Culture  is the Culture is the SUM total of ways of living by a group of human beings that is transmitted from one generation to another (NEAP, 2000).

Other definition:
Culture is a set of shared norms and values which establish a sense of identity for those who share them. Typically applied at the level of nation and/or race.
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