Elements of Culture
Elements of Culture 2
Common Religions
Popular Holidays
100

Many Americans celebrate Thanksgiving in November. Thanksgiving is an example of which element of culture?

Tradition

100

Language, religion, food, and clothing are all examples.

Elements of culture

100

This religion follows the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Christianity

100

On December 25, people around the world celebrate this Christian holiday.

Christmas

200

It is very common for people in the United States to shake hands when greeting each other. Shaking hands is an example of which element of culture?

Custom

200

The feeling that something is true or that something exists.

Belief

200

Followers of this religion read the Torah and worship in synagogues.

Judaism

200

This large country in South Asia celebrates Diwali, the Festival of Lights.

India

300

What is a strongly held belief that something is important or acceptable?

Value

300

Paintings, songs, and dances are examples of this form of culture.

Art/Entertainment

300

Breaking the fast during Ramadan is part of this religion’s culture.

Islam

300

This American holiday celebrates the country’s independence.

4th of July

400

What is a group of people who live in organized communities with common laws, traditions, and values?

Society

400

What is the spread of culture from one place to another called?

Cultural diffusion

400

This religion began in India and teaches about karma and reaching enlightenment.

Buddhism

400

People wear green and celebrate Irish culture on this March holiday.

St. Patrick's Day

500

This element of culture explains how people in a society are grouped to create order, determine jobs, and a chain of command. 

Social Organization

500

This element of culture creates laws, establishes order, and controls the place it presides in. 

Government

500

People who follow this ancient religion believe in many gods such as Vishnu and Shiva.

Hinduism

500

This December holiday celebrates African heritage with candles, colors, and the seven principles.

Kwanzaa

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