Yes, the culture of the past definitely impacts today's culture. Traditions and customs are passed down from one generation to the next, keeping them alive. Historical events also shape our national identity and values. For example, many festivals and holidays we celebrate today are based on historical events and traditions. Even the language we speak often has roots in historical culture.

I don't think the culture of the past has much impact on today's culture. With globalization, cultures are becoming more similar around the world. Modern technology and media have a stronger influence on today's culture. Younger generations might not value or understand historical culture as much. Cultural practices can change or disappear over time, and contemporary issues and trends often overshadow historical influences.

It depends on various factors. Some aspects of past culture remain influential, while others fade away. Urban areas might be more influenced by modern culture, while rural areas tend to preserve traditions. Certain cultural elements, like food and clothing, may evolve but still retain historical roots. Individual interest in history and heritage can also vary, affecting how much past culture impacts them. The cultural impact can differ between regions and communities.