Unit 3 Culture

2. Constructed items, frequently expressing nonmaterial culture
4. The movement of people from one place to another.
6. Beliefs, practices, aesthetics, values
11. A region where cultures developed and from which ideas and traditions spread outward.
15. The widespread spread of a disease around the world that affects a large number of people over a wide area.
17. Generic term used to describe many spiced dishes.
18. a combination of traits
19. A person who flees a country to escape persecution or conflict.
20. A regional variety of a language with distinct features, such as vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
21. The original known inhabitants of a place.

1. Increasing interconnection of economic, political, and cultural processes across the world.
3. A person that studies language.
5. Many cultures base their way of life on the moral teachings and beliefs of holy books.
7. A group of related languages that have all developed from one parent language.
8. A large, heterogeneous population, typically urban, with rapidly changing culture
9. There can be cultural divergence, in which cultures become more alike over time, or in which cultures separate from one another and develop in different ways.
10. A group of people who share a common culture, language, religion, customs, or place of origin.
12. A characteristic of the culture that is shared by most members.
13. The set of beliefs, behaviors, and traditions shared by a group of people.
14. A common language among speakers whose native language is different.
16. The spread of new ideas from a source point.