The Internationalist

1 NAHUAS Their ancestors were the Aztecs. Nahuatl mother tongue. Respect for nature. Farmers. Workers. There is no social distinction between men and women. 2 MAYAS They live in houses made of reed sticks and thatched roofs. His clothing is colorful and loose. Hieroglyphic writing. Cultivation, livestock and fishing. Polytheists and Catholics. Animal sacrifices. 3 MIXTECAS "El pueblo de las nubes" They grow corn, chili, cotton, beans and cocoa. They work gold calling the residue of god. They live in mountainous areas and their knowledge of ancient medicine stands out. They believe in various gods. 4 ZAPOTECAS Design of monumental architectural infrastructures. Located in the central valleys of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Chiapas. Farmers, ranchers and fishermen. Zapotec calendar. 5 TSELTAL Mayan dialect. Located in the state of Chiapas. Self-styled "the real men". Family, community and teamwork are important t o them. 6 OTOMÍ Livestock, agriculture and crafts. They exchang...

Click here to watch my presentation!!  Italy is home to the epicentre of the Roman Empire, the hub of Catholicism and the birthplace of the Renaissance. It has a rich heritage in art, history, religion, cuisine, architecture and fashion. These cultural legacies have been deeply influential in defining Western cultural tradition. They continue to be romanticised across the globe, so much so that it can be hard for people to stop recalling clichéd ideas of Italians. Nevertheless, as one of the top 10 exporters in the world, Italy greatly benefits from its cultural products. Indeed, they have become a huge economic asset for the country. Italians have successfully subverted their national stereotypes into proud virtues. Italians themselves are commonly known for being flexible, confident and charming people. Their playful and lively communication style often gives Australians the impression that they are enthusiastic and appreciative of what life has to offer.

"Learned set of traditions and lifestyles, socially acquired, from members of a society, including their prescribed and respetitive ways of thinking, feeling and acting" -Marvin Harris. ENDOCULTURALIZATION A partially conscious and partially unconscious learning experience through which the older generation encourages and forces younger generations to adopt traditional ways of thinking and behaving.   Culture encompasses what we think how we think how we relate to each others, how we do things, and why we think we do them. Our whole being is influenced by the culture that has been transmitted to us. A culture is more than a series of typical elements. Such as dress, food, or physical appearance it is also a complete view of the world.🌎👀 In Mexico, there are 68 indigenous people.

  1.- Differences between: Ethnic group: Delimited group with same racial characteristics. Indigenous people : The local natives own the place. Community: Population that live in a place sharing traditions and costumes. 2.-  What are the characteristics of your community, culture or ethnic group? As mexican I can say about my culture that we are so traditional, so loyal and with a huge sense of humor. 3.- How has the culture in your community changed over time? With the influence of other countries, as a community in develop. 4.- What do you propose to share your roots, your culture, and make known the authenticity of your corner, whether it is a community, ethnic group or town? Teaching the new generations the job that ancient people to preserve their roots. 5.-  What kind of spaces would you create to preserve the culture of your community? Artesanal workshop or funny and visual techniques that remember our roots and tell the stories of past. 6.- How in the co...