Unit 3 Part A Culture

What defines culture?

• resources, responsibilities, and donations

• outcomes, environments, and traditions of a group of people

• beliefs, traditions, and celebrations of a group of people

• shortages, opportunities, and climates

Architecture can teach us about __________________ and what materials were available in that region.

• climate

• books

• cars

• the way people talk to others

Artists share their culture through drawing images of ______________________.

• people, places, things in their environment.

• maps and types of shelters found around the world.

• celebrations of people all around the world.

• resources found around the world.

What determines the foods people eat often?

• allergies

• local restaurants

• the resources around them

• education

How are new cultures created?

• New cultures cannot be created.

• People pass their culture from generation to generation.

• cultures break apart based on old traditions.

• Cultures combine to create new traditions.

Where were the first cities in Asia built?

• on the Euphrates river.

• on the Yellow river

• on the Indus River

• on the Tana River.

What connects and moves people, goods, and ideas across the regions of Europe?

• rail systems and ships

• sail boats and yachts

• blimps and hot air balloons

• cars and motorcycles

What is a traditional food common on most islands?

• beef

• coconuts

• potatoes

• tomatoes

What did the islanders of Oceania want to find?

• more resources

• islands with volcanoes

• open ocean

• islands with sandy beaches

When one culture moves to a new place, they bring their ___________________ with them and ________________ traditions with the culture of their new home.

• traditions, exchange

• people, keep

• location, exchange

• generations, keep