A. folkways
B. mores
C. customs
D. traditions
A. symbols have universal meaning
B. symbols are intrinsically meaningful
C. symbols are biologically determined
D. none of the above
A. administrator
B. foreign policy maker
C. legislator
D. ceremonial representative of the U.S
A. relative to time and place of study and subject to revision
B. absolute truths for all times
C. universally accepted
D. personal oions of important scholars
A. as wealthy as the developed nations
B. living in poor countries
C. living in industrial nations
D. living in predominantly agricultural nations
A. it is virtually impossible not to view people and situations in terms of some of the norms and categories derived from one,s own cultural experiences
B. people are intolerant by nature
C. people are afraid and distrustful of strangers
D. it is impossible to understand another culture or subculture without having been raised in it
A. Physical survival
B. Territorial integrity
C. Political independence
D. Cultural diversity