T: Ukraine and Nicaragua
ST: Culture in Ukraine and Nicaragua
T.S.: There are many exciting and interesting differences and similarities between Ukrainian and
Nicaraguan cultures which have changed through the years.
I. Differences and similarities between Ukraine and Nicaragua
A. Culture
II. Background paragraph
A. Definition of culture
1. Ukraine
2. Nicaragua
III. Different cultures
A. Arts
B. Food
C. Clothes
D. Religion
IV. Similar cultures
A. Relationships
B. Religions
C. Food
D. Clothes
V. Conclusions
Culture in Ukraine and Nicaragua
Many Ukrainian famous writers on the world have made Ukraine a culturally rich country.
Countries such as Ukraine and Nicaragua are full of cultural arts, food, relationships, religions,
roles and more. Nicaraguan culture for Ukrainians is very weird and complicated, but very
interesting. It is the same for Nicaraguans when they see a Ukrainian culture. You will know
more about differences and similarities in Ukrainian culture and Nicaragua culture after you read
this assay. There are many exciting and interesting differences and similarities between
Ukrainian and Nicaraguan cultures which have changed through the years.
Ukraine and Nicaragua have wonderful and very interesting cultures. Culture is defined as
the arts, food, relationships, religions, beliefs, institutions, and all other products of people. In
different words, culture is the heart of the nation. According to the interesng website Hofstese,
“culture refers to the cumulative deposit of knowledge, experience, beliefs, values, attitudes,
meanings, hierarchies, religion, notions of time, roles, spatial relations, concepts of the universe,
and material objects and possessions acquired by a group of people in the course of generations
through individual and group striving.” Ukraine is an extremely wonderful country is located in
Europe. “Ukraine, Ukrainian, UKRAYINA, country in southeastern Europe, the second largest of
the continent after Russia. Ukraine is bordered by Belarus on the north, by Russia on the north
and east, by the Black Sea on the south, by Moldova and Romania on the southwest, and by
Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland on the west” (Safra 110). I was born in this country and I lived
