Culture
This refers to the shared practices, beliefs, and values that bind a group together, often passed down through generations.
What is culture
This aspect of culture consists of the physical objects, artifacts, and resources a society uses, such as technology, buildings, and clothing.
What is material culture?
This term refers to a group that actively rejects the norms and values of the dominant culture, often seeking to create an alternative lifestyle.
What is counterculture?
A group that shares a specific set of beliefs, interests, and behaviors that differ from the dominant culture, but not to the extent of counterculture, is known as this.
What is a subculture
These are shared rules or expectations about how people should behave in society.
What are norms?
This process involves the exchange and adaptation of cultural elements, such as ideas, customs, and technologies, between different societies, often leading to cultural blending.
What is cultural diffusion?
This type of culture includes the beliefs, values, and ideologies that shape the ways people behave and interact, but cannot be physically touched.
What is nonmaterial culture
The Hippie movement of the 1960s, which promoted peace, love, and anti-establishment values, is often cited as an example of this.
What is counterculture?
This term refers to the style, language, and values shared by certain groups, like goths, hipsters, or skateboarders, within a larger society.
What is a subculture?
This is the belief that actions and decisions are morally right or wrong, often influenced by cultural or religious teachings.
What are beliefs?
This is the term used to describe the practices and beliefs of a society that are seen as "normal," but may seem strange or foreign to outsiders
What is ethnocentrism
The practice of greeting someone with a handshake or bow is an example of a tradition in this type of culture.
What is nonmaterial culture
This countercultural movement of the 1960s rejected traditional values, promoted peace, love, and civil rights, and is often associated with the widespread use of music festivals and protests against the Vietnam War.
What is the hippie movement?
This subculture emerged in the early 20th century in the U.S. as a form of African American cultural expression through music, dance, and fashion.
WHat is jazz culture or the Harlem Renaissance?
This refers to the deep-seated principles that guide behavior, determining what is considered good, desirable, or proper in a society.
What are values?