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    The document provides instructions to divide a list of cultural characteristics into material and non-material culture. Students are asked to create a two-column table with material culture in one column and non-material culture in the other. Examples of material culture include art, housing, cell phones and sports. Non-material aspects contain beliefs, religion, hospitality and folklore.

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    The document provides instructions to divide a list of cultural characteristics into material and non-material culture. Students are asked to create a two-column table with material culture in one column and non-material culture in the other. Examples of material culture include art, housing, cell phones and sports. Non-material aspects contain beliefs, religion, hospitality and folklore.

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    Sociology Ass.

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    The document provides instructions to divide a list of cultural characteristics into material and non-material culture. Students are asked to create a two-column table with material culture in one column and non-material culture in the other. Examples of material culture include art, housing, cell phones and sports. Non-material aspects contain beliefs, religion, hospitality and folklore.

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    INSTRUCTIONS:

    1. Divide the cultural characteristics listed below into material and non-material culture.

    Art Hairstyles Music Beliefs about good and evil

    Hospitality Calendars Housing Personal names

    Jokes Religion Cooking Community organizations

    Friends Sports Language Education

    Law Folklore Marriage Visiting

    Government Mealtimes Cell phone Pets

    2. Make a table with two columns and write in each column the material culture and non-material culture.

    Material culture Non-material culture


    Art Hospitality
    Friends Jokes
    Government Law
    Hairstyles Religion
    Calendars Folklore
    Sports Music
    Mealtimes Cooking
    Housing Language
    Marriage Beliefs about good and evil
    Cell phone Personal names
    Community organizations Education
    Pets Visiting

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