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06-10-2022
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Students will write one paragraph explaining and analyzing their culture, values,
and beliefs. Students may use their Cultural Iceberg activity to reference while
writing their paragraph. The paragraph MUST be 5-8 sentences.
Below are ideas to include in your paragraph. You do not have to write about
everything listed below.
-Religion
-Beliefs
-Cultural traditions
-Personal values
-Cultural artistic expression
-Role in the family
-Nationality
-Life Experiences
-Language I NEED THIS ASAP PLEASE WRITE ABOUT MUSLIM CULTURE

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