Humanities 102 World Culture is a subject in college most of the students taking up BSA, BSAT, BSBA in St. Paul University Dumaguete under the Josefino Tulabing Larena ,AB, CPE,CPS,MPA

1. North American Culture
Josefino Tulabing. Larena ,CPS,MPA

2.  Canada
 USA
 Mexico
North America

3. Canada
Canadian People Canada Culture

4. Canada
Early People Early Culture

5.  Canadian culture is a term that embodies the artistic,
culinary, literary, humor, musical, political and social
elements that are representative of Canada and
Canadians. Throughout Canada's history, its culture
has been influenced by European culture and
traditions, especially British and French, and by its
own indigenous cultures .
Historical Influence

6.  For tens of thousands of years, Canada was inhabited
by Aboriginal peoples from a variety of different
cultures and of several major linguistic groupings
 For tens of thousands of years, Canada was inhabited
by Aboriginal peoples from a variety of different
cultures and of several major linguistic groupings

7.  The maple leaf is the
symbol most
associated with
Canadian identity.
Identity

8. Humour
 Canadian humour is an
integral part of the
Canadian Identity. There
are several traditions in
Canadian humour in both
English and French

9. Arts
 The Jack Pine, by Tom
Thomson, 1916. Oil on
Canvas, in the collection
of the National Gallery of
Canada

10. Literature
 Canadian writer Robertson
Davies, author of The Deptford
Trilogy which included the
famous book, Fifth Business.

11. Theater
 Canada has had a thriving stage
theatre scene since the late 1800s.
Theatre festivals draw many tourists in
the summer months, especially the
Stratford Shakespeare Festival in
Stratford, Ontario, and the Shaw
Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake,
Ontario.

12. Television
 Television in Canada officially
began with the sign-on of the
nation's first television stations
in Montreal and Toronto in
1952.

13. Film
 Canada is home to several film
studios centers, primarily located in
its three largest metropolitan
centres: Toronto, Montreal, and
Vancouver. Approximately 1,000
Anglophone-Canadian and 600
Francophone-Canadian feature-
length films have been produced, or
partially produced, by the Canadian
film industry since 1911.

14. Toronto International Film Festival
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15. Music
Aboriginal music of Canada Celtic music in Canada

16. Music
Canadian blues Canadian jazz with Ben Harper

17. Modern Music
Canadian RNB
Love Song

18. Canada Jazz love song

19. Video Games

20. Cuisine
 Bannock tacos, fried baloney
aboriginal cuisine

21. National Costume

22. Dance
National Folk Company Traditional Dance

23. USA Culture

24. US Traditional Arts

25. U.S. Traditional Dance

26. Music
American Classical Native Music

27. War Music Jazz

28. Rock n Roll AFRO- American Music

29. Latin Music Pop Music

30. Country music
Bob Dylan US MEDAL For Arts

31. Country Music
Taylor Swift Kitty Wells

32. Film
American silent films Portrait of Golden Age of
Hollywood (late 1920s-early 1960s)

33. Film
Musical
 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
in "Shall We Dance" (1937).
Historical Films

34. Theater
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35. Film
Love Story War Stories

36. The studio system New Hollywood and post-
classical cinema (1950s-1980s)

37. 1970s
Rise of the home video
market (1980s-1990s)

38. Cable Systems

39. Mexico

40. Traditional Dance

41. Mexican Music
music

42. Mexican Film
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43. MEXICAN Television Drama
Jorge de Silva of Cuidado con
el ángel Thalia in Rosalinda

44. Mexican Tourism

45. Mexican Food
Estafado de Pollo Mexican Empanada

46. Thursday Country Music

47. Thank you