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| includes all the cultures in a persons family; past and present. |
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| different types of media (newspapers, tv, radio, internet) |
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| information based on facts |
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| the idea that people should vote for their governments. First thought up by the ancient Greeks |
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| a main idea that summarizes facts. A weak generalization in based on too few facts. |
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| a strong form a bias; people who judge others based on their nationality, culture or skin colour. |
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| who you are as a person; your identity as a member of the group or groups you belong to, |
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| you understand it; normal |
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| a way of looking at the world that is opposite of ethnocentrism - "multi" = many |
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| all people from a specific place look and act the same. |
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| evaluating other peoples and cultures according to the standards of ones own culture. |
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| something is made much worse or better than it is. |
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| a one-sided view of a situation, culture or country. |
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| an important topic or problem for debate or discussion |
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| types of music, dance, painting and storytelling |
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| the first language of their culture |
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