All core values together.

• A. Core Values
• B. World View
• C. Indigenous
• D. Clans

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how a culture’s beliefs, values, and perspectives come together to shape its overall way of thinking about and interpreting the world. All core values together form a world view—the complete lens through which people judge what is important, what is true, and how they should behave. It isn’t just one value or a single idea, but the entire system of beliefs and norms that guides daily life and choices.

Core values alone are the individual beliefs that people hold, not the full framework. Indigenous points to a group identity, and clans refer to kinship groups within a culture. Those are parts of culture, but they don’t describe the entire perspective that encompasses all values and beliefs.