What are customs and traditions?

Rules of behavior (written and unwritten)

What is ethnocentrism?

Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group

Why do people form governments?

To find out where we go when we die, To provide for common needs

An accepted and expected behavior

What is social organization?

When a culture organizes its members into smaller groups

What is cultural diffusion?

The spreading of ideas and behaviors from 1 group to another

beliefs a culture shares regarding their spirituality

Why is language important?

Necessary for communication and passing on traditions

What is enculturation?

The process of learning one’s culture

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A quiz about the elements of #culture

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What is culture?
Rules of behavior
The spreading of ideas and customs from 1 group to another
Everything that makes up a person's way of life
An accepted and expected behavior
2
What is a taboo?
A behavior that is not acceptable or “normal”
An accepted and expected behavior
Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group
The process of learning one’s culture
3
What are customs and traditions?
Rules of behavior (written and unwritten)
The process of learning one’s culture
A behavior that is not acceptable or “normal”
Everything that makes up a person's entire way of life
4
What is ethnocentrism?
The process of learning one’s culture
Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group
An accepted and expected behavior
A behavior that is not acceptable or “normal”
5
How many elements of culture are there?
6
4
5
7
6
What kind of economic system does the U.S. have?
Mixed
Command
Market
Traditional
7
Why do people form governments?
To find out where we go when we die
To declare war
To provide for common needs
To find out how we were created
8
What is a norm?
The process of learning one’s culture
A behavior that is not acceptable or “normal”
An accepted and expected behavior
Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group
9
What is social organization?
When a culture organizes its members into one large group
When a culture organizes its members into 3 groups
When a culture organizes its members into smaller groups
When a culture organizes its members into bigger groups
10
What is cultural diffusion?
When a culture just stops existing
The spreading of ideas and behaviors from 1 group to another
Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group
The process of learning one’s culture
11
What is religion?
When you go to church to pray
Something created to take care of a group's common needs
beliefs a culture shares regarding their spirituality
Something created to encourage war
12
Which of the following religions in polytheistic?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
13
Which of the following religions are monotheistic?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
All of the above
14
How does cultural diffusion happen?
When a culture stays in one location
Can happen when people migrate
1 and 2
Can happen through social media
15
Why is language important?
Necessary for people to migrate
Necessary for communication and passing on traditions
Necessary to work with someone else
Necessary to live with someone else
16
What kind of government does the U.S. have?
Authoritarian
Dictatorship
Republic
Democracy
17
What is enculturation?
The process of learning one’s culture
When a culture just stops existing
Judging others by the standard of your own culture or group
The spreading of ideas and behaviors from 1 group to another
18
What is monotheism?
A sickness
The belief in one god
The belief in no gods
The belief in more than one god
19
What do arts and literature do?
Make us smarter
Promote cultural pride and unity
2 and 3
Teach about a culture's values
20
What is polytheism?
The belief in no gods
The belief in one god that takes many forms
The belief in many gods
The belief in one god

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