What is a charter group?

The first group to establish customs in a place

What are the differences between institutional (I) and vigorous (V) languages?

I: Education, Media, Politics, V: Daily use

Location's physical features--> Way the food tastes

All of these are examples of food taboos except

Hindus refraining from goat consumption

What is a pidgin language?

A simplified lingua franca used to teach non-native speakers, A language that combines two languages

A regional variation of a language

Inanimate objects have spirits and a consciousness

Which of the following is the major source of conflict in Western Asia?

The complex mix of ethnicities, incongruent with boundaries

What are the differences between ethnicity, nationality, and race?

E: Cultural Traits, N: Country Basis, R: Physiological Trait

Opinion (no points question): What is a fundamental issue with the caste system?

There is no issue., Unfairly puts people into a hierarchy, leading to corruption, It forced people into dangerous areas, It is widely accepted, causing issues if it fails

What is a lingua franca?

A language of international communication

What were Communists' stances on religion?

Communists challenged and discouraged religion

What are the world's four largest religions (in order, with correct #s)? (B-Billion, M-Million)

Christianity-2.2B, Islam-1.6B, Hinduism-1B, Buddhist-500M

What changed about the distribution of Jews from 1910 to 2012?

They mostly migrated from Russia to Israel and the U.S.

What is fundamentalism?

Intense adherence to a group's "principles" of the religion

What is significant about leisure activities in the U.S. compared to Pakistan?

Pakistanis socialize more and Americans watch more TV

What does the conflict in Israel/Palestine stem from?

Territorial disputes, The mixture of 3 very different religions in Jerusalem

Which of these is a theory of the common ancestry of the Indo-European language family?

Nomadic Warrior, Sedentary Farmer

What is a creolized language?

A language that combines colonizer + indigenous languages

What do Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have in common?

They all have roots in Jerusalem.

What is balkanization?

