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Page 1: Culture and Society Mrs. Ashford Contemporary Issues Spring Semester.

Culture and Society Mrs. Ashford

Contemporary Issues Spring Semester

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Bellwork Question

• What do you know about depression?

• Why do you feel most people do not talk about the impact of mental illness in this society?

• What is the stigma to mental illness?

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Bellwork-Culture Gallery Walk

• Students will get into groups of 5 and share out what are the common stereotypes of each group.

• Groups will rotate and continue until all groups has completed all groups.

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World Migration

• Africa• Asia• Australia• Western Europe• Eastern Europe• North America• South America

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What is a Society?

Mrs. AshfordU.S. Government Spring Semester

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Society

• Group of people with shared territory, interaction and culture.

• Made up by friendship or common interest

• Groups of two or more people

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Pluralistic Society

• United States is pluralistic

• Composed of many different kinds of people

• Members retain some ethnic traditions and beliefs from their old society

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Types of Societies

• Hunting and gathering• Horticultural-hand tools to raise crops • Pastoral-domestication & breeding of animals• Agricultural/agrarian-raise crops by the plow• Industrial –machines replace humans• Postindustrial- economy based on services &

technology than production

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Term

Assimilation

In order to fit into their new society, however, members must give up some of these original traditions.

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WHAT IS A CULTURE?

Mrs. AshfordU.S. Government

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Culture

• Everything made, learned, or shared by the members of a society

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Types of Culture

• Material-physical thingsExample-food, clothing, jewelry, etc.

• Nonmaterial-beliefs and valuesExample-thinness as a standard of beauty

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Levels of Culture

• Dominant-held by majority

• Subculture-within the dominant

• Counterculture-opposes the dominant

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Terms

Ethnocentrism

• View other cultures by the standards of one’s own culture.

• Consider their culture superior to other cultures.

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Cultural Relativism

• Interpreting other cultures based on one’s culture

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Culture Shock

• Practices of other cultures seem unfamiliar, scary or shocking.

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Cultural Diffusion

• Item of culture spreads throughout a culture or from one culture to another.

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Quick Quiz

1. Society is

(A) a political entity (B) the same as culture or nation(C) limited by geographical boundaries(D) organized interaction of people sharing land and culture

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2. Culture includes

(A) only material things such as cars or jewelry(B) our thoughts, our beliefs, and our possessions(C) the land we share(D) only nonmaterial things such as values or beliefs

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3. Which of the following types of societies came first?

(A) industrial(B) agricultural(C) mass(D) horticultural and pastoral

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• Place migration of world population in order.


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