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| CULTURAL PATTERNS THAT DISTINGUISH A SOCIETY'S ELITE |
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| CULTURAL PATTERNS THAT ARE WIDESPREAD AMONG A SOCIETY'S POPULATION |
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| CULTURAL PATTERNS THAT SET APART SOME SEGMENT OF A SOCIETY'S POPULATION |
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| A PERSPECTIVE RECOGNIZING THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF THE UNITED STATES AND PROMOTING EQUAL STANDING FOR ALL CULTURAL TRADITIONS. |
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| THE DOMINANCE OF EUROPEAN (ESPECIALLY ENGLISH) CULTURAL PATTERNS. |
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| EMPHASIZING AND PROMOTING AFRICAN CULTURAL PATTERNS. |
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| CULTURAL PATTERN THAT STRONGLY OPPOSE THOSE WIDELY ACCEPTED WITHIN A SOCIETY |
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| THE CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF A CULTURE SYSTEM. |
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| THE FACT THAT SOME CULTURAL ELEMENTS CHANGE MORE QUICKLY THAN OTHERS, DISRUPTING A CULTURAL SYSTEM. |
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| THE PRACTICE OF JUDGING ANOTHER CULTURE BY THE STANDARD S OF ONE'S OWN CULTURE. |
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| THE PRACTICE OF JUDGING A CULTURE BY ITS OWN STANDARDS. |
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| TRAITS THAT ARE PART OF EVRY KNOWN CULTURE |
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| A THEORETICAL APPROACH THAT EXPLORES WAYS IN WHICH HUMAN BIOLOGY AFFECTS HOW WE CREATE CULTURE. |
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| KNOWLEDGE THAT PEOPLE USE TO MAKE A WAY OF LIFE IN THEIR SURROUNDINGS. |
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| THE USE OF SIMPLE TOOLS TO HUNT ANIMALS AND GATHER VEGETATION FOR FOOD |
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| THE USE OF HAND TOOLS TO RAISE CROPS |
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| THE DOMESTICATION OF ANIMALS |
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| LARGE-SCALE CULTIVATION USING PLOWS HARNESSED TO ANIMALS OR MORE POWERFUL ENERGY SOURCES. |
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| THE PRODUCTION OF GOODS USING ADVANCED SOURCES OF ENERGY TO DROVE LARGE MACHINERY |
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| THE PRODUCTION OF INFORMATION USING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. |
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| ANYTHING THAT CARRIES A PARTICULAR MEANING RECOGNIZED BY PEOPLE WHO SHARE A CULTURE. |
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| A SYSTEM OF SYMBOLS THAT ALLOWS PEOPLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH ONE ANOTHER. |
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| THE PROCESS BY WHICH ONE GENERATION PASSES CULTURE TO THE NEXT |
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| THE IDEA THAT PEOPLE SEE AND UNDERSTAND THE WORLD THROUGH THE CULTURAL LENS OF LANGUAGE |
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| CULTURALLY DEFINED STANDARDS THAT PEOPLE USE TO DECIDE WHAT IS DESIRABLE GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL AND THAT SERVE AS BROAD GUIDELINES FOR SOCIAL LIVING. |
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| SPECIFIC IDEAS THAT PEOPE HOLD TO BE TRUE |
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| RULES AND EXPECTATIONS BY WHICH A SOCIETY GUIDES THE BEHAVIOR OF ITS MEMBERS |
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| NORMS TAHT ARE WIDELY OBSERVED AND HAVE GREAT MORAL SIGNIFICANCE. |
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| NORMS FOR ROUTINE CASUAL INTERACTION. |
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| THE WAYS OF THINKING THE WAYS OF ACTING AND MATERIAL OBJECTS THAT TOGETHER FORM A PEOPLE'S WAY OF LIFE. |
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| PEOPLE WHO INTERACT IN A DEFINED TERRITORY AND SHARE A CULTURE. |
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| PERSONAL DISORIENTATION WHEN EXPERIENCING AND UNGAMILIAR WAY OF LIFE. |
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