Describe a category of cultural art, the group in which it is found, and the cultural significance to the group.

Globalization, immigration, and development have huge impacts on culture and its preservation or destruction. The ways people in different groups express themselves can tell us a great deal about their culture. Detailed responses to the questions below will demonstrate your full understanding of these various concepts.You should do some outside research on these topics and use that research to enhance your response to the questions. 1) Locate two specific and unusual examples of non-verbal communication that could be perceived differently by different cultural groups. Do not use eye contact as your example. Explain each example in the home culture and how it could be perceived by someone outside that culture.2) How are organized religions different from the belief systems found in small scale societies? Discuss three specific ways in which these types of spiritual beliefs systems are different.3) Describe a category of cultural art, the group in which it is found, and the cultural significance to the group. Do not select a specific art work, like a Picasso painting; select a general art form of some type, like sand painting, tattooing, weaving, or dance.4) Discuss one specific example of “displaced persons” in contemporary society. Include in your discussion the cause of the displacement and the challenges people face at their new location.5) Do some outside research on cultural tourism. Locate a specific country, cultural group, or site. Discuss the pros and cons to the area and the indigenous people that result from this tourism.6) Do some outside research on development projects relating to building a dam in a developing area that has not been discussed in course materials. Select one project and research the impact of the dam on the indigenous people of the area. Discuss that impact and the cultural changes the dam has or will produce