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Originally Posted by maglev101
then you might as well add drinking water too.
Eating rice is probably the thing that indicates a pan-Asian identity. While rice is eaten to a small extent in other countries (excluding Asian cuisine, obviously) like in risotto, this was long after Oriental influence to those regions. Rice has historically been a staple from Persia to the Phillipines, Malaya to Korea.
Eating rice is probably the thing that indicates a pan-Asian identity. While rice is eaten to a small extent in other countries (excluding Asian cuisine, obviously) like in risotto, this was long after Oriental influence to those regions. Rice has historically been a staple from Persia to the Phillipines, Malaya to Korea.
The Majority of the world eat rice. All of Africa, the Caribbean, Central and South America eat rice.
You did a horrible job at Latin America... Native American/Mestizo cultures is represented of latin america? maybe Bolivia, Peru, El Salvador... Stop making these maps and travel and research the countries just a little bit... the USA has more connections to latin america than north africa has with indonesia...
what? the native/mestizo culture make up the majority of hispanic america and the largest ethnic group in all of latin america.
I changed the map real quick to better reflect Islam, since having "Desert" = What should be Islamic nations does not make much sense. And also much of the former Soviet nations are ditching the Russian values they picked up under Communism and are becoming Islamic again. Indonesia, Bangladesh, Malaysia and several other nations are also thoroughly Islamic. India is predominantly Hindu but it still has 180 million or so Muslims, most in the north...So cant disregard that either.
African culture. Its all over Latin America. Cuba has a strong Afro culture present, and Brazil's north has the largest number of Africans outside of Africa, and it shows in the culture there. So I changed to that aswell.
Argentina is made up primarily of European descended people so to add it as Blue is a closer match than listing it as Latin American.
And as far as the Latin American color goes I would reserve that for Native-American/Mestizo culture, but thats just me. The way I have it represents Latin America fairly well.
I think there's a little too much green in venezuela because the majority of Venezuela is mostly of indian and white mix. and most of northern brazil is mainly indian and white mixed mean while coastal northeast is white and black mixed.
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maybe Bolivia, Peru, El Salvador... Stop making these maps and travel and research the countries just a little bit... the USA has more connections to latin america than north africa has with indonesia...
