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What does Fritz mean in regard to World War 1?
Fritz was a derogatory term for a German person.
What is the difference between social and cultural history?
That's a good question.It lies in the nature of social shifts versus cultural tradition. Social interactions, formalities and acceptable practices vary and shift far more frequently by definition than culture. The same culture can be practiced where different societies exist. Its a very subjective idea.Additional Answer:A society can also have sub-sects of culture within it. Our American society for example, has many cultures within it. There's a gay culture, a straight culture, a female culture and a male culture. We have a sports culture and an intellectual culture, music culture and motorcycle culture.A society by definition is the way in which a group of people live together for mutual benefit. That's a society. It doesn't mean they're all the same or that they have shared values, it just means they live together for mutual benefit.A culture on the other hand, refers to a group of people that share beliefs and behaviors, attitudes, goals and practices.There are sections of society in the modern world that we probably share space with - as a society, but we are probably NOT part of their culture.A group of atheists in a Christian nation may be part of the society, but they're not part of the Christian culture - and the reverse is also true."Society" is more about, "How do all these people interact?""Culture" is more about, "What do they believe, and what do they value?"
What does cultural implications mean?
Cultural implications usually means that goes against a person's culture. In the United States, in the early 1900s, it would have bad cultural implications to do anything on Sunday except go to church.
What is cultural diffusion mean?
new ideas spreading from one culture to aother
What does history mean to historians?
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