18. Brazil is mainly Christian, especially Catholic. It has a warm climate and large, diverse geography, from rainforests to big cities. Brazilian culture values family, social life, and personal relationships. Important holidays include Carnival and Christmas. Popular foods include rice, beans, beef, and pão de queijo. People often dress casually but neatly, especially outside of formal business settings.
19. Brazil has relatively high power distance, so people respect authority and hierarchy. It is more collectivist, meaning relationships and group loyalty are important. Brazil has high uncertainty avoidance, so people prefer clear rules and structure. It has moderate masculinity, valuing success but also social harmony. Brazil is more short-term oriented compared to countries that strongly focus on long-term planning.