Across
- 5. Provides for the common needs of the people and maintain order. A society's laws and political institutions; form of leadership and social power. Protects society from outside threats.
- 8. When the elements of one culture are spread through the territorial takeover of another culture
- 10. used to help people of a culture work together to meet their basic needs.
- 11. a cultures rules of behavior~Unique to each culture~Important elements of a culture~Taught inside of a culture.
- 12. the communication of thoughts, feelings, and knowledge. =>cornerstone of culture; reflects cultures identity.
Down
- 1. the spread of cultural elements from one society to another
- 2. How people used limited resources to satisfy their wants and needs. System of trading for important resources. Controlled by government.
- 3. The products of the human imagination. =>Form of personal expression => teach us about our culture's values and strengthens our identities.
- 4. When the spread of cultural elements is made possible by new inventions
- 6. Used to help answer basic questions the meaning and purpose of life. =>supports the values that a group of people consider important.
- 7. When the movement or resettlement of people from a culture leads to cultural elements being spread to or from another culture
- 9. When people exchange goods, they inevitably exchange ideas. People are not just business oriented. They are also social creatures. After business, they will chat and learn from one another. For example, the religion of Islam spread in West Africa through this activity. It was not forced. It was not preached. It was just learned through sharing.