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This is a picture of a religious group. Religious groups are a big part of your culture and social groups.

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Another type of social group is a Sorority. It is a group of people in college and is mainly found in the U.S or the Philippines.

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This social group is a group of people that get together every year and do the Dempsey Challenge.

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One type of social group is a sports team. This is a Maine soccer team.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_group

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/study-guides/sociology/social-groups-and-organizations/social-groups

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Why are social groups important to culture?

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Why are social groups important to culture?

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Social groups are an important aspect of culture because it's a way for people to come together based on things that they all like and believe in.

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1. Family is the most important social group. Through family kids learn how to act and what to believe in.
2. Your social groups effects who you're friends with.
3. Social groups are formed through interests, values, and ethnic backgrounds.
4. Social groups and social categories are different. Social categories are when people don't interact but still have similar characteristics. Social groups interact with each other.
5. You aren't part of a social group until you identify yourself as a member, or if you're chosen to be in the group.
6. Social groups are made for people with similar goals.
7. Primary groups are the number 1 social groups. All the members are emotionally attached in some way.
8. All people are involved in a lot of different social groups.
9. Secondary groups come after primary groups and is a larger group of people and are less emotionally attached.
10. One type of social group that has a lot to do with culture is your religious group.

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A social group is two or more people interacting with one another, share similar characteristics, and have a sense of unity.