Which of the following is a normal cultural characteristic of rural areas

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I think the correct answer would be A. A normal cultural characteristic of rural areas would be having strong family values. Rural areas are areas where there are few homes and infrastructures and the distance for each buildings are more or less far from each other. This would mean that families tend to be more close to each since they are able to communicate to each other frequently.

kari74 [83]3 years ago

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I believe the answer would be A. Strong family values.

That's probably the only normal cultural characteristic of rural areas.

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