Belief Systems: Social Studies Dictionary - Belief Systems

Definition and meaning of Belief Systems

Belief Systems

Beliefs relate to religion, customs, values, attitudes, ideals, and world views. Belief systems include the beliefs and values shared by members of a racial, ethnic, or social group as well as those held by individuals. Belief systems develop over time and reflect the ideology, religion, politics, social structure, and economic activities of a particular group. Beliefs influence all decisions including economic ones.

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The meaning of Belief Systems is an excerpt from Texas Education Agency - The Social Studies Center at Texas University:

"The Social Studies Center (2000-2003) was the successor to the Social Studies Center for Educator Development, which was funded by the Texas Education Agency from 1997 - 2000. The Texas Education Agency awarded a grant to Educational Service Center Region VI in Huntsville, in collaboration with Texas A&M University in College Station and Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, to create a social studies center for professional development in curriculum and assessment."

See the website here: http://www.tea.state.tx.us

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