Material Examples
Spaghetti, pizza, empanadas, doughnuts, and salad are all examples of this
What is food?
If we didn't have this, we wouldn't be able to communicate
What is "language"?
This culture lives in the coast and in the mountains of the Mediterranean. They might eat spaghetti
What is "Italian?"
What is a Norm
This is when two countries / cultures fight one another
What is "war"?
People often play these types of games with a ball, bat, or puck
What are sports?
These are the things that a culture believes are true
What are "beliefs"?
This ancient culture is known for worshiping Zeus and wearing free-flowing togas
What are the "Ancient Greeks"?
Norm or value: People should treat others the way they want to be treated.
This is when two cultures / civilizations / countries exchange goods
What is "trade"?
Sculptures, paintings, movies, and books are all examples of this:
What is "art"?
What are "norms"?
This culture is known for creating the pyramids and hieroglyphs
Who are the "Egyptians"?
Norm or value: People should be treated equally.
What is a "value"
People use paint, paper, pens, marble, or clay to create this
What is "art"?
This can be used to make yourself look cooler, be waterproof, go swimming, or be generally fashionable.
What is clothing?
Repeating habits from generation to generation, like holidays and eating norms
What are "traditions"?
These cultures are the original inhabitants of Esquimalt High property?
Who are the Esquimalt and Songhees
Norm or value: People should take their hat off in a formal setting.
What is a "norm"?
The process of teaching a group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically
What is "Indoctrination"?
You use this at the checkout
What is "money"?
These are organized sets of beliefs systems that closely follow a higher power or philosophy
What is "religion"?
This was one of the first ancient cultures built on the Tigres and Euphrates rivers
What is "Mesopotamia"?
Norm or value: Not wearing shoes in the house.
What is a "norm"?
This is what you call babies copying the behaviours of adults
What is "imitation"