Unit 3 Test

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elements of culture

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the beliefs, values, practices, behaviors, and technologies shared by a society and passed down from generation to generation (learned)

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language

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a form of communication using verbal, nonverbal, or a system of symbols

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religion

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a belief system in many cultures that enables people to find a sense of identity, moral values, and the meaning of life

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beliefs

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form the foundation of a culture’s values, shaping attitudes towards  family, society, education, etc. Can be based on religion, tradition, or personal experiences.

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institutions

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• Institutions are formal organizations and structures within a society that fulfill specific functions and roles.

• These can include government bodies, educational systems, healthcare facilities, and economic entities.

• Institutions help maintain social order, provide services to the population, and support the overall functioning of a community. 

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technology

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from traditional tools and methods to modern innovations, it shapes how people live, work, and interact

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education

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refers to what people are taught during formal or informal settings

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customs & traditions

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accepted ways of acting, rules of behavior, and routines that are normal in social situations

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cultural diffusion

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the spread of cultural beliefs and practices

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cultural convergence

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the blending of cultural beliefs or practices