Fill in the Blanks 94-testOnline version 94-test by Farhad Key 1 cultured haute behavior concept haute indigenous fit non aboriginal civilization argue Many people today think of culture in the way that it was thought of in Europe during the 18th and early 19th centuries . This of culture reflected inequalities within European societies and their colonies around the world . This understanding of culture equates culture with and contrasts both with nature or - civilization . According to this understanding of culture , some countries are more civilized than others , and some people are more than others . Theorists like Matthew Arnold ( 1822 - 1888 ) believed that culture is simply that which is created by " the best that has been thought and said in the world " ( p . 6 ) . [ 5 ] Anything that doesn't into this category is labeled as chaos or anarchy . From this perspective , culture is closely tied to cultivation , which is the progressive refinement of human . In practice , culture referred to elite goods and activities such as cuisine , high fashion or couture , museum - caliber art and classical music . The word cultured referred to people who knew about and took part in these activities . For example , someone who used culture in this sense might that classical music is more refined than music by working - class people , such as jazz or the music traditions of peoples .
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