A society in which the state coordinates and

A society in which the state coordinates and implements the
production and distribution of basic resources through central planning
and control.
Artistic
Systems
A.
A society's approach to aesthetics including decorative art, music,
architecture, web design, and city planning.
Legal Systems
F.
The systems developed by a society to protect citizens' rights.
Formal Legal
System
M.
A very formalized system that is chronicled in things such as a written
constitution and laws.
Family
Systems
Q.
The system a society develops for who can marry whom and the
arrangements for how children and senior members are cared for.
Nuclear Family J.
The family is based on two generations whose members are related by
marriage and consists primarily of parents and children.
Economic
Systems
O.
The basic ways a society organizes itself to meet its members'
universal needs of food, water, clothing, and housing.
Formal
Education
System
H.
The use of schools, books, and professionally trained teachers to
educate youth.

Educational
Systems
K.
The patterns for how the senior members of a culture transmit their
values, beliefs, and behaviors to their offspring.
Rational
Religious
System
C.
The emphasis is on finding reason-based scientific answers to the
supernatural with a focus on individual responsibility and work ethic.
Mystical
Religious
System
P.
The emphasis is on supernatural powers, both good and evil, that
control day-to-day events and life.
Religious
Systems
D.
The ways a culture explains the supernatural and what otherwise
seems inexplicable.
Fluid Artistic
System
B.
A preference for more fluid, indiscriminate lines with an emphasis on
ebb and flow and flexibility.