Across
- 5. Process where ideas feel like “just the way things are”(pp. ~15–17)
- 9. Cultural borrowing that may involve power imbalance(pp. ~10–11)
- 11. Culture associated with wealth, education, and “good taste”(pp. ~6–8)
- 12. Traditional, community-based cultural practices(pp. ~9–10)
Down
- 1. Belief that hard work leads to reward, reinforced by objects(pp. ~15–17)
- 2. Illusion of uniqueness in pop culture despite sameness(p. ~22)
- 3. Idea that culture products are mass-produced and formulaic(pp. ~21–22)
- 4. Belief system embedded in objects and everyday life(pp. ~30–32)
- 6. Culture that is accessible, trendy, and widely consumed(p. ~13)
- 7. Sociologist who argued taste reinforces class distinctions (Distinction)(pp. ~7–8)
- 8. Cultural theorist who noted elites “police” the culture of lower classes(p. ~18)
- 10. Smaller cultural group within a larger society(p.~12)