Western culture

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Switzerland culture
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Religion • The religions in Switzerland are:

Roman Catholicism (34.4%)
Swiss Protestantism (22.5%)
Other Protestants (2.7%)
Eastern or Oriental Orthodoxy (2.6%)
Old Catholics (0.1%)
Other Christians (0.3%)
Unaffiliated (29.4%)
Islam (5.4%)

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Education The Switzerland education ranking is 6th as per records

of World Population Review 2021.
Compulsory education in Switzerland lasts for nine to
eleven years depending on the canton. In most cantons,
children must begin primary school at age six. Primary
school lasts eight years; however, only six of them are
mandatory. Mandatory secondary education lasts for
three years, but in some cantons it is four.

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Beliefs • Switzerland is a Christian country. Two-thirds of its

population are either Catholic or Protestant
(Reformed Evangelical). Freedom of religion in
Switzerland also allows other religious communities to
practice such faiths as Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.
Most people living in Switzerland are Christians.

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Difference
• Switzerland Culture
All mountain areas of Switzerland have a
strong skiing and mountaineering culture and are
associated with folk arts such as the alphorn and
yodeling. Other Swiss cultural icons include Swiss
chocolate, Swiss cheese, watches, cowbells,
banking, and the Swiss Army knives.
• Mexican Culture
We as mexicans, are more relaxed and desengaged.
You cant let your bicycle whithout chain because
someone can Steel it.
Mexican culture is really unpunctual, and its normal
for us, maybe its some bad thing but is accepted in
our society.