The process of a state breaking down due to ethnic strife

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1
All of these are part of the Old City of Jerusalem except
Armenian Quarter
Christian Quarter
Palestinian Quarter
Jewish Quarter
2
What is a charter group?
A nomadic group in Africa
The first group to establish customs in a place
A group that migrates from country to country
A group that prefers habits to customs
3
What are the differences between institutional (I) and vigorous (V) languages?
I: Daily Use + Literary Tradition, V: Political Use
I: Politics, V: Education
I: Education,Media,Politics, V: Daily use+Literary Tradition
I: Education, Media, Politics, V: Daily use
4
What is the standard language of England?
English
Midland Pronunciation
Received Pronunciation
London Dialect
5
Which is more distinctive: Folk Culture clothing trends or Popular Culture clothing trends?
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
6
Where are African Americans primarily concentrated?
Midwest U.S.
Northeast U.S.
Western U.S.
Southeast U.S.
7
All of these are examples of folk culture sports except
Cricket
Soccer
Baseball
Basketball
8
What is terroir?
Complications arising from cultural taboos
Cultural conflict that pertains to food consumption
The types of food respective societies eat
Location's physical features--> Way the food tastes
9
Which of these cultural values challenge societal morality?
Ethnic Cleansing
Women's Suffrage
Slavery
Dowries in India
10
All of these are examples of food taboos except
People from the above cultures prohibiting meat consumption.
Jewish people eating only kosher foods
Muslims abstaining from pork consumption
Hindus refraining from goat consumption
11
What types of groups practice Folk culture and Popular Culture (in that order)?
Homogeneous; Heterogeneous
Heterogeneous; Homogeneous
12
What was the intrinsic problem with the drawn borders of former colonies?
They did not account for the distribution of ethnicities
They separated some areas of the same ethnicity
They misconstrued complications of ethnicities
All of the above
13
What is blockbusting?
Real-estate agents reselling houses at high prices to blacks
Real-estate agents who made whites sell houses at low prices
All of the above
Discriminatory practices by real-estate agents
14
What is the largest branch of Buddhism?
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
15
What is a pidgin language?
Cyber language
A simplified lingua franca used to teach non-native speakers
When a parrot imitates a human
A language that combines two languages
16
What is the name of the major disputed region in India/Pakistan?
Tibet
Jammu & Kashmir
Islamabad
Delhi
17
All of these are branches of the Indo-European family except
Romance
Balto-Slavic
Indo-Aryan
Indo-Australian
18
What is a dialect?
The opposite of a lingua franca
A regional variation of a language
Unused language (ie. Latin)
A global variation of a language
19
Contrary to Europe, the United States has ______ as the largest religious branch.
Protestant
None of the Above
Orthodox
Roman Catholic
20
What is animism?
Inanimate objects have spirits and a consciousness
Humans are animated
Animals are alive
The belief in animation
21
Which three groups invaded England and shaped the English language?
Celtic, Germans, Vikings
Celtic, Germans, Normans
Celtic, Normans, Vikings
Vikings, Germans, Normans
22
Which of the following is the major source of conflict in Western Asia?
The complex mix of ethnicities, incongruent with boundaries
Inability to solve diplomatic issues
Fundamentalism
Government corruption
23
What are the differences between ethnicity, nationality, and race?
E: Physiological Trait,N: Cultural Traits,R: Economic Traits
E: Cultural Traits, N: Country Basis, R: Physiological Trait
E: Physiological Trait, N: Country Basis, R: Cultural Traits
E: National Trait, N: Economic Traits, R: Physical Traits
24
Opinion (no points question): What is a fundamental issue with the caste system?
There is no issue.
Unfairly puts people into a hierarchy, leading to corruption
It forced people into dangerous areas
It is widely accepted, causing issues if it fails
25
What is a lingua franca?
A language of international communication
A language used by everyone in the world
Political jargon
A language used exclusively in one country
26
Which of these is not a route African Americans used for intraregional migration?
U.S. Route 66
Interstate 10
Interstate 90
Interstate 77
27
Which of these is an example of cultural conflict between folk and popular culture?
