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- Culture is a way people connect with their family and friends. A person's culture can be part of their identity. Three aspects of culture that impact Mexican worldviews are religion, government and customs. This creates worldviews that are deep rooted in tradition, independence and values.
- In all, Mexican worldviews have been significantly shaped by Customs and traditions due to the fact that it brings family and friends closer to enjoy and celebrate in union.
- “Those without family nearby are welcome to be part of another family's celebration and, most important of all, to ceremonially place the baby Jesus in the manger...”
- Culture is a way people connect with their family and friends. A person's culture can be part of their identity. Three aspects of culture that impact Mexican worldviews are religion, government and customs. This creates worldviews that are deep rooted in tradition, independence and values.
- This means that Mexicans value religion and are deep rooted in tradition because it was passed down through generations.
- “The Catholic Church has greatly influenced the culture, attitudes, and history of Mexicans, and Catholic holidays are celebrated widely”.
- “Yet despite these challenges, most Mexicans are politically engaged and regard their political affiliation as an important part of their identity.”
- This means that although there isn't much confidence towards their government they still care about what is happening. This aspect of culture identity shapes Mexican worldviews because many are deep rooted into independence too.
- Culture is a way people connect with their family and friends. A person's culture can be part of their identity. Three aspects of culture that impact Mexican worldviews are religion, government and customs. This creates worldviews that are deep rooted in tradition, independence and values.
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