CORE10_PRETEST

Anything that humans create and use to mean something else.

• Norms

• Values

• Symbols

• Folkways

The highest form of mores. These are norms that must be strictly adhered to or observed, with no exceptions.

• Folkways

• Mores

• Laws

• Taboos

Are set of norms promulgated, enacted, codified by members of society.

• Mores

• Laws

• Folkways

• Taboos

Derived from the Latin word socius which means companion, ally or associate. Refers to an autonomous group or organization of people occupying a distinct geographic territory who interact with others and share a common culture.

• Society

• Cultural Diversity

• Culture

• Multiculturalism

Are the simplest societies. They depend on hunting and/or fishing for animals and gathering edible plants for survival.

• Pastoral Societies

• Horticultural Societies

• Agricultural Societies

• Foraging or Hunting and Gathering Societies

Largely different from agricultural societies in they convert raw materials into finished products using machines and in much larger quantities than would be possible in agricultural societies.

• Horticultural Societies

• Post-Industrial Societies

• Industrial Societies

• Pastoral Societies

The major economic activity in this type of society is centered on providing services and facilitating the exchange of correct information with the use of advanced communication technologies.

• Industrial Societies

• Horticultural Societies

• Post-Industrial Societies

• Pastoral Societies

Is the way we live as humans; it is the way we act and think as well as the objects that we make as we carry out our particular way of life every day.

• Society

• Language

• Culture

• Rituals

A system of symbols shared by members of society to enable them to communicate with one another.

• Artifacts

• Language

• Rituals

• Symbols

Material expressions of culture. These are all the objects made by humans, fashioned out of raw materials provided by nature or from other objects already produced by humans.

• Taboos

• Rituals

• Artifacts

• Culture