Production of Wine
Soccer
Baseball
Presidential Elections
28
Who are at odds in Belgium regarding language?
Flemish & Macedonians
Walloons & Catalonians
Flamingos & Swans
Flemish & Walloons
29
What were Communists' stances on religion?
Communists were indifferent to the idea of religion
Communists begrudgingly allowed religion
Communists challenged and discouraged religion
Who cares about Communism?
30
Which country has the largest population of Muslims?
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
31
Which religion had the most recently migratory people?
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
32
What are the world's four largest religions (in order, with correct #s)? (B-Billion, M-Million)
Islam-1.7B, Christianity-1.3B, Hinduism-900M, Buddhist-500M
Christianity-2.1B, Islam-1.7B, Hinduism-900M, Buddhist-600M
Buddhism-3.2B, Hinduism-1.2B, Islam-850M, Christianity-600M
Christianity-2.2B, Islam-1.6B, Hinduism-1B, Buddhist-500M
33
All of these are true about ebonics except
AAVE
Roots can be traced back to racial segregation
Began in the 1600s
Vernacular in nature
34
Are uniform landscapes more common in Popular or Folk Culture?
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
35
What changed about the distribution of Jews from 1910 to 2012?
They migrated mostly to Israel only
They mostly migrated from Russia to Israel and the U.S.
They migrated from Israel to Russia
Almost no Jews live in Israel
36
All of the following are the most diverse regions in terms of religion except
Sub-Saharan Africa
South Asia
North America
East Asia
37
Which of these is true regarding multilingual places?
Switzerland: Institutionalized Strife
Nigeria: Spatial Compromise
Canada: Bilingual Democracy
All of the above
38
What is fundamentalism?
Focusing on the basic necessities of life
Intense adherence to a group's "principles" of the religion
Ethnic strife between ethnic religions
Falsification of facts to hide reality from the world
39
What is significant about leisure activities in the U.S. compared to Pakistan?
Americans socialize more and Pakistanis watch more TV
Americans prefer socializing to watching TV
Pakistanis spends more time playing computer games
Pakistanis socialize more and Americans watch more TV
40
Which of the following went through both ethnic cleansing and genocide?
North Korea
Soviet Union
Sudan
Ethiopia
41
What do(es) Popular Culture clothing habits reflect?
Occupation & Income
Societal Issues
Hierarchical Status
Political Viewpoints
42
What is an isogloss?
Boundaries of word-usage
A map of elevation changes
A map of dialects in the U.S.
A map of the U.S.
43
What does the conflict in Israel/Palestine stem from?
Territorial disputes
The Great War
The mixture of 3 very different religions in Jerusalem
Failure on the behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu
44
Which of these is a theory of the common ancestry of the Indo-European language family?
Survivor
Migrant
Nomadic Warrior
Sedentary Farmer
45
From where did language originate?
S.W. Asia
W. Africa
E. Asia
W. Europe
46
How does soccer represent both folk and popular culture?
Folk: Origin, Pop: Diffusion
Folk: Diffusion, Pop: Origin
Folk: Style & Hearth, Pop: Anonymity
Folk: Location, Pop: Widespread Use
47
What is a creolized language?
A language used to communicate with other diplomats
Language spoken by Native Americans only
A useful language for families
A language that combines colonizer + indigenous languages
48
What do Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have in common?
They are all polytheistic.
They all have roots in Jerusalem.
They all have roots in Mecca.
They have nothing in common.
49
What is balkanization?
A group of people who support uniting with another state
The precursor to genocide
The process of a state breaking down due to ethnic strife
The stages of rebuilding after ethnic cleansing
50
Which of the following went through genocide?
South Korea
Rwanda
India
United States
51
All of the following are universalizing religions except
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
52
All of the following countries strongly enforce veiling of women except
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Indonesia
Sudan
53
All of the following are examples of ethnicities except
African American
Asian American
Chinese
Hispanic American
54
What is an ethnoburb?
An urban ethnic enclave
Another name for a suburban area
The changes that happen to urban ethnic enclaves
A suburban area with a cluster of an ethnic population
