What is culture? Give information about culture

71. Globalisation of higher education
Internationally, areas as science and technology have the medium of English language to spread over the world their ideas. It is the main reason why many countries have adopted English as the chief foreign languages in schools. It is obvious that people all over the world have to know English if they are students, as most of the important words in the field of education are written in English.
72. Beautiful or logical about the structure of english
73. Political and military power
74. International media
75. English- the international language
76. Background to English becoming an international language: political circumstances
78. Historical facts of spreading English
79. What is culture? Give your own viewpoints about culture
80. Cultural factors of spreading english across the globe motion pictures
: The new technologies altered the way of public entertainment, and it also serves as a thrust of the English language. The development of the cinema was made initially by France and England, but the years during the World War I supposed a kind of blockage of cinema, and then American began to dominate it. Moreover, when the sound was added to the films, it was the spoken English which came to the movies. And although the film industry was developed also in other countries, it is still English language the dominant medium, maybe because the main studio, Hollywood, is in an English-spoken area.

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    British and american body language and gestures
    

British and American body language and gestures
Although most British and American body language and gestures are the same or at least understood in the other place, there are a few important and sometimes amusing differences. There are also many gestures used in both places that could be misunderstood elsewhere. This article explains the most important of both kinds, starting with the differences. There is also another article on this site specific to British body language and gestures.
The V sign in the UK and USA UK and US gestures for the number twoThe British thumbing your nose gesture/ Nah nah nah nah nah