William, whose ancestors came from the Netherlands and Denmark, lives in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, He and his family are Jewish.

Andrew, whose ancestors were brought from Africa by force to work as slaves, lives in a suburb of Lincoln, Nebraska. His family is Catholic, and Andrew attends a Catholic school.

What are two ways that William's and Andrew's cultures are alike? What are two ways that they are different? What culture do they have in common?

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Grace Watts

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7 July, 17:15

William, whose ancestors came from the Netherlands and Denmark, lives in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, He and his family are Jewish.

Andrew, whose ancestors were brought from Africa by force to work as slaves, lives in a suburb of Lincoln, Nebraska. His family is Catholic, and Andrew attends a Catholic school.

What are two ways that William's and Andrew's cultures are alike? What are two ways that they are different? What culture do they have in common?

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Matthias Bowen · Answer 1

William and Andrew are alike because they are religious and live in the suburbs of a big city. They are different because their religious beliefs are not the same and they have a different heritage. The culture they share is that both their families were immigrants.