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| A group of humans that share a common culture. |
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| All the things that make up a people's way of life. |
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| The seven elements of culture |
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| Social organizations; custom traditions; language; arts; religion; form of governmentl; ecomonic system. |
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| Organizing a culture's members into smaller units in order to help the people of a culture work together to meet their basic needs. |
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| A form of family organization, in which the mother is dominant. |
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| A form of family organization, in the which the father is dominant. |
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| A family that consists of a father, mother, and their children living together. |
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| This is the most important unit of social organization. |
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| The ability to move from one social class to another. |
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| Written law ( Customs and traditions) |
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| Ideas about right and wrong that are more strictly enforced. |
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| The way people communicate their thoughts, feelings, and knowledge. |
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| Folktales ( Art, music, and literature. ) |
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| Folk tales are a good example of how a cultures beliefs and values are. |
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| A people's way of explaing facts of life. |
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| The worship of more than one god. |
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| People have the supreme power,n the government can act only by and with the people's consent. |
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| A form of democracy where the people choose the leaders who represent them. |
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| Ruler or group holds power by force and usually rely on military support to stay in power. |
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| Refers to how people use limited resources to satisfy their wants and needs. |
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| The three basic economic questions |
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What goods should be produced?
How should we produce them?
For whom should we produce them. |
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| The four causes for cultural change |
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Technology
Changing enviorment
New ideas
Diffusion |
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| The movements of customs or ideas from one place to another. |
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| The skills and tools people use. |
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| People learning about how thet affect the world. |
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| People's way of life is influenced by where they live. |
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| Judging other cultures by the standards of your own culture. |
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| The beilief that one racial group is naturally superior to another. |
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| A group of people within a society who have their own seperate beliefs, values, and customs. |
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