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everything people make, think, and do
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culture
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a social unit consisting of parents and their children
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nuclear family
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a social unit consisting of parents, their children, and other relatives
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extended family
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providing only the basic needs of life
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subsistence
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done for the purpose of making money
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commercial
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businesses that make finished products
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industry
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in the country
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rural
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the use of science for practical purposes
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technology
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in or around a town or city
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urban
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the whole group of people in an area
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population
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a pattern of behavior followed by a whole group of people
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custom
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a person who travels all the time in search of food
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nomad
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the number of people living within a square mile of land
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population density
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forms of human expression including music, dance, literature, & folk tales that communicate ideas, beliefs, and values
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The Arts
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Mandarin Chinese, English, Hindi, Spanish, Russian, & Arabic
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Major Languages
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an organized set of beliefs about a god or gods which has set rules about how people should behave
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religion
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Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, & Judaism
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Major Religions
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Shelter people build that varies with differences in resources and culture
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Housing
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A celebrated day organized by Senator Gaylord Nelson on April 22, 1970 to teach people how to care about the our planet.
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Earth Day
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Countries with service economies that produce more food, safer drinking water, more health workers & hospitals, and more ownership of cars and televisions
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Developed Countries
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