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| Way a particular group of people has adopted to its enviroment and background |
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| An area that has many shared culture traits |
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| The scientific study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans. |
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| A culture takes its form from a collection of values, customs, and traditions |
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| An innovation or other culture trait spreads into another culture region |
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| New ideasthat are accepted into a culture |
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| One culture changes a great deal through its meeting with another culture |
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| A culture's history and founding ideas/values that shape modern culture |
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| Man-made material remains of a culture |
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| Beliefs that hold more weight than others in a society |
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| Action that is reported throughout a culture |
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| Set of values and customs that have been handed down |
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| We are all cultured in the sense that we grow up learning our culture the things that are expected and acceptable |
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