Culture

2. The frustration and confusion that may occur when one finds themself in a new culture.
4. The belief that another culture is superior to ones own.
7. Judging or evaluating culture based on ones own standard or culture.
9. An idea or item being spread throughout a culture.
12. The deliberate imposition of ones own culture and values on another culture.
15. Traits, trends, and patterns that are globally common to all societies.
16. The pattern of experiences and attitudes of a culture that happen in a high class society.
18. The pattern of experiences and attitudes of a culture in a low society.
21. The pattern and experiences and attitudes of a culture in a mainstream society.
23. The problems and issues in society.
24. Living up to society’s standards.

1. Concepts initial appearance in society.
3. Convictions that people believe to be true.
5. Ideas and beliefs in a collective community or group. These things aren’t tangible, you can not physically touch them.
6. Hand gestures and pictographs that create a language used for communication.
8. Groups that reject the larger cultures norms and values.
10. Transportation, clothes, food etc. in a collective community or group. These things are tangible and you can physically touch and interact with them.
11. Ideals, things that are most important.
13. Collective values, beliefs, and norms shared by a community or group of people. Sharing language, art, and foods.
14. A smaller group within a larger culture.
15. Judging or evaluating a culture by its own standards over viewing it through of your personal culture.
17. A system which people communicate.
19. Increase between interactions around the world leading to the mixing of markets and trade.
20. The time period between the introduction of a new piece of culture and its social acceptance.
22. Norms with no underlying morals.