55
About how many total languages are endangered?
1350
1100
600
2450
56
What are two elements of culture?
Arts & Recreational Activities
Food & Shelter
Daily necessities & Leisure activities
Clothing & Food
57
What is a sharecropper?
A company who extracts oil
The time period before the Industrial Revolution
A slave who worked on the farm
A farmer who uses crops as rent to a landowner
58
Where are Native Americans primarily concentrated?
South U.S.
Northeast U.S.
Scattered, but mostly West-Midwest U.S.
West Coast
59
What are the three hearths of folk culture housing in the United States?
Lower Chesapeake and Tidewater, New England, Middle Atlantic
Chicago, New York, Los Angeles
Boston, New York, Washington
New England, Gulf of Mexico, Silicon Valley
60
All of the following are correct steps of ethnic cleansing except
Kill the remaining people of the village
Move equipment into an unimportant village
Forcibly remove the remaining people
Round up and segregate the people of the village
61
What is a nativist?
Someone who supports population growth
Someone native to a country
A stateless person
Anti-immigrant
62
What is a pilgrimage?
Emigrating out of a country forever
A tool needed to complete a prayer
Converting to a different religion
Religious journey to a sacred land
63
What type of spatial interaction produces distinctive folk customs?
Limited
Expansive
All of the above
Abundant
64
What are two different types of culture?
Folk and Indigenous
Popular and Primal
Folk and Popular
Heterogeneous and Homogeneous
65
What are the four possible nationalities of the United Kingdom?
English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish
English, Scottish, Norwegian, British
British, Scottish, English, Welsh
British, Irish, English, Scottish
66
What are the branches of Islam?
Sunnis & Muhammadians
Shiites & Muhammadians
Saudi Arabians & Iranis
Sunnis & Shiites
67
What is the hierarchical order of languages?
Branch-->Group-->Family
Branch-->Family-->Group
Group-->Family-->Branch
Family-->Branch-->Group
68
What was apartheid?
What Mandela vouched for
The United States's attempts at African colonization
The legal separation of races to spatially different areas
Discrimination that plagues the country of South Sudan
69
What is a literary tradition?
Written + Spoken Language
Only Written Language
Only Spoken Language
None of the Above
70
Where are Asian Americans primarily concentrated?
California
Chicago
New York
Houston
71
What is a broad description for the hearths of folk culture?
Popular
Traceable
Erased in history
Anonymous
72
What country is the Sino-Tibetan language family concentrated in?
China
Russia
India
United States
73
Which of the following is a syncretic religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
Confucianism
Islam
74
All of these religious structures were built for an assembly of people except
Mosques
Temples
Gurdwaras
Synagogues
75
Which of these cultures attempts to resist assimilation?
Amish
Hindus
Muslims
Christians
76
What distinguishes Hinduism from the other four major religions? (CHRS,ISLAM,JUDAI,BUDDHISM)
It is universalizing.
It was based in North Asia.
It has an unknown origin.
It is monotheistic.
77
What is the difference between ethnic cleansing and genocide?
EC: Voluntary Removal, Genocide: Forced Removal
EC: Forced Removal, Genocide: Extermination
EC: Forced Removal, Genocide: Voluntary Removal
None of the Above
78
What is the correct order of Lang families, from greatest % of speakers to least % of speakers?
Indo-European (47%), Sino-Tibetan (20%), Niger-Congo (7%)
Indo-European (47%), Niger-Congo (20%), Sino-Tibetan (7%)
Indo-European (32%), Niger-Congo (27%), Sino-Tibetan (15%)
Indo-European (32%), Sino-Tibetan (27%), Niger-Congo (15%)
79
All of the following distinguish dialects from other dialects except
Follows/Doesn't Follow a Literary Tradition
Vocabulary
Spelling
Pronunciation
80
What was the difference, if any, between the diffusion of the internet and the diffusion of TV?
There was no difference
TV was hierarchical, the Internet was contagious
TV diffused much faster
The internet diffused much faster
81
What is sequent occupance?
When ethnic groups immigrate
When people occupy an area temporarily
When people leave an area temporarily
When ethnic groups move in and out of neighborhoods
82
What is the difference between monotheism and polytheism?
Mono. = One god, Poly. = Two gods
Mono. = One god, Poly. = Many gods
Mono. = Two gods, Poly. = One god
Mono. = Two gods, Poly. = Many gods
83
What is a hierarchical religion?
