Answer:
1.National Identity (Country-Specific Culture)
2.Regional Culture
3. Culture of Diversity
Explanation:
1. You might visit a new (to you) country and marvel at the way people in that country talk, think or act, particularly in the context of what you’re accustomed to in your home country.
2. The particular region you live in likely has a unique cultural identity, especially if you live in a fairly large culture. In the United States, for example, there are some nationwide indicators of culture, such as enjoyment of baseball and American football or a love of apple pie and french fries. However, there are many cultural differences between particular regions of the country.
3.You may live in an area (state, city, town, province, or country) that is very accepting of people of different races, genders, sexual orientations, national origins, or other dimensions of diversity. If so, that means you are part of an area that values diversity to the point where diversity is an important part of the culture and community.
