UCSP Lesson 3

Family is the most important unit of this aspect of culture. Through family, children learn how they are expected to act and what to believe in.

• arts and literature

• customs and traditions

• social organizations

• forms of government

It usually answers basic questions about the meaning of life.

• religion

• customs and traditions

• social organizations

• economic systems

This is considered the cornerstone of culture. It is the way of communicating and understanding each other.

• religion

• customs and traditions

• language

• economic systems

These products of human imagination usually help people to pass on their culture’s basic beliefs.

• religion

• customs and traditions

• language

• economic systems

It maintains order within a society and protects it from outside threats.

• forms of government

• customs and traditions

• language

• economic systems

This refers to how people use their limited resources to satisfy their wants and needs.

• forms of government

• customs and traditions

• language

• economic systems

It is the rules of behavior that enforce ideas as right or wrong.

• forms of government

• customs and traditions

• language

• religion