A shared system of beliefs, values, practices, and symbols learned and transmitted across generations.

A group of people living together who share a common culture and interact within organized relationships.

The processes and activities through which power is acquired, exercised, and distributed in society.

Characteristics of culture

Learned, shared, symbolic, integrated, dynamic.

Physical objects created and used by a society, such as tools, clothing, and buildings.

Non‑material culture

Intangible elements of culture such as beliefs, values, norms, and language.

Practices or traits found in all human societies, such as family, language, and rituals.

Judging another culture based on the standards of one's own culture.

Understanding a culture based on its own values and context rather than judging it.

The lifelong process of learning one's own culture.

The process through which individuals learn social norms, roles, and behaviors.

Shared rules or expectations that guide behavior in a society.

Everyday norms whose violation is not severely punished.

Strongly held norms whose violation is considered morally serious.

Objects, gestures, or words that carry specific meanings recognized by people who share a culture.

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🌍📗SS01_Culture,Society,Politics_FOUNDATIONS OF CULTURE_#1

Question	Answer
Culture	A shared system of beliefs, values, practices, and symbols learned and transmitted across generations.
Society	A group of people living together who share a common culture and interact within organized relationships.
Politics	The processes and activities through which power is acquired, exercised, and distributed in society.
Characteristics of culture	Learned, shared, symbolic, integrated, dynamic.
Material culture	Physical objects created and used by a society, such as tools, clothing, and buildings.
Non‑material culture	Intangible elements of culture such as beliefs, values, norms, and language.
Cultural universals	Practices or traits found in all human societies, such as family, language, and rituals.
Ethnocentrism	Judging another culture based on the standards of one's own culture.
Cultural relativism	Understanding a culture based on its own values and context rather than judging it.
Enculturation	The lifelong process of learning one's own culture.
Socialization	The process through which individuals learn social norms, roles, and behaviors.
Norms	Shared rules or expectations that guide behavior in a society.
Folkways	Everyday norms whose violation is not severely punished.
Mores	Strongly held norms whose violation is considered morally serious.
Symbols in culture	Objects, gestures, or words that carry specific meanings recognized by people who share a culture.

Created by: frankie gabriel slavin

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