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| Ecuador | Philippine | Serbian | Hispanic/ Latino | Hong Kong(China | Ethiopia(Africa) | Haiti | Ireland | Jordan | Romania | | nnnn | Nig | Nigerian | | jooJo | Whites | Puerto Ricans | Some other race | Overview, inhabited localities and topography | Coastal, Mountain(Andes) Tropical Amazon | Warm/ Rainy season | All Season | Very warm to hot Mountainous jungle | Hot climate close to the equator | Warm Mountainous | Located in North America in the Gulf of Mexico 95Degree | Europe. Mild climate and frequent rainfall. Mountainous and rocky | Middle East. Summer hot No humidity, noRain, winter-Rain never below 0 no snow lowestTemp 30-40 | Bucharest the Capital of RomaniaClimate like Chicago | | | | | | | | Communication. What is your culture dominate language and what other language beside your dominate language do you speak | Spanish/ English | 63 Languages Tagalog | Serbian/ Croetion | Spanish/ English | Cantonese/ Mandarin | Amharic/ English/ Shovak | Creole is street language French is spoken in school and offices | Irish/ English | Arabic dominantSchool teach English and French | RomanianEnglishFrench | | | | | | | | Family roles and Organization. Who is the head of the household and what are the gender roles | Husband Bread winner) Woman (Caretaker) | FatherHead of family) Mother (Homemaker) | MenHead of household Woman homemaker | Men (Head)Woman(homemaker) | Elder Males are the head.Woman (homemaker) | Both parents are the head of the household | Men head of housemother homemaker, | Both parents are the head of the household | Men head ofHousehold Mother homeMaker | Men are the head | | | | | | | | Workforce issues How timely Are you inReporting to work and being on time important. | “Always late” Family is more important | “Filipino time being late” outside of country being on time | Serbian being on time is important | Always on Time, Very important | Less strict doesn’t matter. Quality of

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