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| The total way of life of a society |
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| The study of people and their culture |
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| The study of past cultures |
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| belief that your culture is superior to all others |
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| Pride and loyalty in one's country |
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| Unreasonable opinion of another person |
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| To treat a person differently on a basis other then individual worth |
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| shared set of genetic traits |
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| objects a society makes or uses |
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| A society's ideas and beliefs |
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| The most significant feature of a culture All other activities relate to the key traits |
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| The spreading of one culture to another |
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| looking at another culture's customs within the context of the enitre culture |
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| emotional stress that frequently occurs when people encounter an extremely different culture |
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| many generations; other relatives |
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| Extended family on the male's side |
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| Belief in more then one god |
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