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| Survey system based on latitude and longitude |
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| Narrow frontage along a road or waterway with a bery long lot shape behind |
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| Land surveys that use natural landscape features to divide up land |
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| The way the land is used for architecture, farming, ect |
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| Culturally specific and low-tech farming practices |
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| Collected stories, spoken-word histories, and writing that are specific to a culture and tell the societal histories and morality tales that define a culture's ethical foundations |
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| Guide followers with moral system |
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| Call is on loudspeakers at designated hours. All work stops, use of prayer mats. Prayer is done facing Mecca. |
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| "There is only one god, allah, and muhammad is his prophet." Creed is a statement of monotheism. |
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| Duty to all Muslims to care and help sick in community. Large charitable foundations in Islamic world alleviate proverty, ect. |
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| (4) Observance of Ramadan |
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| Period fo spiritual cleansing and repentence for past sins. Fasting during daylight hours, evening meals of sparing quantity. |
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| One pilgrimage to Mexxa during their lifetime. Hajj is honorific name for those who make journey. |
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| Incorporate principles form both Islam and Hinduism |
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| Incoporate both Christian and Islamic principles |
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| The state is not directily governed in a religious manner and instead utilizes French or British tradition and government structure |
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| Islamic law, based on the Koran and Haddith |
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| Religious leadesr hold the senior positions of governance |
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| Early 600's C.E., people of the Arabian Peninsula. Koran, scriptires received by Muhammad. |
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| Originated form Roman Empire, started around 30 C.E. Bible. |
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| European Ashkenazi Jew. Over 5700 years ago. Torah. |
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| Balance between good and evil deeds in one's life |
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| 1. Brahmans(Priestly caste) 2. Kshatriyas(Aristocratic and warrior caste) 3. Vaisyas( Merchandt and professional caste) 4. Sudras(Tradespoeple and farmers) 5. Dalits(Untouchables) |
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| Ideological following rejecting caste system. 2500 years ago. Hearth is gangetic plain. Scripture is Tipitaka. Nirvana can be achieved in single lifetime. |
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| Fundmentalist interpretation of Hinduism. 2,900 years ago. Western India. Svetambara is scripture. Respect for animal life. |
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| South asians and Southeast Asians. 7500 years ago. India. Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita is scripture. Multiple reincarnations and nirvana. |
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| Based upon the reincarnation principle, people are born into a particular social level where they remain for the rest of thier lives |
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| West African. Prehistory to present. Nigeria, Benin, Ghana. No scripture. Worshipers in contact with deities and ancestors |
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| Pre-Columbian. 18000 years ago. Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. No scripture. Spritual interpretations by shamans. |
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| Belief system with a singular supreme being |
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| Prophecy of the return of a messianic figure |
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| Where someone achieves total consciousness or enlightenment |
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| Believing in more than one supreme god |
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| 5000 years ago. Many levels of existence, Nirvana being highest. Soul is reincarnated in different forms. |
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| Tribal form of nature worship. Animus means spirit. Belief that items in nature have spiritual being |
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| Known to have little interst in compromising their beliefs or doctirnes and adhere to scriptural dictates. |
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| Ability to reform or integrate other beliefs into their doctrinal practices |
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| Ability to compromise and change ideogically |
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| Governs religious practice, worship, and ethical behavior in society |
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| Writtten of divine origin |
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| Confined to members of a specific culture group |
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| Accepts followers from all ethnicities worldwide |
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| Varies from country to country. Personal bubble. |
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| Traditions devised to a specific culture group. |
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| Original foods from culture |
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| More than one global tradition is incorporated in dishes |
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| Contemporary form of the continental styles mainly from France, Spain, and Italy |
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| "High cooking" Traditional main meat course served with flour, cream, or wine-based sauce. |
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| Formal food traditions that emerged from mainland Europe in the 1800s. |
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| Folk music derived form America |
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| Folk traditions are accepting the influence of popular music |
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| Drowning out local folk music and including electronic instrumentation |
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| Generates a global flow of pop music |
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| Incorporate cultural stories and religious tradition |
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| Music that is original to a specific culture |
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| Migrants to Indian subcontinent and made way to Central Asian and migrated across the Eurasian steppe |
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| Group of migrants from indian subcontinent and crossed the Hellespont into continental Europe |
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| Smaller part of language families |
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| Major language group in prehistoric language roots |
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| Describe its utility as a bridge language |
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