WHPP Unit 3 - Cultural Patterns & Processes

NOT an example of a universalizing religion

Example of an isolated language

Correct order from largest to smallest

NOT a consequence of the spread of popular culture

BONUS QUESTION: Correct nickname for the social sciences department

Combination of cultural, economic, and physical features of a place

Correct order of identity across scale: individual-regional-global

Correct order from largest to smallest

NOT an example of popular culture

Language that results from mixing colonizer's and indigenous languages

Language used by government for laws, road signs, money, etc.

Example of a hierarchical religion

Most common type of diffusion for an ethnic religion or folk culture

Growing trend in parts of western world away from religion

Religious journey to a holy place

Boundaries for uses of particular words

Small, homogeneous groups practicing traditions, usually isolated

Large, heterogeneous groups sharing habits despite personal differences, covers large territory

Simplified form of a lingua franca

Degree to which 2 or more groups live in separate parts of urban environment

Way of identifying by constructing an "Other"

Example of an extinct language

Group who shares common biological ancestor

Areas specifically associated with or even intended for males or females

NOT an example of an ethnic religion

Literal interpretation and strict adherence to religious principles

NOT an example of folk culture

Cultural landscape with visible signs of popular culture, globalization, buying/selling, etc.

Widely-used language, generally for purposes of trade

Group of people who share cultural traditions of a particular hearth