Culture

5. Cultural patterns that distinguish a society's elite.
6. Some cultural elements change more slowly than others.
7. Push back on mainstream culture in an attempt to change how a society functions.
8. All of society is about the shared reality--the shared culture--that we create.
12. A school of thought that re-centers historical and sociological study on the contributions of Africans and African-Americans.
13. The practice of judging one culture by the standards of another.

1. How cultural traits spread from one culture to another.
2. Cultural patterns that set apart a segment of a society's population.
3. A perspective that, rather than seeing society as a homogenous culture, recognizes cultural diversity while advocating for equal standing for all cultural traditions.
4. The cultural patterns that are broadly in line with a society's cultural ideals and values.
9. The cultural behaviors and ideas that are popular with most people in a society.
10. Seeing cultures form as a way to provide order and cohesiveness in society.
11. A place where many cultures come together to form a single, combined culture. Two words.