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anthropology

the study of the origins and developments of the human race and its societies and cultures

Ex: Sarah decided to major in anthropology to study the diverse cultures and societies around the world. 
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anthropologist

a scientist who studies human beings, especially their societies, cultures, languages, and physical development, both past and present

Ex: The anthropologist spent years living among the tribe to understand their customs. 
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anthropological
anthropological
[Adjective]

relating to the scientific study of humans, their cultures, and their development

Ex: She read an anthropological book about ancient societies. 
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belonging
belonging
[noun]

the feeling of being happy or comfortable in a specific situation or group

Ex: Finding a sense of belonging in a new city can take time, but joining local clubs and groups helps build connections. 
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citizen
citizen
[noun]

someone whose right of belonging to a particular state is legally recognized either because they are born there or are naturalized

Ex: Every citizen has the right to vote in democratic elections. 
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citizenship

the legal status of being a member of a certain country

Ex: Citizenship is the legal status that grants individuals certain rights and responsibilities within a country. 
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civic
civic
[Adjective]

relating to the activities or duties of individuals concerning their town, city, or local area

Ex: Civic engagement involves actively participating in community activities or political affairs to promote social justice and change. 
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collective
collective
[Adjective]

done, shared, or involving all members of a group acting together

Ex: The team made a collective decision to change its schedule. 
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committee
committee
[noun]

a group of people appointed or elected to perform a specific function, task, or duty

Ex: The committee convened to discuss the budget allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. 
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community
community
[noun]

a group of people who live in the same area

Ex: The local community came together to organize a charity fundraiser. 
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demographic

the statistical characteristics of a population, such as age, gender, and ethnicity

Ex: The new marketing strategy aims to target a younger demographic. 
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generation

people born and living at approximately the same period of time

Ex: The older generation often reminisces about life before smartphones became ubiquitous. 
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Generation X

the group of people born during the 1960s and 1970s

Ex: Many members of Generation X grew up before the internet. 
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Generation Y

the group of people born in the 1980s and early 1990s

Ex: Many in Generation Y use digital technology daily. 
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Generation Z

the group of people born in the late 1990s and early 2010s

Ex: Many in Generation Z use smartphones from a young age. 
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global
global
[Adjective]

regarding or affecting the entire world

Ex: The pandemic has had a global impact on public health, economies, and daily life. 
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globe
globe
[noun]

the planet Earth

Ex: People live all over the globe. 
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group
group
[noun]

a number of things or people that have some sort of connection or are at a place together

Ex: A group of children were playing in the park. 
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to integrate

to become accepted as part of a social group, community, or society

Ex: It took him several months to integrate into the local community. 
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integration

the process of bringing people from different racial, ethnic, religious, or social groups into equal participation in a community or institution

Ex: The school introduced several programs to encourage racial integration. 
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lived experience

knowledge and understanding gained from personally going through something

Ex: Her lived experience helps her understand others. 
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military service

the act of serving in the armed forces, either as a professional soldier or during a mandatory enlistment period

Ex: He completed his military service before starting his civilian career. 
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multicultural
multicultural
[Adjective]

relating to or involving several different cultures

Ex: The city is known for its vibrant and multicultural population. 
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organization

a group of people who work together for a particular reason, such as a business, department, etc.

Ex: He is the founder of a new sports organization. 
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public
public
[noun]

a society's ordinary people

Ex: The politician promised to serve the interests of the public. 
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to represent

to act on behalf of a group, organization, or constituency; to convey the views, interests, or concerns of others in an official or formal capacity

Ex: In international forums, diplomats represent their countries, articulating positions on diplomatic, economic, and political matters. 
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representation

the fact or state of having representatives or being represented

Ex: The students wanted representation in the school council. 
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representative

someone acting on behalf of others

Ex: The union sent a representative to the meeting. 
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social
social
[Adjective]

related to society and the lives of its citizens in general

Ex: The government implemented social programs to support vulnerable populations. 
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society
society
[noun]

people in general, considered as an extensive and organized group sharing the same laws

Ex: In modern society, technological advancements have drastically changed the way we communicate and interact. 
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sociology
sociology
[noun]

the study of human society, social relationships, institutions, and patterns of social behavior

Ex: She studied sociology at university. 
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