ANTHROPOLOGY - > the study of man's ways of life or culture
ACCULTURATION - > occurs when 2 societies interact by borrowing and trading cultures
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY - > the study of features of the earth
ECONOMICS - > the study of the production, distribution and consumption of wealth
FIDEISM - > way of knowing based on an act of faith
RATIONALISM - > way of knowing based on logical thinking
OLIGARCHY - > government by a small group of people
HISTORY - > the study of man's past
CLIMATOLOGY - > the study of average weather
ASSIMILATION - > one culture is taken over by a more dominant culture
COMPETITION - > economic rivalry among producers for the consumer's dollars
SOCIOLOGY - > the study of man's social groups and institutions
POLITICAL SCIENCE - > the rules and procedures man uses to govern himself
HIERARCHY - > government having higher and lower ranks
METEOROLOGY - > study of the earth's atmosphere
FARMING - > most people in the underdeveloped countries of the world support
themselves by