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APHG Culture Unit (Popular Culture) Rubenstein Chapter 4
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the traditional beliefs, legends, customs of a people
folklore
beliefs
customs
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What type of music is this?
Foreign
Popular
Folk
None
3
Between 2000-2014, what percentage of Americans used the internet?
50%
87%
10%
7%
4
Is this American basketball player a part of the popular culture or folk culture?
folk
pop
5
What type of music is this?
Popular
None
Folk
Foreign
6
All physical, tangible objects made & used by a group; Example; clothes, books, desks....
Material culture
Pop culture
Folk culture
American culture
7
Promotes cultural diversity in Himalayan Art
Isolation
diversity
constant contact
Bostans
8
Popular culture expects a Lawyer or Business Executive to wear which of the following?
Necktie or Scarf
All of the Above
Dark Suit
Light Shirt or Blouse
9
In the 1960's, what did Blue Jeans stand for?
Independence
Rebellion
Professionalism
Depression
10
What type of music is this?
Foreign
None
Popular
Folk
11
_____culture is diffused further than ever with the invention of electronic communication
Folk
Canadian
Hispanic
Popular
12
This is an example of
Pop culture
Folk Culture
13
This is an example of
Pop culture
Folk Culture
14
Designer dresses created in Paris, London & NY are reproduced in bulk in _____________.
Asia
Europe
Africa
North America
15
Which religion discourages wine production?
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
16
_____ cultures often (though not always) incorporate elements of the local environment.
Popular
Hispanic
Asian
Folk
17
Folk culture is more likely to cause greater uniformity on the landscape than pop culture.
False
True
18
California is best known for producing this ...
Wine
Wheat
Bourbon
Rice
19
The Impact of ____ culture is the creation of uniform landscapes.
Hispanic
Popular
Canadian
Folk
20
Folk or Popular Culture?
Folk
Popular
21
A popular custom which started as a folk culture but was popularized and then globalized.
customs
soccer
hearth
habits
22
the location from which innovative ideas originate
home
region
center
hearth
23
A factor in the diffusion of soccer was the presence of British citizens in other countries.
False
True
24
Folk culture is an example of what kind of diffusion?
Contagious
Hierchical
Stimulus
Relocation
25
Serves the purpose of storytelling and originates from anonymous hearths.
Classical music
Pop music
Folk music
Baroque music
26
A restriction on behavior imposed by social custom.
hearth
taboo
terroir
habit
27
Culture is
overrated
beliefs and customs of a group of people
an eight-letter word
not passed on from person to person
28
Which region of the US consumes the most Pork products?
North
West
East
South
29
In MDC's, clothing habits generally reflect _________ more than _________.
Education / Occupation
Environment / Occupation
Occupation / Environment
Relationship Status / Income
30
What kind of music is this?
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
31
In 1995, there were roughly how many people using the Internet worldwide?
1 million
50 million
5 million
40 million
32
Is this inhabitance a part of American popular culture or folk culture?
Folk
Pop
33
Culture originates at a ______
Middle
Hearth
Conversion point
Center
34
The use of a horse and buggy by the Amish in the United States is an example of a
Folk culture
Multiculturalism
High culture
Popular culture
35
This is an example of
Folk culture
Popular culture
36
Culture traditionally practiced by a small, homogeneous, rural group living in isolation
Folk
Popular
custom
37
This is an example of
Folk Culture
Pop culture
38
This is an example of
Popular culture
Folk culture
39
The physical environment commonly plays an important role in the development of unique ____.
pop culture
folk customs
pop customs
40
The spread of an idea from persons or nodes of authority or power to other persons or places.
Contagious diffusion
Hierarchical diffusion
Custom diffusion
Simulus diffusion
41
The adoption of a popular custom depends on the amount of
disposable income
hearth
fun
time
42
The frequent repetition of an act that it becomes characteristic of the group of people.
fad
habit
custom
43
Is this property a part of American popular culture or folk culture?
Pop
Folk
44
Organized spectator sports represent folk cultures since they originate from anonymous hearths.
False
True
45
Building styles that are particular to the culture of people who have long inhabited the area.
Foreign housing
Folk housing
Popular housing
46
This is an example of
Folk Culture
Pop culture
47
The hearth of Rap music is in the ______.
Bronx, NY
LA
Chicago
Miami
48
Folk customs usually originate from
the application of industrial technology.
familiar events in daily life.
the availability of more leisure time.
) a famous historical event.
49
Found in a large, heterogeneous society that shares certain habits.
Folk culture
Pop culture
Material culture
American culture
50
This is an example of
Folk culture
Popular Culture
Latin culture
51
Repetitive act performed by a particular individual.
frequence
habits
customs
52
Popular culture is best described as an example of what kind of diffusion?
Relocation
Stimulus
Hierarchical
Contagious
53
What type of music is this?
Foreign
Folk
None
Popular
54
Most popular leisure activity in MDCs
concerts
TV
radio
movies
55
The contribution of a location's distinctive physical features to the way food tastes.
taboo
hearth
habit
terroir
56
Folk customs are often
all around
anonymous
global
well known
57
Folk culture is an example of what kind of diffusion?
Contagious
Hierchical
Stimulus
Relocation
58
_______ music is deliberately written to be sold.
Popular
Folk
59
Song that is derived from events in daily life that are familiar to the majority of the people
rock and roll
popular song
folk song
rap
60
Originate in MDC's as part of the market for recreation and disposable income to purchase goods
popular customs
habits
hearths
folk customs
