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| there are all connected, change one thing and everything changes |
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| what you can accept, not first thought of. you can tell how important a norm is how people react when broken. |
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| idea that one's own culture is better than other cultures |
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| state emerged to control irrigation |
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| fairness in weights and measure |
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| the ability to get someone to do your will |
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| trust cooperation and compromise drive through social contact |
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| economy not under government control |
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| economic practices taht are illegal |
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| legal practices not under government control |
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| inducement to do something contrary to accepted practices |
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| payment of a percentage wtih no added value |
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| charging something normally done for free |
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| inducement by force or threat of frce |
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| payment to hasten (quicken) a legal practice |
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| trait emerges within the culture |
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| trait comes from another culture |
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| trait comes from another culture |
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| one culture becomes signigantly like another culture; comes from attraction rather than force |
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| one culture becomes completely like another culture |
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| deliberately trying to end a culture, not the people |
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| traits from 2 or more cultures come together to make a new trait |
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| elite set of cultural standard for the non-elites |
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| ethnic cleansing, forcibly moving people away, they k ick out of the group that does not belong |
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| display of wealth to maintain status. helps reaffirm your status, important for poor poeple because it reconfirms how they are doing in society |
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| attempt to kill entire people |
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| interactiving (reality) is a good thing |
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| emphasizes cultural groups |
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| emphaseized ethnic groups and other subcultures |
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| administrative hierarchies |
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| system of organization where information flows up and decision flow down; courts/judges |
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| help the state maintain control |
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| civilization, urban center, bureacracy, administrative hierarchies |
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| characteristics of a city |
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| surplus of food and everything, inequality |
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| industrial/industrialized agriculture |
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| how the task of society is dvide up. based on sex/age |
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| complex division of labor |
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| P.O.V. from within the culture |
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| expectation of how the world works |
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| specialization, interests, movies |
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| people who do not contribute, beggers, drug dealeres |
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| everyone has the same basic access to resources power and prestige |
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| groups have differiantial access to resources power and prestige |
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| groups have differiantial access to resources power and prestige |
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| group of people who more or less the same resources and the same behavior |
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| class system with mobility |
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| closed clascs system, class whichone is born into and must remain for one's life |
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| categorization of people based on perceived physical differences |
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| seperate aesthetics, seperate morality, slang/jargon/argot, seperate channels of communication, gratification of needs |
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| subculture norms of solidarity |
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| an interbreeding population |
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| categorization of people based on perceived physical differences |
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| race is an important identifier |
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