LAH Vocab Exam #2 (21-40)

Cultural identity refers to:

• The biological traits passed down from one generation to another

• The way individuals define themselves in terms of their culture, language, and traditions

• A political ideology shared by a group

• The economic structure of a society

Legacy is:

• A system of writing used by ancient civilizations

• The traditions or achievements passed down from earlier generations

• A form of government

• A type of agricultural practice

Assimilation is:

• The process of blending two cultures to create something new

• The process by which a minority group adopts the customs and attitudes of the dominant culture

• The forced removal of Indigenous people

• The development of written language

Hieroglyphics refers to:

• The social structure of ancient societies

• A system of writing used by the Inca that used symbols or pictures to represent words or sounds

• The practice of growing crops and raising livestock

• A system of colonial rule

Traditions (customs) are:

• Long-established beliefs or practices passed down within a culture

• The economic resources of a society

• Written laws from an ancient civilization

• The agricultural techniques used by a society

Resources refer to:

• Materials or assets that people use to sustain themselves, such as water, minerals, and land

• A type of currency used in international trade

• An abstract concept with no real-world application

• A fictional element in a popular movie series

Irrigation is:

• The process of removing trees to create farmland

• A method of supplying water to crops to aid in growth, often used in agricultural societies

• A social system that categorizes people based on wealth

• The migration of people to new lands for resources

An agricultural society (agrarian society) is:

• A society primarily focused on manufacturing goods

• A society that relies on farming and crop cultivation as the main source of food and livelihood

• A society that depends on trade with foreign nations

• A society governed by religious leaders

Perspective is:

• A system of government

• The way individuals or groups view and interpret events, ideas, or cultures

• The economic structure of a society

• A form of cultural assimilation

Colonialism refers to:

• The establishment of trade routes

• The policy of acquiring and exploiting colonies in distant lands for political and economic gain

• A peaceful interaction between Indigenous people and settlers

• The development of a new form of writing