Cultural Exceptions And Gender Roles Of Women
The history of many countries is characterized by racial and ethical uniformity rather than diversity. Most of the national boundaries depicted religious, ethnic and linguistic homogeneity. Variety was at first considered a liability until the 20th century when the perception changed to strength. Societies and nations that were ethnically homogenous, such as modern Japan or ancient Germanic communities, have an impression that they were inherently more secure and stable than

