Culture is generally defined as the sum of an individual's way of life, ranging from the food he or she eats, the clothes he or she wears, and the house where he or she lives .
It also includes both the material and non-material things that he or she possesses or acquires.
Non-material things are the norms and values as well as the intangible aspects of his or her existenc: music,dance, poetry, and other forms of expressions that showcase his or her creativity and artistry.
Culture also includes fads and fashion trends,manners and taboos as well as scientific knowledge and technology that manifest through tangible aspects, such as architectural and engineering wonders , advancement in medicine, and breakthroughs in transportation and communication.
Aside from culture, students are also encouraged to understand and appreciate the importance of society and politics.
Society is generally defined as an originally defined as organized group or groups of independent people who share a common territory, language, and culture, and who act together for collective survival and well-being.
The ways that people depend upon one another can be seen in different social features, such as their economic, communication, and defense systems.
They are also bound together by a general sense of common identity and pride of place.
In reality, there can be no culture without a society and so far there are no known human societies that do not exhibit culture.