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| the collected characteristics by which something is known |
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| the collected characteristics by which an individual is known (ex. Physical traits, behaviors, values, background). |
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| made up of all the behaviors, arts, beliefs, and institutions of a population that are passed down from generation to generation. |
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| the spread of one culture to another. |
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| actual sources, document, and/or text, for example: Diaries, birth certificates, grave stones, military orders, letters, and some newspaper articles. It's the REAL THING, first hand sources. |
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| Document and/or text that describe information compiled from various secondary sources including primary sources, for example: textbooks, journal articles, some Internet sites. Second hand or written about the real thing. |
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| a way of life of a group of people. |
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| a characteristic of culture and what's happened in the past. |
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| member of a hunting people who travel from place to place to find food. |
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| highly organized group of people with their own language and ways of living. |
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| a shift from food gathering to growing and harvesting of crops and the domestication of animals for food. |
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| producing crops, and raising livestock. |
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| 10 Criteria: Politics (government and laws), economy (trade), Specialized Jobs, Supply of food/farming, Social (Religion), Social Classes, Art/Literature, Housing, Written Language, and Science |
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| belief in the primary importance of the individual and in the virtues of self-reliance and independence. |
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| the doctrine that beauty is the basic principle from which all other principles especially moral ones, are derived. |
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| the theory that reason provides the basis of action or belief and that reason is the prime source of knowledge and of spiritual truth. |
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| a formal speech or address especially given on special occasions such as civic holiday, academic celebration, or a funeral. |
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