Question

Local culture: A group in a particular place that sees itself as a community, shares experiences, customs, and traits, and works to preserve those traits and customs to distinguish the group from others (Amish) Popular culture: A large, heterogeneous population, typically urban, with rapidly changing culture.

Answer 1

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

There is no question here. Just statements. You forgot to include it.

So if the question is a true or false question, the answer would be "true."

If the question is to elaborate on the topic, we can say the following.

When we define culture, we find that there are other concepts or subdivisions of the concept of culture. We have, for instance, local culture, that could be the kind of customs, traditions, and history of the original group that settled in one determined place. That is the dominant culture in one town or city.

Another example could be the culture of a Native American Indian tribe that still exits in the region and continue to live their own traditions.

Another kind of culture would be "Folk culture." It is a smaller form of culture that groups the traditions, way of thinking, and expressions of the life of a determined group of people.