Summary Language and religion are two of the primary characteristics of culture groups, and their variation reflects differences around the globe. Religious values and beliefs feed back into the economy and environment because they reflect the values and attitudes of different groups towards their environment. Some of the more interesting ways of looking at language and religion is in thinking how they developed and evolved, and how they continue to do so. People dress in a wide variety of styles. In Saudi Arabia, the social landscape is highly segregated.
Culture is defined as sets of meanings people share and enact in their lives and society.
Reflects their values, beliefs, and ideologies about how to live, and may guide their interactions with their environment. Each has an origin hearth area and we can trace their distribution and differentiation. They are different in different places. Nature and human activity interact and mutually reinforce meanings of the other. Vernacular landscapes are the everyday, lived-in spaces.