People create their own customs to follow
Has a large following
Has a defined structure and uses local administrative units
A religion practiced by only the rich
84
What are some challenges of accessing electronic media?
All of the above
Blocked Content
Violating User Rights
Banned certain models of Technology
85
Which of the following is a repetitive act of a group?
Taboo
Origin
Custom
Habit
86
All of these are examples of forced migration except
The triangular slave trade
Migration to Germany from China
Ethnic Cleansing in the Rakhine State of Myanmar
The Rwandan genocide
87
What is pop music written for, as opposed to folk music?
To spread ideas
Pleasure
Intent to be sold
Fun
88
What is the difference between Developing (D) and Vigorous (V) languages?
D: Governmental Use V: Daily Use
D: Daily Use + Literary Tradition, V: Daily Use
D: Economical Use V: Daily Use
D: Daily Use, V: Daily Use + Literary Tradition
89
Buddhism diffused mostly
Northward
Westward
None of the Above
Southward
90
What are logograms?
Language used exclusively for supranational organizations.
Communication via symbols that represent words.
Only written language
Languages such as English
91
The nation of Kurdistan's territory is (partially) in all of these countries except
Iran
Armenia
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
92
What is an ethnic enclave?
An area with high diversity
An area overrun by drugs and crime
An area w/an ethnic group distinct from the surrounding area
An area in which all immigrants gravitate towards
93
What does the sharp reduction in folk religions in Africa say about the continent?
All of the Above
It is developing.
It is still under the reign of Poland.
It is being affected by globalization
94
What is the difference between centripetal and centrifugal forces?
Centripetal: Unifying, Centrifugal: Dividing
Centripetal: Dividing, Centrifugal: Unifying
95
How does Popular Culture tend to spread?
Relocation Diffusion.
Contagious Diffusion.
Expansion Diffusion.
Hierarchical Diffusion.
96
Which of the following went through balkanization?
China
United States
Yugoslavia
Japan
97
All of these are examples of voluntary migration except
A Chinese ethnic enclave in the US to combat discrimination
A family that moved from Syria to Turkey due to the war
Migration from Japan to the United States
An African worker moving to Switzerland for economical gain
98
What is neolocalism?
Favoring federal states
Favoring locality
Having distinctive ethnic neighborhoods in a city
Process of embracing the authenticity of a place
99
All of these are countries that experienced ethnic cleansing except
Kosovo
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Rwanda
Myanmar
100
What was the hearth that Islam diffused out of?
South of Mecca
Mecca-Medina area
Jerusalem
Nepal
101
All of the following are languages combined with English except
Mandaringlish
Denglish
Franglais
Spanglish
102
Which of the following is a repetitive act that individuals perform everyday?
Custom
Idiocy
Leisure
Habit
103
Where are Hispanic Americans primarily concentrated?
Near/along the border with Mexico
Southeast U.S.
Along the coast
Midwest U.S.
104
Relocation diffusion of Christianity was via
Planes
Hearths
Missionaries
Automobiles
105
What is the difference between universalizing and ethnic religions?
Univ: Invasions, Eth: Colonization
Univ: Folk, Eth: Popular
Univ: Attempts to Globalize, Eth: Stays in one group
Univ: One Group, Eth: Many groups
106
What is an adage?
Sayings that attempt to express a truth about life
Something that sets up a folk culture
The origin of a folk culture
When a folk culture's origin can be deduced
107
What is the correct order of Lang families, from greatest % of speakers to least % of speakers?
Afro-Asiatic (13%), Dravidian (9%), Austronesian (7%)
Afro-Asiatic (6%), Austronesian (6%), Dravidian (4%)
Afro-Asiatic (6%), Dravidian (6%), Austronesian (4%)
Afro-Asiatic (13%), Austronesian (9%), Dravidian (7%)
108
What U.S. court case ruled that the segregation of schools was unconstitutional?
Plessy v Board of Education
Ford v Board of Education
Brown v Board of Education
Finch v Board of Education
109
What is the difference between atheism and agnosticism, in terms of beliefs towards God?
Atheism: Factually Incorrect, Agnosticism: Doesn't exist
Atheism: Unprovable, Agnosticism: Empirically Wrong
None of the Above
Atheism: Doesn't exist, Agnosticism: Empirically unprovable
110
All of the following are ethnic religions except
Hinduism
Islam
Folk religions
Judaism

