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↑ Anderson, Terry H. (1995). The Movement and the Sixties. Oxford University Press. ISBN978-0-19-510457-8.
↑ Landis, Judson R., penyunting (1973). Current Perspectives on Social Problems (ed. Third). Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Co. m/s. 2. ISBN0-534-00289-7. Culture is the "social heritage" of society. It includes the complex set of learned and shared beliefs, customs, skills, habits, traditions, and knowledge common to the members of society. Within a culture, there may be subcultures made up of specific groups that are somewhat separate from the rest of society because of distinct traits, beliefs, or interests.
