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Question
1. Identify the group you are describing. Name the group, describe if the group is an ethnic, religious or racial group. Who is the elder you are interviewing? First name only, relation to you, and approximate age. Describe where the interview took place, face to face, over the telephone and location.
2. Describe one element of the culture, (refer to the textbook and your notes, for example language, values, beliefs, norms, sanctions, etc.
3. Describe one custom or tradition and how the custom or tradition is practiced.
4. How has your group changed over time, from the perspective of your elder? What does your elder see as contributing to this change? You will need to identify one of the concepts from the textbook when describing the change. For example - globalization, diffusion, immigration, technology. You will use the example your elder provided, and link to a concept.
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Start brain storming ideas
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Broad span on the punk subculture
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Key will be persuading people to see the value
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Describe one custom or tradition
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What amazing experience
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Nature in each persons development
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