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1
All of these are part of the Old City of Jerusalem except
Armenian Quarter
Christian Quarter
Palestinian Quarter
Jewish Quarter
2
What is a charter group?
A nomadic group in Africa
The first group to establish customs in a place
A group that migrates from country to country
A group that prefers habits to customs
3
What are the differences between institutional (I) and vigorous (V) languages?
I: Daily Use + Literary Tradition, V: Political Use
I: Politics, V: Education
I: Education,Media,Politics, V: Daily use+Literary Tradition
I: Education, Media, Politics, V: Daily use
4
What is the standard language of England?
English
Midland Pronunciation
Received Pronunciation
London Dialect
5
Which is more distinctive: Folk Culture clothing trends or Popular Culture clothing trends?
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
6
Where are African Americans primarily concentrated?
Midwest U.S.
Northeast U.S.
Western U.S.
Southeast U.S.
7
All of these are examples of folk culture sports except
Cricket
Soccer
Baseball
Basketball
8
What is terroir?
Complications arising from cultural taboos
Cultural conflict that pertains to food consumption
The types of food respective societies eat
Location's physical features--> Way the food tastes
9
Which of these cultural values challenge societal morality?
Ethnic Cleansing
Women's Suffrage
Slavery
Dowries in India
10
All of these are examples of food taboos except
People from the above cultures prohibiting meat consumption.
Jewish people eating only kosher foods
Muslims abstaining from pork consumption
Hindus refraining from goat consumption
11
What types of groups practice Folk culture and Popular Culture (in that order)?
Homogeneous; Heterogeneous
Heterogeneous; Homogeneous
12
What was the intrinsic problem with the drawn borders of former colonies?
They did not account for the distribution of ethnicities
They separated some areas of the same ethnicity
They misconstrued complications of ethnicities
All of the above
13
What is blockbusting?
Real-estate agents reselling houses at high prices to blacks
Real-estate agents who made whites sell houses at low prices
All of the above
Discriminatory practices by real-estate agents
14
What is the largest branch of Buddhism?
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
15
What is a pidgin language?
Cyber language
A simplified lingua franca used to teach non-native speakers
When a parrot imitates a human
A language that combines two languages
16
What is the name of the major disputed region in India/Pakistan?
Tibet
Jammu & Kashmir
Islamabad
Delhi
17
All of these are branches of the Indo-European family except
Romance
Balto-Slavic
Indo-Aryan
Indo-Australian
18
What is a dialect?
The opposite of a lingua franca
A regional variation of a language
Unused language (ie. Latin)
A global variation of a language
19
Contrary to Europe, the United States has ______ as the largest religious branch.
Protestant
None of the Above
Orthodox
Roman Catholic
20
What is animism?
Inanimate objects have spirits and a consciousness
Humans are animated
Animals are alive
The belief in animation
21
Which three groups invaded England and shaped the English language?
Celtic, Germans, Vikings
Celtic, Germans, Normans
Celtic, Normans, Vikings
Vikings, Germans, Normans
22
Which of the following is the major source of conflict in Western Asia?
The complex mix of ethnicities, incongruent with boundaries
Inability to solve diplomatic issues
Fundamentalism
Government corruption
23
What are the differences between ethnicity, nationality, and race?
E: Physiological Trait,N: Cultural Traits,R: Economic Traits
E: Cultural Traits, N: Country Basis, R: Physiological Trait
E: Physiological Trait, N: Country Basis, R: Cultural Traits
E: National Trait, N: Economic Traits, R: Physical Traits
24
Opinion (no points question): What is a fundamental issue with the caste system?
There is no issue.
Unfairly puts people into a hierarchy, leading to corruption
It forced people into dangerous areas
It is widely accepted, causing issues if it fails
25
What is a lingua franca?
A language of international communication
A language used by everyone in the world
Political jargon
A language used exclusively in one country
26
Which of these is not a route African Americans used for intraregional migration?
U.S. Route 66
Interstate 10
Interstate 90
Interstate 77
27
Which of these is an example of cultural conflict between folk and popular culture?
Production of Wine
Soccer
Baseball
Presidential Elections
28
Who are at odds in Belgium regarding language?
Flemish & Macedonians
Walloons & Catalonians
Flamingos & Swans
Flemish & Walloons
29
What were Communists' stances on religion?
Communists were indifferent to the idea of religion
Communists begrudgingly allowed religion
Communists challenged and discouraged religion
Who cares about Communism?
30
Which country has the largest population of Muslims?
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
31
Which religion had the most recently migratory people?
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
32
What are the world's four largest religions (in order, with correct #s)? (B-Billion, M-Million)
Islam-1.7B, Christianity-1.3B, Hinduism-900M, Buddhist-500M
Christianity-2.1B, Islam-1.7B, Hinduism-900M, Buddhist-600M
Buddhism-3.2B, Hinduism-1.2B, Islam-850M, Christianity-600M
Christianity-2.2B, Islam-1.6B, Hinduism-1B, Buddhist-500M
33
All of these are true about ebonics except
AAVE
Roots can be traced back to racial segregation
Began in the 1600s
Vernacular in nature
34
Are uniform landscapes more common in Popular or Folk Culture?
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
35
What changed about the distribution of Jews from 1910 to 2012?
They migrated mostly to Israel only
They mostly migrated from Russia to Israel and the U.S.
They migrated from Israel to Russia
Almost no Jews live in Israel
36
All of the following are the most diverse regions in terms of religion except
