Famous sociologists
The creator of positivism
Auguste Comte
The violation of norms
Deviance
A certain culture that is very wide spread
Pop culture
A positive reaction for following norms
positive sanction
Named after miners in the California Gold Rush.
49ers
The creator of Darwinism
Herbert Spencer
A group's way of thinking and doing
non-material culture
A culture that is less spread out
traditional culture
A expression of disapproval for breaking norms
negative sanction
Named after people who worked in factories packing beef into cans that came from cattle in Texas.
Packers
The creator of Protestant Ethic
Max Weber
The material objects that distinguish a group of people
material culture
The fusion of two different cultures
syncretism
Casual behaviors or social habits that do not hold severe moral significance
folkways
Named for the guys who raised the cattle in Texas.
Cowboys
The creator of Marxism
Karl Marx
The expectation or rules of behavior
norms
A small culture adopting customs of a bigger culture
assimilation
Norms that embody the core moral views and ethical principles of a group
Mores
Named for a poem by a famous writer. They play in the city where he is buried.
Ravens
The creator of NAACP
WEB Du Bois
The standards by which people define
values
The process which a cultures ideas is spread
diffusion
Behaviors that are entirely forbidden
Taboos
Named for the animals that nearby Native Americans thought were holy
Seahawks