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Long held customs whose origins are unknown are called: mores,folkways,traits,assimilation’s

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vovangra [49]3 years ago

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folkways

Explanation:

Long held customs whose origins are unknown are called folkways.

Folkways are the traditional way of life a people in a particular area.

Folkways are essential part of every culture.
They are more like informal rules and customs of a group of people that are expected not to be violated.
They are more like laws printed on the heart.
Mores are informal rules that have weightier consequences compared to folkways.
Most times the origin of folkways cannot be traced.

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