Do Caucasians lack culture?

Question

What's their culture, traditions

Answer 1

NO OFFENSE ANYONE

'Caucasian' is too generalised. You can split it into different groups.

I think like the Greek have tradition and culture, watch that 'My Greek Wedding' movie and you'll see plenty of 'traditions'

I think European countries have many traditions and cultures. BUT



Not sure about anything american... cowboys? fighting native indians? duno.




AUSTRALIANS. What traditions do we have? I'VE NO IDEA. I don't think we have any. Bashing lebs and minorities, barbies on a summer by the beach, surfing and getting burnt red, AUSSIE AUSSIE, OI OI OI

Answer 2

Caucasians are in general white people and they don't have same culture but they do originally come from one continent Europe. Like there are different kinds of black people in Africa- Muslims, Christians and religion is not the only difference, they are culturally different too. Europe has wide variety of cultures and religions. The surprising thing is that Turkey is a Muslim country and there are some Muslims in former Yugoslavia too. There is alot of difference between Caucasian living in Russia and those who live in USA. SO generalization or considering Caucasians as one single group is factually incorrect (no offense). You can also go to google.com and search wikipedia-an encyclopedia that will give you more info. Culture, if you mean values by that I think we all have our different values and people living in USA, Europe, etc have good values too and it also depends on the way you look at it. I haven't met a Caucasian till date who was surprisingly rude or "uncultured".
Good Luck

Answer 3

Caucasia is not a country. Caucasians are a race.

A genetic, DNA-based race of people do not have a culture. A biologically pre-determined genetic milkshake that forms a racial group does not make a 'tradition'.

People with the same racially-based physical traits is a tribe -- not a family. Families have 'cultures'. Tribes share physical traits.

"Caucasian" is a racial category. Scientific categories do NOT have a culture.

Research. Then ask the question again.

Answer 4

Hmm... Do you know where around 90% of things we have today came from?

Rome and Greece. They both are caucasian. They start olympic, they found democracy/republic which is what many countries run by today, they create military stragery/march/drills which virtually every militaries use to this day, they discover importance of columun and arch which is use in structure in almost every countries today. Where did "Hyprocrite code" or whatever it is that doctor have to do before they become a doctor come from? Where do all ballistic and math relate to that come from? Where do catapult, cannon, and countless other weapons that have huge effect on the world come from? Who come up with idea of "citizenship"?

You're basically really ignorant of what "culture" mean.

Oh and Druid was caucasian which is where most of holidays came from. Also who protected and granted you your rights? THE WHITE MAN! If it wasn't for them, you probably would still be in field picking cotton or scurbbing toilets and sleep in a shed instead of bad mouthing other cultures.

Gee this is so stupid on million of levels! I'm not even gonna to waste my time on this! Do yourself a favor, pick up more books and do more research on history!

Answer 5

I am a MIXED puppy......I have every Caucasian 'culture' in me. I am German, French, Irish, and plain old English.....I married a Caucasian MIXED puppy to...He is Italian and Irish.....

YES I HAVE CULTURE!!!!!!!!

A tradition is something that each family does as a group.....it doesn't matter what your background!! IE....Every 4th of July, we go to the beach and have a HOT DOG party and watch the Fireworks. We have do it for ALL the years of my life and I am now including my children.....it is our tradition!!

Answer 6

Caucasian culture comes from the many ethnicity's. Do you like pizza? That's Italian culture etc, etc. How could you be so naive?

Answer 7

I certainly don't lack culture or traditions, but I'm not about to go telling the world what they are. Come visit me if you want to know about them. I don't bite.

Answer 8

why would you think that?? I can't list down their traditions etc. but I'm sure that they don't lack culture, what might happen is that their traditions are way different than yours or mine

Answer 9

since when was caucasians culture less? You saying then that Blacks in Africa and America have the same customs...right...BULLSHIT! But anyway, they do have their culture. It has just invade the rest of the world, so its "normal", loosely phrased.

Answer 10

well first off you cant just generalize by saying caucasian. caucasian just means anyone that isn't indian, Native american/alasken, hispanic, african america, chinese, etc etc etc.
I fit into the catagory of caucasian, and i am by heritage and birth, German. My culture includes taking care of family first, being obsessive with animals and gardening, being industrious and amazing with arts and sciences.
the region of germany i was born in is known for their industry, and being some of the hardest workers on the planet. other regions are famous for their intelligence (northern germany) and family values (southern germany)
we also have a big tradition, you might have heard of it, beer ;-)

other tradions include Santa claus, christmas trees, 12 days of christmas, strong religious values, fierce patriotism (that we are no longer allowed to have thanks to the a**hat austrian poopie hitler.) we're talented artisians, wood carvers, painters composers and musicians (See: wagner, beethoven, mozart, telemann, handel, and a host of other musicians) our culture is rich and diverse, and thats just the Krauts.

Caucasian also includes the italian, known for archetecture, french, known for their foods and art, british, known for their minds, Irish, known for their art, scottish/welsh, known for their fierce warriors, and a host of other groups that extend into such a huge group that i detest the term caucasians.

there, you have the german side. those are some of our traditions, some of our culture.