individual if being there for a long amount of time. For example if you come from a certain society and at some point in your life move to another one after a while you would find yourself adapting characteristics even if very subtle.

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culture is food, history, clothing etc. It is normally that every country has its own culture therefore making every country unique.

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colonialism to this day affects the way people see things and some countries are still affected by the after effects of colonialism. Globalisation has had many cultures spread around and give an idea of different cultures all over the world. they are two very closely related concepts.

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Culture is how people of a society live their life. Their ideologies, their habits, their hobby's ect.
Culture can be sports, cooking even a type of comedy.

Culture are the traditions that occur within a group of people. This can be a city but even a town.

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Colonialization what expands small cultural traditions on a world wide scale.
Globalization and colonialization allow people from the whole world to share ideas, learn and discuss. Which eventually helps every country expand.

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Most of the time individuals adapt to the society they live in. They change depending on the society's traditions.

This is something which is hard to control even though often some individuals refuse to adapt to a certain society

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A persons culture can help you understand their common tendencies.
A individuals actions can often be traced back to what their culture is like. Therefore if you know someone's culture it will be easier to understand their thoughts and actions.

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Culture is one of the only steady and repetitive things in history, cultures have been around for generations and they always continue to evolve. A culture is not only a mindset and a lifestyle but it is also a community, your culture connects you to others with the same culture. Sometimes that is very beneficial because you get to know people who might be able to relate to your issues or support you but for some people it also makes it hard to tolerate others in other cultures. I also thing that a culture can define a person and give you an idea of what they might be like.

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An individual person seems like quite a small aspect of a society if you look at the big picture, however, if you look at it in more detail, sometimes (actually most of the time) an individual person and their actions causes a domino effect on their society. This causes relationships between people and society to go through multiple phases. Some individuals hate the society they're in while others accept it for what it is.

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In my opinion, colonialism has deeply hindered colonized communities, the easiest example are the Native Americans who have been stripped from their land and are left with very little, in constant danger, poverty and riddled with mental and physical trauma. Transgenerational trauma is very real and unfortunate effect that hurts multiple communities, often cause by the violence and prejudice communities face, in some cases colonialism.

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To me all cultures are different and unique, not only in their beliefs but also in the way they show it.

I think in most cultures there is a mix of physical practices like costume, food, art and traditions as well as a belief system and mental practices, rituals, meditations, mantras etc.

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Culture often effects your own individual personality with different cultures usually being unique or restrictive from others. Culture refers to someone's shared values and norms within a group, therefore  influencing the induvial way of live and learning. Franz Boas, a phycological anthropology or someone who studies the relationship between culture and personality, formulated a theory that I found interesting called cultural relativism. If you want to know more about the relationship between culture and personality I would recommend reading it as comprehensive understanding of the underlying topic.

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I would say that this also has a major effect on an individuals personality. The way you are raised and taught things develops your way of interaction with others. This could be linked with the previous question too, as being raised in a society with a certain culture will shape you as a human.

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I would say that both colonization and globalization are very closely linked to one another. Globalization boosts the productivity within a country increasing the country's GDP in the long term. You could argue that point by applying neo-mercantilist strategy but that's not my point. My point is that the consequences of colonialism and globalization is worldwide degradation of culture with former traditions and former ways of living being lost, giving former colonized countries psychological effects of needing to adapt their country to more western culture.

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I would say that culture refers to the unique collective deposit, through person and community seeking, of information, history, opinions, principles, behaviors, meanings, hierarchies, faith, conceptions of history, responsibilities, social interactions, principles of the world, and material artifacts or belongings gained by a group of individuals across centuries.