Norms - this is something that is considered normal in society. Normal can vary from different things. For example, being given a gift at Christmas. Norms in terms of culture is something that people in a culture see as normal and practical for everyday lifestyles.
Values - Values are seen as something that is important in perhaps your culture or just in general society. Something that is seen as valued. Values can vary in terms of importance
National - National means a subject of one main country. For example, if there was a national protest in the UK, it would mean that the protest is only happening in the UK
International - This means that it involves more than one country.
Socialisation - this is the process in which we learn and how we are taught. Primary socalisation would be how you are taught at a young age. Secondary socialisation is how you learn from different experiences further in your life.
Some cultures may be very different to each other. For example, the Amish culture involves in women and men having completely different gender roles and a completely different lifestyle to the Western culture we live in.
Bullfighting is also a prime example for different culture beliefs. It is a typical Spanish tradition and can be seen as a piece of 'theatre'. When Spain was a dictatorship, bullfighting was extremely popular. Nowdays, it is seen as more cruel and harsh to animals. However people still do have postive views on the sport.
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