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| total way of life (people, beliefs, values, institutions , technology, language, customs) |
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| two or more cultures influence each other and create change. |
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| ideas not supported by fact ( religions, opinions). |
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| advanced way of life in government, technology, written language |
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| one specific custom of a culture (veils, turbans, cap worn by Jews, confirmation, holidays |
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| a place where ideas begin and spread to other cultures |
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| traditions from the past that people continue to observe |
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| the spreading of cultural ideas (coca cola) |
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| wide variety of features (many cultures within one nation/setting). |
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| A group of people who share a language, history, or place of origin. |
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| Thinking one's own culture is superior and judging other cultures through the perspective of your own. |
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| The pattern of behavior expected of males and females in a society |
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| The "object" part of culture: material goods, things people make or build with natural or man-made |
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| The "idea" part of culture including religion, language, spiritual beliefs, superstitions, values |
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| The process of learning, accepting, borrowing, exchanging traits (values, rules, and ways of operating) from one society to another. |
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