two or more children who are closely related by birth, marriage, or adoption and consists of parents & children

the belief that a religion practices when it worships many gods

a place in the world that shares customs, language, food, history, and all traits that make up a way of living

an idea pr way of doing things or common behaviors that are normal and common in a certain culture

a place where cultural beliefs develop then spread to surrounding cultures and regions

art form that uses sound produced by instruments or voice

arts that are meant to be seen - often reflect emotions & spirituality

a subject or idea that relates to the entire world

written work such as fiction, poetry, and drama

spread of cultural traits from one culture to another

believing in a higher power but not related to an organized religion

A type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, and are more common in speech than writing

An idea or way of doing things that is common to a culture.

The beliefs, customs, practices and behaviors of a particular nation, group, people or region

Not believing in a higher power or organized religion

A set of spoken sounds, that makes it possible for people to communicate.

these are families that include other family members such as grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles

a group of people living in a similar economic condition

a variety of ways in which people live or a cultural variety

patterns of organized relationships among groups of people within a society

a system of worship and beliefs that try to answer questions about human existence

the study of religion

the design and construction of buildings

US Treaty that states the US Government is not founded on Christian religion

Which is the most spoken language in the world?

Which is the oldest monotheistic religion?

What is the book of worship for Christianity?

What is the book of worship for Judaism?

What is the book of worship for Islam?

Who is/are the religious figure/s for Islam?

Who is/are the religious figure/s for Christianity?

Which of the 5 themes of geography is cultural diffusion?

Select all examples of a universal theme.

Secular means

The United States has its own religion

First Amendment

What are the 5 most influential religions in the world?

The creation of something from a brand new idea

The creation of something from a brand new idea

Christopher Columbus - the Colombian Exchange (exchange of ideas/goods/people between Old World and New World)

Women's liberation; Civil Rights Movement; Youth culture; 9-11; Cuban Missile Crisis; WWII;

Silk Route; Marco Polo

Migrants bring cultural traditions with them to new homelands (including foods, music, art, sports)

The place where the piece of culture starts & then spreads (or diffuses) to other places

Level of comfort enjoyed by a person or society

Active process of acquiring knowledge of the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation

Things that make life more efficient and comfortable; helps connect people, products, and ideas

Invention that led to improved transportation in the form of carts & carriages (eventually led to inventions of trains/cars/vehicles)

Invention that led to the mass production of books (spread ideas/knowledge; increased number of educated people)

Allowed humans to cook, have light, protect themselves

Invention that brought water to land or crops; increased food production, farming jobs, and growth of cities

Steam-powered machine performed once by hand; increased jobs in factories; increased population of cities

Manufacturing of large quantities of standardized products frequently using assembly line technology and machinery

Kept food fresh and safe longer; allowed food to be shipped over long distances