3-5b Ethnocentrism & Cultural Universals

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S.2.5 Identify culture conflict, cultural similarity, cultural diversity.
S.6.7 Define ethnocentrism and explain how it can be beneficial or destructive to a culture.

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Matching Pairs 3-5b Ethnocentrism & Cultural UniversalsOnline version S.2.5 Identify culture conflict, cultural similarity, cultural diversity. S.6.7 Define ethnocentrism and explain how it can be beneficial or destructive to a culture. by Lance Hiles 1 Ethnocentrism is found in all countries, because people end up _____ their culture and feeling anxious when they are around someone else's culture 2 Ethnocentrism can be seen in state rivalries within the U.S., _____ that are founded on extreme cases of ethnocentrism. 3 The Nazis killed 6 million Jews in the name of racial purity, a disadvantage of ethnocentrism, when people are divided and driven to _____ and _____. 4 _____ helps people sacrifice their lives for the good of the country, which is an advantage of ethnocentrism. 5 One disadvantage of ethnocentrism is the racism used against ____ in the 1960s, racism that the civil rights movement rose and fought against. 6 All people die, so all societies have funeral rites, an example of how _____ similarity account for cultural universals. 7 All people will die in the _____ , so they all need shelters, which is an example of why cultural universals exist. 8 Due to their different _____ U.S. troops encountered hostility from local Afghans; this is one of two reactions societies can have to new ideas 9 Members of schools, _____ , & churches all feel their way of life should be adopted, an example of ethnocentrism at the individual level. 10 The division of child care between men and women is an example of a _____ , which is how cultural universals are expressed by a society. 11 _____ include producing goods and services, & teaching culture to new members, both are examples of why cultural universals exist. 12 People cannot imagine any other ____ after they commit strongly to their culture. 13 China built walls to keep out invaders, but they also kept out _____ , a disadvantage of ethnocentrism, when a society becomes too inflexible 14 _____ happens as countries grow interconnected & share new ideas with each other; Ethnocentrism will always conflict with this. 15 _____ is caused by ethnocentrism, something that happens when tourists travel to a new culture and everything is different. 16 When people believe they are superior, they feel good about themselves and the group, which creates _____ , which is an advantage of ethnocentrism 17 _____ takes place when people committed to their culture & then start evaluating other cultures in terms of their own 18 Citizens are more likely to uphold traditions if they believe they are superior, which is an advantage of ethnocentrism, adding to society's _____ 19 _____ are cultural characteristics present in all cultures, & there are 70 of them, according to social scientists. 20 When a nation scores low in the _____ , people believe that nation holds a low status on the world stage, an example of international ethnocentrism.

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