How are Bolivian bedrooms similar and different to bedrooms in the u.s.?

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The bedrooms in Boliva are very different from the bedrooms in the United States. In the United States, a persons bedroom is connected to the main home. The bedrooms have a bed, TV, dresser, curtains, and other things a person needs and wants in their rooms. In Bolivia, the bedrooms are usually not connected to the main home. The households in rural Bolivia have several scattered buildings in their courtyard. Many of these buildings hold bedrooms and other rooms needed in a household such as bathroom. The rooms in Bolivia do not have just one main building for all of their needs like we do here in the US,

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