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Religion; Islam(mostly Sunni, but there is some Shi’i)

Indian and Islamic roots

“Shalwar kameez is the Pakistani national dress that is worn in the Indian subcontinent. The Kameez is available in different styles depending on where it's worn. The attire includes a shalwar (buggy trouser) and a kameez (long shirt). Pakistani women usually wear their shalwar kameez with a scarf.” - World Atlas

Traditional architecture pertaining to religion and/or pre-islamic times

Food is combination of Indian, Middle east, Central asian, and afghan cuisines and tea is a very popular tradition

Most all of their holidays and celebrations are related to their islamic religion

Their official languages are Urdu and English

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Part of Pakistan's folk culture is their traditional clothing. The picture above displays a woman wearing a shalwar kammeez, a traditional piece for girls there

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Pakistani Foods Like: Pakoras, Kebabs, Biryani, etc.

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Hairstyles similar to the famous American actor Tom Cruise within the youth group

Graffiti art

Music- Rap, rock music

Food- Pop tarts, Arizona iced tea, Texas Pete hot sauce -Washington Post

Fast food restaurant- KFC, Everest Pizza

The globalized sport; cricket, is extremely popular activity within Afghanistan citizens -Sports

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"Tom Cruise like" haircut, popular with the Afghan youth

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Heavily integrated in the world and it’s banking system

Positive effects on their economy and their trading  with surrounding countries like China, Russia, and other middle eastern countries

Good for foreign education and tourism

Globalization caused them to become more technically advanced/available

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Several devices that represent their technological advancements due to globalization.

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Country is poor due to its income being dependent on a labor / agricultural workforce rather than a more modern industrialized economy.

Tajikistan’s craftsmanship is similar to how it was in ancient times

Clothing is traditional

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The image above shows the fabric zandona; a traditional fabric made in Tajikistan. 

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Protection Of Traditional Culture: Tajikistan

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Protection Of Traditional Culture: Tajikistan

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Tajik models modeling various types men's and women's traditional clothing

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Due to the number of minorities in Uzbekistan, they have their fair share of ethnic/cultural conflict. Around 71% of the population is Uzbek, but the main minorities are Russians: 8%, Tajiks: 5%, Kazaks:4%, Tatars: 2.5%, and Karakalpaks: 2%(all percentages are estimates, not exact numbers). Because the majority of their population is Uzbek, they had colonial dominance. These minorities also caused major bias towards the Russian community in Uzbekistan, especially after the Soviet era. Russians there then began doing things such as rejecting parts of Uzbek culture and refusing to learn the local language. Territorial issues began later on because of lines that had previously been drawn by the Soviet Union, which ignored ethnic and linguistic boundaries. As if the Soviet era did not cause enough problems, the tension between countries during the time remained after the soviet union broke apart. This resulted in a good bit of conflict leading to violence and wars, including the civil war that occurred between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

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Families become refugees due to the wars occurring in Uzbekistan.