Chapter 4A- Cultures Around the World
Across
- 3. This type of family is made of a husband and wife and children
- 5. The location in which a particular language family is spoken
- 7. A large group of people with a common history and language who developed a strong sense of identity
- 8. the spread of cultural traits from one culture to another
- 10. A group of languages with similar characteristics
- 13. A group of people who share common culture, language, ancestry, or traditions
- 14. These are formed by nations that conquer other nations beyond their boundaries
Down
- 1. This is the first institution God established, and it forms the basis of society
- 2. The locations where different cultures appeared
- 4. This type of family has a husband, wife, children, and other relatives, e.g., grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles
- 6. This way of transmitting culture has mainly to do with the way things look and includes aspects of culture including dances, modes of dress, food, music and architecture
- 9. This cultural element provides people with a set of beliefs and a formal code of conduct that regulates how people should live and worship
- 11. A way to transmit culture that can be in written or spoken form
- 12. The system of customs, traditions, and habits that a group of people uses to make something of their world.
- 15. The major cause of cultural diffusion in recent times