C4.3. Cultural change — Transcript
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- 0:00now um culture changes like i was saying
- 0:03earlier
- 0:03people's attitudes societal attitudes
- 0:06and
- 0:07uh factors change
- 0:11their attitudes towards sex and work and
- 0:13children and education and
- 0:14what government should do for them if
- 0:16you look at the culture of
- 0:18united states in you say the 1800s
- 0:22versus the culture today there's a big
- 0:24change in what we expect
- 0:25from the government and what the
- 0:26government does for its citizens so
- 0:29in the beginning the culture was more of
- 0:30a minimalistic federal government
- 0:32that didn't get away get get in the way
- 0:34of states rights and individuals rights
- 0:37to today we have a more involved federal
- 0:39government
- 0:40so culture does change in society in the
- 0:43workplace
- 0:45and as the world becomes more
- 0:47economically
- 0:48entangled through globalization and more
- 0:51economically stronger
- 0:52the culture of the world will probably
- 0:55become more
- 0:56similar but culture will evolve
- 0:59over time and it's it's interesting to
- 1:01study how culture
- 1:03in the world has changed through time
- 1:07um
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