How can being tied to a culture be helpful to an individual?

How can being tied to a culture be helpful to an individual? In the documentary “The Oka Legacy” it reveals that being tied to a culture is beneficial as the people in that culture all try to stick together and help one another in time of need. I personally feel that being tied to a culture is helpful as individuals can connect over their past history with ancestors and traditions. I’ve always thought that the bond of a true culture is like the bond of a family, it is a true connection that has been built upon for generations. In the “Oka Legacy” when the police had thrown tear gas into the reserve to push the Aboriginals out of their home, the Indigenous people stayed together to fight the government and save their reserve where many people had lived their whole lives in. I also personally feel that being tied to a culture is beneficial as other cultures can learn new traditions and languages, which makes this world multicultural and proves that people are open to accepting and following new cultures. As a result of the Indigenous people sticking together they realized that they had caused some issues with the Canadians when the Aboriginals tried to flee from the government the Canadians were throwing rocks at their vehicles to show they did not agree with what the culture was doing. The Indigenous did benefit from other things as well as they all lived together in a positive society with their own culture, keeping away from the government and the cities that did not look positively at the Aboriginals. I believe that being tied to a culture such as the Indigenous would be beneficial as their ancestors were the ones who had founded Canada long ago, therefore they could grow up with the stories of their people and be a part of a culture that gave so many individuals land and freedom. In “Colonization Road” the government had flooded the land forcing the Indigenous to survive on an island, the Indigenous people worked together to use their own material building the “Freedom Road” bridge which will allow them to have access to their own water treatment plant. Being in the Indigenous culture was clearly beneficial as the government tried to force them out of the land they worked together as one to build a bridge so they could go back to their own land, which would have brought them all closer together as a culture and as individuals. Another benefit is that since the Indigenous people have fought so hard for their culture, the government has finally realized that they deserve to be treated with respect in Canada by naming roads after them, and letting them live in peace. To conclude I believe that being tied to a culture is helpful because there are so many experiences and traditions that should be continued from the first people of the culture to the current individuals as they can not let the environment that has been formed around them, die and be forgotten.