Cultural and Social Concepts

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Cuisine

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The style of cooking and preparing food that is characteristic of a particular country, region, or community. It often reflects local ingredients, traditions, and cultural practices.

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Ethics

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A set of principles or rules about what is right and wrong behavior, often influenced by culture, religion, or philosophy, that guide individuals and groups in making decisions.

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Manners

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The socially accepted ways of behaving or conducting oneself, particularly in public or when interacting with others, which vary between cultures.

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Community

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A group of people living in the same place or having shared characteristics, interests, or cultural practices that bind them together.

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Perspective

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A particular way of looking at or thinking about something, often shaped by one's experiences, culture, or background.

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Preconception

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An opinion or assumption formed before having all the facts or knowledge, often influenced by stereotypes or previous experiences.

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Immigrant

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A person who moves to a foreign country to live there permanently or for a long period of time.

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Citizen

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A legally recognized member of a country who has certain rights, duties, and responsibilities within that society.

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Class (in society)

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A group of people in society who share a similar social or economic status, often divided based on wealth, occupation, education, or other factors.

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Morals

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A set of beliefs or values about what is right and wrong behavior, often based on cultural, religious, or personal standards.