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APHG Indigenous (Folk) and Pop Culture CH. 4
APHG Indigenous (Folk) and Pop Culture CH. 4
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All of the following are characteristics of indigenous culture EXCEPT
Lifestyle can be limited by tradition
Homogeneous
Well defined gender roles
Spread through contagious diffusion
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Climate, soil, terrain contribute to a location's distinctive physical features to the way food taste
Custom
Habit
Terrior
Taboo
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Indigenous (folk) cultures are spread primarily by
contagious diffusion
relocation diffusion
stimulus diffusion
hierarchical diffusion
4
Diffusion of popular customs can adversely impact environmental quality in two ways by
using renewable materials and recycled designs.
depletion of scarce resources and pollution.
reducing demand for foreign products and promoting local crafts.
increased diversity and decreased demand.
5
Hip-Hop in the 1970's spread from NYC to other parts of the world primarily through _______ diffusion.
Hierarchical
Stimulus
Expansion
Relocation
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The construction of indigenous housing is primarily influenced by
Architecture.
Trade with other countries.
Materials found in nature.
Religious preferences.
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What type of culture cares more about materialistic items?
Pop
Indigeounous
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The hearths of indigenous language
Has a single hearth.
Has a single hearth that may or may not be known.
May have many, but unknown hearths
Has many hearths that are well known.
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Soccer & Lacrosse all started as
Non-material Culture
Pop sports
Taboo sports
Indigeonous sports
10
What religion is NOT known to have strong food taboos?
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
Hindu
11
Leaders of many LDCs view control of TV by Western MDCs as a new method of
neo-colonialism
cultural colonialism
cultural appropriation
cultural taboo
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What is the principal barrier to popular culture?
Physical Landscape
Religious beliefs
Lack of access to electronic media
Unavailability of smartphones
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How does popular culture impact the preservation of indigenous culture
Indigenous culture can decline due to the inclusion popular culture
It has no effect on indigenous languages.
It only affects certain characteristics of culture.
Popular culture promotes the diffusion of indigenous languages.
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________ songs may convey information about life-cycle events, or agriculture & climate
Pop
Blues
Show Tunes
Indigenous
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Hip hop music demonstrates an interplay between globalization and local diversity because
musical traditions had rarely been shared prior to the 1990s.
Form of folk culture responsible for the globalization of modern music.
Artists are popular yet still make local references in their song lyrics.
hip hop music is played in many countries.
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Which of the following characteristics is more typical of popular culture than folk culture?
Sacred Spaces
Taboo
Uniform Landscape
Placelessness
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A cultural tradition such as folk music can be best associated with geographic location
because it often reflects conditions in the local environment.
by tracing it to its hearth.
because of migration.
through diffusion of folk culture.
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How did isolation from one another affect indigenous cultures?
Led to unique languages, beliefs, and practices.
It resulted in the homogenization of indigenous cultures.
Isolation led to the extinction of indigenous cultures.
Isolation had no impact on the diversity of indigenous cultures.
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Popular culture generally has a positive impact on indigenous culture.
False
True
20
The widespread distribution of soccer globally may be attributed in large part to
the introduction of the Internet.
individual and isolated parallel developments of the sport.
the introduction of Facebook.
the colonial reach of the British Empire.
21
Thai and Laotian housing arrangements are primarily due to
Religious beliefs
Materials found in nature.
Housing extended family
Topography of the land.
22
In India this practice has become more popular as a reaction against the influence of western culture.
Wearing the hijab by women.
Sale of beef.
Spread of popular music.
Dowry System
23
The trend of globalization has threatened
folk culture more than popular culture
pop and folk culture relatively equal
folk culture but only in the largest cities
the folk customs of only a few isolated communities
24
Clothing worn in folk cultures is usually selected based on
agriculture practices and climatic conditions.
the mandates of the local government.
the edicts of the local religious organization.
) the choice of clothing in neighboring communities.
25
Which is an example of a non-material aspect of culture?
Church building
An Altar
Religious Decoration
Burning of incense
26
The Gadaba tribe of eastern India wear jewelry that reflects their _______ culture
Material
Uniform
Alternative
Homogeneous
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The main effect of modern communication systems on the landscape has been to
increase the similarity of customs in different locations
stimulate the diffusion of folk cultures around the world
have little effect on the diffusion of social customs
preserve folk cultures by increasing awareness of uniqueness
28
All of the following building materials can be considered to be indigeous EXCEPT:
Thatch
Clay or Mud
Stone
Sawed lumber
29
How does terroir influence the taste of food?
Different environmental factors have an impact on the taste of food.
The cooking techniques used in preparing food,which vary based on location.
It has no significant effect on the taste of food.
The specific food that is grown or produced in a particular region.
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The diffusion of popular culture generally results in _______ freedom for women.
more
about the same
less
31
All of the following are considered hearths of different modes of popular culture EXCEPT
Milan, Italy
Bronx, NYC
Nashville, TN
Lancaster, PA
32
Pop culture have most frequently originates in
formerly communist countries
more developed countries
less developed countries
countries with large rural populations
33
Mennonites differ from the Amish primarily in their view of
transportation
art
religion
technology
34
People maintain their folk culture despite exposure to popular culture primarily because of
a desire to preserve the values and traditions of their unique customs.
limited accessibility due to the high cost of popular custom.
fear of foreign influence.
a concern for protecting the physical environment.
35
What is NOT a characteristic of pop culture?
is heterogeneous
rooted in everyday life
originates in urban areas
is media driven
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Pop Culture is primarily spread through
radio
internet
television
social media
