Which of the following terms do historians and anthropologists use to refer to a group of people who share common traditions, practices, and beliefs? dynasty clan civilization culture

Culture.

Explanation:

The definition of culture, from the historiographical and anthropological perspective, refers to the set of traditions, beliefs, practices, customs, languages, artistic representations and common social characteristics of a human group in a given territory. Thus, historians and anthropologists refer to the Mayan culture, the Aztec culture, the Greek culture, etc.

This definition refers in particular to the social and traditional components of these human groups, which mark common characteristics among the people that make them up, and which allow generating a common identity that differentiates them from others.

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