Sub-Saharan Africa
South Asia
North America
East Asia
37
Which of these is true regarding multilingual places?
Switzerland: Institutionalized Strife
Nigeria: Spatial Compromise
Canada: Bilingual Democracy
All of the above
38
What is fundamentalism?
Focusing on the basic necessities of life
Intense adherence to a group's "principles" of the religion
Ethnic strife between ethnic religions
Falsification of facts to hide reality from the world
39
What is significant about leisure activities in the U.S. compared to Pakistan?
Americans socialize more and Pakistanis watch more TV
Americans prefer socializing to watching TV
Pakistanis spends more time playing computer games
Pakistanis socialize more and Americans watch more TV
40
Which of the following went through both ethnic cleansing and genocide?
North Korea
Soviet Union
Sudan
Ethiopia
41
What do(es) Popular Culture clothing habits reflect?
Occupation & Income
Societal Issues
Hierarchical Status
Political Viewpoints
42
What is an isogloss?
Boundaries of word-usage
A map of elevation changes
A map of dialects in the U.S.
A map of the U.S.
43
What does the conflict in Israel/Palestine stem from?
Territorial disputes
The Great War
The mixture of 3 very different religions in Jerusalem
Failure on the behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu
44
Which of these is a theory of the common ancestry of the Indo-European language family?
Survivor
Migrant
Nomadic Warrior
Sedentary Farmer
45
From where did language originate?
S.W. Asia
W. Africa
E. Asia
W. Europe
46
How does soccer represent both folk and popular culture?
Folk: Origin, Pop: Diffusion
Folk: Diffusion, Pop: Origin
Folk: Style & Hearth, Pop: Anonymity
Folk: Location, Pop: Widespread Use
47
What is a creolized language?
A language used to communicate with other diplomats
Language spoken by Native Americans only
A useful language for families
A language that combines colonizer + indigenous languages
48
What do Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have in common?
They are all polytheistic.
They all have roots in Jerusalem.
They all have roots in Mecca.
They have nothing in common.
49
What is balkanization?
A group of people who support uniting with another state
The precursor to genocide
The process of a state breaking down due to ethnic strife
The stages of rebuilding after ethnic cleansing
50
Which of the following went through genocide?
South Korea
Rwanda
India
United States
51
All of the following are universalizing religions except
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
52
All of the following countries strongly enforce veiling of women except
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Indonesia
Sudan
53
All of the following are examples of ethnicities except
African American
Asian American
Chinese
Hispanic American
54
What is an ethnoburb?
An urban ethnic enclave
Another name for a suburban area
The changes that happen to urban ethnic enclaves
A suburban area with a cluster of an ethnic population
55
About how many total languages are endangered?
1350
1100
600
2450
56
What are two elements of culture?
Arts & Recreational Activities
Food & Shelter
Daily necessities & Leisure activities
Clothing & Food
57
What is a sharecropper?
A company who extracts oil
The time period before the Industrial Revolution
A slave who worked on the farm
A farmer who uses crops as rent to a landowner
58
Where are Native Americans primarily concentrated?
South U.S.
Northeast U.S.
Scattered, but mostly West-Midwest U.S.
West Coast
59
What are the three hearths of folk culture housing in the United States?
Lower Chesapeake and Tidewater, New England, Middle Atlantic
Chicago, New York, Los Angeles
Boston, New York, Washington
New England, Gulf of Mexico, Silicon Valley
60
All of the following are correct steps of ethnic cleansing except
Kill the remaining people of the village
Move equipment into an unimportant village
Forcibly remove the remaining people
Round up and segregate the people of the village
61
What is a nativist?
Someone who supports population growth
Someone native to a country
A stateless person
Anti-immigrant
62
What is a pilgrimage?
Emigrating out of a country forever
A tool needed to complete a prayer
Converting to a different religion
Religious journey to a sacred land
63
What type of spatial interaction produces distinctive folk customs?
Limited
Expansive
All of the above
Abundant
64
What are two different types of culture?
Folk and Indigenous
Popular and Primal
Folk and Popular
Heterogeneous and Homogeneous
65
What are the four possible nationalities of the United Kingdom?
English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish
English, Scottish, Norwegian, British
British, Scottish, English, Welsh
British, Irish, English, Scottish
66
What are the branches of Islam?
Sunnis & Muhammadians
Shiites & Muhammadians
Saudi Arabians & Iranis
Sunnis & Shiites
67
What is the hierarchical order of languages?
Branch-->Group-->Family
Branch-->Family-->Group
Group-->Family-->Branch
Family-->Branch-->Group
68
What was apartheid?
What Mandela vouched for
The United States's attempts at African colonization
The legal separation of races to spatially different areas
Discrimination that plagues the country of South Sudan
69
What is a literary tradition?
Written + Spoken Language
Only Written Language
Only Spoken Language
None of the Above
70
Where are Asian Americans primarily concentrated?
California
Chicago
New York
Houston
71
What is a broad description for the hearths of folk culture?
Popular
Traceable
Erased in history
Anonymous
72
What country is the Sino-Tibetan language family concentrated in?
China
Russia
India
United States
73
Which of the following is a syncretic religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
Confucianism
Islam
74
All of these religious structures were built for an assembly of people except
Mosques
Temples
Gurdwaras
Synagogues
75
Which of these cultures attempts to resist assimilation?
Amish
Hindus
Muslims
Christians
76
