PTE

The number of live births in a population over a period, usually expressed per thousand people per year.

Intended to help people in need or support a public-benefit cause.

A developing pattern in the tastes, ideas, or practices shared within a society or group.

The number of deaths in a population over a period, usually expressed per thousand people per year.

Relating to a group connected by a perceived shared cultural background, ancestry, language, or traditions.

A family network that includes relatives beyond parents and their children, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, or cousins.

an event or activity organized to collect money for a group or cause

A set of social expectations associated with a person's gender in a particular context.

An established system of social practices and expectations that organizes an important area of collective life.

A group that makes up more than half of a specified population.

A social group with less power or unequal treatment compared with a dominant group, regardless of its numerical size.

Including or relating to several cultural groups or traditions.

Support that people exchange to meet one another's needs through cooperation.

A shared expectation about behavior considered usual or acceptable within a group.

The passing of stories, knowledge, and customs between generations through spoken performance and communication.

A person with a similar position or level of experience, such as another student.

a community established for continuing residence rather than only temporary or seasonal occupation

Entertainment, styles, and other cultural practices that are widely shared or enjoyed in everyday life.

a difference, especially an unequal condition, between geographic regions in income, opportunities, services, or other outcomes

A set of actions performed in an established way because they have shared symbolic, social, or religious meaning.

a person who moves to an area to establish a permanent home there, especially during organized settlement

A household in which one parent lives with and raises a child or children without a partner living there.

a system in which people are treated as property and forced to live or work under others' control

A grouping in society associated with similar economic resources, occupations, and social standing.

A sustained collective effort to bring about or resist changes in society.

A set of social connections linking people or groups to one another.

A person's or group's position or standing within a society or social setting.

The systematic study of social relationships, institutions, and patterns of life in human societies.

having relatively few people living in a given amount of land