cultural differences Flashcards

1
Q

refers to biological
differences that distinguish
humans and other animals
into two main categories:
male and female.”

A

sex

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2
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encompasses all the social, cultural, and
psychological characteristics that a culture
assigns to males and females. It categorizes
which behaviors and traits are appropriate
for men and women. There are two main
types of gender: masculine and feminine.”

A

gender

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3
Q

Culturally-assigned tasks and
activities to sexes
● Social constructs ○ Examples: ■ Only males can handle
physically demanding
activities.
■ Females should
handle domestic
tasks

A

gender roles

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4
Q

is more malleable and
changing across societies.

A

gender

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5
Q

relatively
absolute and universal
because of biological
structures

A

sex

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6
Q

refers to
a category that groups people
into similar economic, social,
cultural, and political status

A

socioeconomic class

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7
Q

refers to the
ranking of people based on their
income classification. A family with
lower income puts one in a lower
economic status while those who
have higher income advances people
to a higher status

A

economic status

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8
Q

caste system in india which means priests

A

brahmins

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9
Q

caste system in india which means kings, rulers, warriors

A

kshatriyas

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10
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caste system in india which means craftsmen, merchants, landowners, skilled workers

A

viasyas

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11
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caste system in india which means farm workers, unskilled workers, servant

A

sudras

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12
Q

caste system in india which means streetsweepers, human/animal waste removers, dead body handlers, outcasts

A

dalits (untouchables)

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13
Q

social classes in the philippines which means full blooded spanish living in the philippines and born in spain

A

peninsulares

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14
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social classes in the philippines which means full-blooded spanish living in the philippines and born in the philippines as well

A

insulares

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15
Q

social classes in the philippines which means wealthy group of individuals born in the philippine and were able to study abroad

A

ilustrados

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16
Q

social classes in the philippines which means people with mixed raciak origins and economically sufficient

A

chinese/spanish mestizos

17
Q

social classes in the philippines which means native/full blooded filipinos

A

indio

18
Q

social classes in the philippines which mean full blooded chinese living in the philippines

A

sangley

19
Q

proposed a
socioeconomic class system
that delineates the
bourgeois and the
proletariat.

A

karl marx

20
Q

owner of the means of
production or the
monetary, land, and
technological capital
do not have to work yet
they accumulate wealth

A

bourgeois

21
Q

do not own the means of
production
must work and sell their
labor power in order to
survive

A

proletariat

22
Q

types of capital

A

economic, social, cultural

23
Q

refers to
financial resources that an
individual possesses.
* Examples include money, assets,
properties, and savings.”

A

economic capital

24
Q

al is the collection or
network of an individual’s social
relations with people that may be of
help in the future.
* Examples include relationships with peers,
friends, family, teachers, fellow alums,
colleagues, employers, and community
members.”

A

social capital

25
Q

is the combination of
knowledge, behaviors, and skills that an
individual has acquired to demonstrate one’s
cultural competence and, in turn, determine
one’s social status in society.
* Examples include material capital (sources of
knowledge like books and computers) and
nonmaterial capital (academic degrees, job titles,
religious titles, and other social roles).”

A

cultural capital

26
Q

refers to a
specific group of people with
similar characteristics and a
distinct cultural identity, which
distinguish them from other
groups in the community or
society

A

ethnic group

27
Q

largest enthic group

A

TAGALOG, CEBUANO, ILOCANO,
BICOLANO, MARANAO,
MAGUINDANAO, AND TAUSUG.

28
Q

refers to the
shared cultural heritage,
language or dialect, religion,
traditions and rituals,
norms, values, beliefs, and
other practices

A

ETHNICITY

29
Q

a socially
constructed category
attributed to people
with the same
biological traits or
attributes

A

race

30
Q

are ethnic groups
with their own language.

A

ethnolinguistic groups

31
Q

One of the earliest
recorded religions in
society is ____ among
hunting and gathering
societies

A

animism

32
Q

is the belief
that spiritual forces
reside in natural
elements of the
physical world (e.g.,
trees, oceans, wind)

A

animism

33
Q

The concept of Animism
was first coined by
anthropologist Sir _____ in the 19th century

A

Edward
Tylor

34
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A