Well, it depends. Technically all of those answers could SHAPE culture, but language, religion, and government are the best answers. People can still practice their culture despite where they are in the world, after all. So A, B, and C.
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They aren't the only tribe to use clicks as a form of communication, but the Khoisan tribe is mostly known to. mainly spoken around south africa. the language <span>contains some words with clicks together with other peculiar sounds, but the use of clicks is limited, and they have a symbolic value in addition to their linguistic function.
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Deirdre McCloskey faced three main
obstacles in the transformation process including self-doubt, family opposition
and of course medical expenses.
<span>After spending a married life for a long time and also the
parent of two kids, she changed from male to female in 1995, at 53 years old, she
recorded her experience in a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, Crossing:
A Memoir (1999).</span>
