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| Used to describe a group base on racial origin or cultural background. |
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| The ranking of people with in a society. |
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| movement of a person or group from one social status to another. |
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| A closed system where one's status was base on race. |
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| A ruling class, political order or government made up of plantation owners |
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| A person of African and European ancestry |
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| Personal property that can be bought, traded or sold. |
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| The capitalist who owns the mens for production. |
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| The person who sell their labour to the bourgeoisie. |
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| The deliberate or unintentional development of new cultural forms. |
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| the integration of different cultures |
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| Term specific to the Caribbean used to describe a fusion of culture traditions. |
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| The change identified in a group cause by living in a shared community. |
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| The mixing of cultures between groups living together in a society. |
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| The process through which a domiant culture is accepted by different groups in a society usually a mix culture. |
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| The recognizable face of something or someone it comprises the conceptions, qualities,beliefs and expressions that make up a person or groups. |
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