Regardless of where it is found in the world, culture is

A) shared by those who are a part of it.
B) largely genetically determined.
C) questioned by those who take part in it.
D) the same everywhere at all times.

Culture is a set of shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts that characterize a group or society. It is something that is learned and passed down from generation to generation within a group of people. Therefore, it is shared by those who are a part of it. Culture is not largely genetically determined as it is influenced by various environmental and social factors. While culture can be questioned or critiqued by members of the society, it still remains a defining characteristic of that group. Culture is not the same everywhere at all times as it changes and evolves over time and can differ between different societies and regions.