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19 Cards in this Set
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ideas about the nature of reality
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beliefs
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ideas knowledge, and beliefs that influence peopel's behavior
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nonmaterial culture
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cultural guidlines that group members claim to accept
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ideal culture
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the concreate, tangible objects of a culture
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material culture
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actual behavior patterns of members of a group
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real culture
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a group of people who share a social characteristics
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social categories
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a group that is part of the dominant culture but that differs from it in some important respects
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subculture
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a subculture deliberately and conscioiusly opposed to certain central beliefs or attitudess of the dominant culture
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counter culture
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across all cultures
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cultural universals
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judging others in terms of one's own cultural standards
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ethnocentrism
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the Romans believe that Caesar was a ___.
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god
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in an imperfect world, ideal culture provides ___ standards
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high
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___ is one of America's ideal traits
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honestly
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___ is an antisocial behavior that does not even fall under real culture
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rape
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list three reasons why culture changes:
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discovery, invention, diffusion
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cultural ___ exist in all cultures.
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universal
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___ is an example of subculture
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san fransisco
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___ is an example of counter culture
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gangs
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The Germans believe that by doing ________ is would keep their walls for crumbling.
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hanging a picture of hitler
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