Description of Cultural Universals
Although cultures are different, they share some things in common called Cultural Universals. These Cultural Universals include: food, clothing, shelter, family structure, government, communication, transportation, education, values and beliefs, religion, entertainment, and celebrations. Some of the things that they have to eat are stew, eggs, and fruit and vegetables along with their meals.
Every country has a different state quarter like Kentucky.
Kentucky is the state where both Abraham Lincoln, President of the Union, and Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy, were born. They were born less than one hundred miles and one year apart. Agricultural is strong in the Bluegrass State. Kentucky had 85,000 farms in 2011. The average Kentucky farm size is 164 acres. Horses are the leading source of farm income for Kentucky farmers. Kentucky is located in the south central United States along the west side of the Appalachian Mountains. Kentucky has more miles of running water than any other state except Alaska.
Lacking Essential Survival Needs
Some of the most hardest survival need challenges are that they miss a lot of school. Lack of education is a crisis in Kentucky.
To solve the crisis problem child experts are trying to and are working to ensure that our nations most under served child has the best chance for success. To solve the problem of the kids missing school, the kids should be able to have access to a home school or meet up at someone's house and their teacher comes to them for a regular school day.
These are some important facts about Kentucky: the colors of their flag are blue, green and goldish brown. They are the 15th state. Their rank in their population is in 26th place.