Soc I Unit 3 Crossword

2. The process by which cultures become more alike, often through the influence of global brands and media.
8. The belief that cultures should be understood based on their own standards rather than those of another culture.
11. Physical objects and tangible elements created and used by people, such as cars, clothing, and buildings.
13. The spread of cultural traits from one society to another, often accelerated by globalization and technology.
14. Formalized mores that are written rules enforced by authorities, essential for social stability.
15. A group that actively rejects and opposes certain beliefs or attitudes of the dominant culture.
16. The transformation of cultural practices and beliefs over time, which can occur slowly or suddenly.

1. The values and norms that a society aspires to uphold.
3. The tendency to judge other cultures based on the standards of one’s own culture, which can lead to feelings of superiority.
4. Traits or characteristics that exist in every culture, reflecting shared human needs.
5. The abstract or non-tangible elements of culture, such as beliefs, language, and values.
6. Norms that describe socially acceptable behavior without moral significance; they are often tolerated if violated.
7. Norms with moral significance attached; violations are seen as harmful to society’s well-being.
9. Ideas about the nature of reality that can be true or false.
10. A group within a dominant culture that differs in distinct ways but does not reject the larger society's values.
12. The actual values and norms that a society carries out daily.