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Transportation
Moving and carrying people and things from one place to another.
Housing
Buildings and other shelters in which people live and work.
Economics
Producing, distributing, and consuming goods and services; making, selling, and buying things.
Government
Making rules and enforcing them; people who have power and how power is used.
Tools
Instruments used to do work.
Architecture
The style and design of buildings.
Occupations
The jobs and other ways of working and making a living.
Laws
The rules which govern a society.
Communication
The exchange of ideas and information.
Traditions
Stories and customs that are passed from one generation to the next.
Music
The songs of a culture with singing and instruments
Art
The use of skill and imagination to produce decorative or appealing objects
Superstitions
Unreasonable beliefs or practices, founded on ignorance or fear
Language
The method of communication, either spoken or written, made up of the use of words in a structured way
Religion
A community of faith and worship. The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Literature
The written stories of a people.
Education
The transfer of knowledge, skills, and values in a society.
Medicine
Treating disease and sickness and improving health.
Family
A group of people who are related to one another and may live in a household together.
Recreation
Sports, games, and other play activities.
Clothing
Covering or adornment; wearing apparel
Customs
The traditions and ways of doing everyday things.
Ethnocentrism
Judging other people's cultures based on our own values.
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