Essential parts a culture cannot exist without?
Correct answer: B. Customs
- A. Knowledge
- B. Customs
- C. People
- D. Faith
Explanation
A culture is made up of traditions that are the basis of customs. Culture is separate from religion, hence it doesn't need faith. Even when people die the customs are still prevalent. Even uneducated people can have their customs, thus even without knowledge culture can exist.
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