What distinguishes Hinduism from the other four major religions? (CHRS,ISLAM,JUDAI,BUDDHISM)
It is universalizing.
It was based in North Asia.
It has an unknown origin.
It is monotheistic.
77
What is the difference between ethnic cleansing and genocide?
EC: Voluntary Removal, Genocide: Forced Removal
EC: Forced Removal, Genocide: Extermination
EC: Forced Removal, Genocide: Voluntary Removal
None of the Above
78
What is the correct order of Lang families, from greatest % of speakers to least % of speakers?
Indo-European (47%), Sino-Tibetan (20%), Niger-Congo (7%)
Indo-European (47%), Niger-Congo (20%), Sino-Tibetan (7%)
Indo-European (32%), Niger-Congo (27%), Sino-Tibetan (15%)
Indo-European (32%), Sino-Tibetan (27%), Niger-Congo (15%)
79
All of the following distinguish dialects from other dialects except
Follows/Doesn't Follow a Literary Tradition
Vocabulary
Spelling
Pronunciation
80
What was the difference, if any, between the diffusion of the internet and the diffusion of TV?
There was no difference
TV was hierarchical, the Internet was contagious
TV diffused much faster
The internet diffused much faster
81
What is sequent occupance?
When ethnic groups immigrate
When people occupy an area temporarily
When people leave an area temporarily
When ethnic groups move in and out of neighborhoods
82
What is the difference between monotheism and polytheism?
Mono. = One god, Poly. = Two gods
Mono. = One god, Poly. = Many gods
Mono. = Two gods, Poly. = One god
Mono. = Two gods, Poly. = Many gods
83
What is a hierarchical religion?
People create their own customs to follow
Has a large following
Has a defined structure and uses local administrative units
A religion practiced by only the rich
84
What are some challenges of accessing electronic media?
All of the above
Blocked Content
Violating User Rights
Banned certain models of Technology
85
Which of the following is a repetitive act of a group?
Taboo
Origin
Custom
Habit
86
All of these are examples of forced migration except
The triangular slave trade
Migration to Germany from China
Ethnic Cleansing in the Rakhine State of Myanmar
The Rwandan genocide
87
What is pop music written for, as opposed to folk music?
To spread ideas
Pleasure
Intent to be sold
Fun
88
What is the difference between Developing (D) and Vigorous (V) languages?
D: Governmental Use V: Daily Use
D: Daily Use + Literary Tradition, V: Daily Use
D: Economical Use V: Daily Use
D: Daily Use, V: Daily Use + Literary Tradition
89
Buddhism diffused mostly
Northward
Westward
None of the Above
Southward
90
What are logograms?
Language used exclusively for supranational organizations.
Communication via symbols that represent words.
Only written language
Languages such as English
91
The nation of Kurdistan's territory is (partially) in all of these countries except
Iran
Armenia
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
92
What is an ethnic enclave?
An area with high diversity
An area overrun by drugs and crime
An area w/an ethnic group distinct from the surrounding area
An area in which all immigrants gravitate towards
93
What does the sharp reduction in folk religions in Africa say about the continent?
All of the Above
It is developing.
It is still under the reign of Poland.
It is being affected by globalization
94
What is the difference between centripetal and centrifugal forces?
Centripetal: Unifying, Centrifugal: Dividing
Centripetal: Dividing, Centrifugal: Unifying
95
How does Popular Culture tend to spread?
Relocation Diffusion.
Contagious Diffusion.
Expansion Diffusion.
Hierarchical Diffusion.
96
Which of the following went through balkanization?
China
United States
Yugoslavia
Japan
97
All of these are examples of voluntary migration except
A Chinese ethnic enclave in the US to combat discrimination
A family that moved from Syria to Turkey due to the war
Migration from Japan to the United States
An African worker moving to Switzerland for economical gain
98
What is neolocalism?
Favoring federal states
Favoring locality
Having distinctive ethnic neighborhoods in a city
Process of embracing the authenticity of a place
99
All of these are countries that experienced ethnic cleansing except
Kosovo
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Rwanda
Myanmar
100
What was the hearth that Islam diffused out of?
South of Mecca
Mecca-Medina area
Jerusalem
Nepal
101
All of the following are languages combined with English except
Mandaringlish
Denglish
Franglais
Spanglish
102
Which of the following is a repetitive act that individuals perform everyday?
Custom
Idiocy
Leisure
Habit
103
Where are Hispanic Americans primarily concentrated?
Near/along the border with Mexico
Southeast U.S.
Along the coast
Midwest U.S.
104
Relocation diffusion of Christianity was via
Planes
Hearths
Missionaries
Automobiles
105
What is the difference between universalizing and ethnic religions?
Univ: Invasions, Eth: Colonization
Univ: Folk, Eth: Popular
Univ: Attempts to Globalize, Eth: Stays in one group
Univ: One Group, Eth: Many groups
106
What is an adage?
Sayings that attempt to express a truth about life
Something that sets up a folk culture
The origin of a folk culture
When a folk culture's origin can be deduced
107
What is the correct order of Lang families, from greatest % of speakers to least % of speakers?
Afro-Asiatic (13%), Dravidian (9%), Austronesian (7%)
Afro-Asiatic (6%), Austronesian (6%), Dravidian (4%)
Afro-Asiatic (6%), Dravidian (6%), Austronesian (4%)
Afro-Asiatic (13%), Austronesian (9%), Dravidian (7%)
108
What U.S. court case ruled that the segregation of schools was unconstitutional?
Plessy v Board of Education
Ford v Board of Education
Brown v Board of Education
Finch v Board of Education
109
What is the difference between atheism and agnosticism, in terms of beliefs towards God?
Atheism: Factually Incorrect, Agnosticism: Doesn't exist
Atheism: Unprovable, Agnosticism: Empirically Wrong
None of the Above
Atheism: Doesn't exist, Agnosticism: Empirically unprovable
110
All of the following are ethnic religions except
Hinduism
Islam
Folk religions
Judaism