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Culture

The learned and shared behaviors, beliefs, attitudes, values, and material objects that characterize a particular group of society

Society

A group of people who have lived and worked together long enough to become an organized population and to think of themselves as a social unit

Material culture

Tangible objects that members of a society make use and shape

Non-material culture

The shared set of meanings that people in a society use to interpret and understand

Symbol

Anything that stands for something else and has a particular meaning for people who share a culture

Language

A system of shared symbols that enables people to communicate with one another

Values

Standards by which members of a particular culture define what is good or bad, moral or immoral, proper or improper, desireable or undesirable, beautiful or ugly

Norms

A society's specific rules concerning right and wrong behavior

Folkways

Norms that members of a society as not being critical for a society's survival and that are not SEVERELY punished when violated

Mores

Norms that members of a society consider very impressed because they maintain moral and ethical behavior

Laws

Formal rules for behavior that are defined by a political authority that has the power to punish violators

Sanctions

Rewards for good or appropriate behavior and/or penalties for bad or inappropriate behavior

Core US Values

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Cultural Universals

Customs and practices that are common to all socities

Ideal culture

Beliefs, values, and norms that people in a society say they hold or follow

Real culture

actual everyday behavior of people in a society

Cultural relativism

Belief that no culture is better than another and that a culture should be judged by its own standards