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1 ABC’S OF CULTURE

2 A=Appearance Clothing type-colors, material Jewelry Hair style
Physical features

3 B=Belief System Religion:Monotheistic or Polytheistic Superstitions

4 C=Communication Language Tone Signs Body language Names/Titles

5 D=Dates History Ancestry Heritage Holidays

6 E=Entertainment Art Music Crafts Dance Sports Songs Hobbies

7 F=Food Types Spices Preparation Taboos Number of meals Times
How they eat

8 G=Government Laws Values Titles Social roles Social Groups

9 H=Housing Style Materials Use of rooms Shape Size Color

10 I=Information Informal education Formal education

11 J=Jobs Technology Economy Currency Transportation

12 K=Kind of Environment Location Climate Physical features Vegetation

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