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| totality of learned, socially transmitted customs, knowledge, material objects, and behavior |
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| fairly large group of people who live in the same territory |
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| worldwide integration of government policies, cultures and social movements and financial markets through trade and exchange of ideas |
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| period of maladjustment when non-material culture is still struggling to adapt to material culture |
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| generally understood, not precisely recorded |
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| norms deemed highly necessary to the welfare of society, embody the most cherished principles of the people |
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| norms governing everyday behavior |
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| collective conceptions of what is considered good, proper, or bad |
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| specialized language that distinguishes a subculture |
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