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hawaii and louisiana are examples of states with
ethenic religions
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1
ethenic religions
are monotheistic
A and B only
do not seek converts
are made up of homogeneous populations
2
hawaii and louisiana are examples of states with
official bilingual policies
official english only politics
no official language policies
no linguistic variation
3
The __ of a group of people includes the things they construct
folk culture
Material culture
non-material culture
pop culture
4
two theories of the proto-indo-european language dispersal are the conquest theory and
missionary activity
extensive
massive migration
spread of agriculture
5
_ refers to the infusing of a locality with meaning and emotion
regionalization
location theory
sense of place
HEI
6
two Russian scholars established core of what they believe to be a pre-proto -indo-language
austronesian
anatoliam
nodratic
etruscan
7
the largest consistency of christianity is
coptic
roman catholicism
protestant
eastern orthodox
8
the visible imprint of human activity on the landscape is known as
sprawl
cultural landscape
urban renewal
the hand of man
9
most of the one billion malnourished people in the world
have little money
all of the above
have little power
are women and childeren
10
under chinese communist rule Confucianism has
been used as the basis of egalitarian marxict civil service
been returned to after the colonial period
been limited to areas with non han minority populations
been banned and supressed
11
bhuddism thrives in all areas except
india
sri lanka
korea
nepal and tibet
12
modern day shiah islam dominates a region centered on
pakistan
arabia
indonesia
iran
13
the changes in local culture brought about by the onslaught of pop culture tend to disrupt __
population
economics
customs
transport connections
14
cultural appropriation for purposes of profit is referred to as an example of
commodification
product branding
ethnic insensitivity
cultural imperialism
15
__Culture is conceived as small, incorporating a homogeneous population w/rural cultural traits
Local
Material
Popular
Folk
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set of processes increasing interaction, deepening relations, & heightening interdependence are
nationalizing
ecological
globalization
spatial
17
type of movement that involves journeys that begin at and bring us back to home base are called
cyclic
periodic
migratory
immigration
18
much of kenyas income comes from
oil
iron one
coffee and tea production
tourism
19
the language tree diagram of language divergence has some branches with deadends they represent
extinct languages
language subfamilies
standardized or non changing languages
isolated languages
20
the Hajj, one of the "pillars of islam" is
fasting during the holy month
the pilgrimage to mecca
charitable giving
the veil worn by muslim women
21
globalized popculture can be picked up/reproduced in context of their local culture referred as
reterritorialization
global homogenization
MTV-Effect
cultural appropriation
22
the french government has _ to protect french language and culture
passed a law levying fines on those using foreign word terms
banned foreign words in advertising and on radio/tv
all of the above
established academic francaise tto standardize the language
23
which development helped withthe rise of national languages beginning in the fourteenth century
celtic migrations
invention of printing press
fall of roman empire
agricultural revolution
24
which is an example of a non-material aspect of culture?
altar
church building
burning incense
religious decoration
25
periodic farming where livestock and keepers adjust location to seasonal availability ofpasture
livestock farming
nomadic herding
transhumance
ranching
26
in technically advanced societies there is likely to be
limited expression of languages
a standard language
standard pronunciation
many basic languages
27
degree of direct linkage between one location and other locations in a transport network
landscape
connectivity
movement
spacial interaction
28
hispanic new yorkers are mostly
puerto rican
immigrants from spain
south american
mexican
29
the faith that is most widely dispersed over the world is
christianity
shamanism
bhuddism
islam
30
location of a place in relation to other places is called
relative location
absolute location
site
index of placeness
31
customs of the plains Indians in early nineteenth century north america focused on
corn agriculture
bison hunting
fishing
cattle and sheep herding
32
in industrialized countries TFRS are
influenced by precipitation
staying the same
falling
rising
33
little Sweden in Lindsborg Kansas and Leavenworth Washington are good examples of
placelessness
tribalism
globalization
neolocalism
34
in illinois people who want a soft drink w/ their hamburger are most likely to order a
soda
coke
pop
pepsi
35
latin octo became italian octo, spanish octo, and french hait. this is an example of _ overtime
sound shift
deterioration
isogloss shift
dialect development
36
a Anabaptist groups have tried to restrict contact with the outside world by
adopting distinctive modes of dress
joining the national council of churches
migrating to rural areas
political product
37
the most widely used indo european language today is
english
german
spanish
chinese
38
Elder, Knopp, & nast refer to theories that explain or inform our understanding of sexuality as
heteronormative theory
spatial theory
gender studies
queer theory
39
the critical element in language is
alphabet
vocalization
vocabulary
grammar
40
geographers interested in race, equity, and gender are ultimately interested in
all of the above
how assumptions about the other are formed
how place is structured by race and gender
power relationships
41
one of the challenges to urban ethnic neighborhoods mentioned in the text is
assimilation
immigration of members of the popular culture
a breakdown in the sense of separateness
federal tax laws
42
places w/aging pop. stim. economic growth to lessen the effect of medical/retirement funds by
cutting social security
encouraging increased birth rate
promoting emigration of elderly
promoting immigration
43
the 'lost city' located in Suncity south africa is a good example of
an authentic language
the commodification of nature
an ethnic enclave
modernization
44
gross national income does not include
work done by women in maquiladoras
work done by unmarried women
work done by state employed women
work by rural women in less developed countries
45
__ of internet content is in english
68%
82%
12%
27%
46
Islamic repub. of pakistan in 1991 proclaimed that a condition for a judge would be to wear
a beard
a veil
sandals
a turban
47
dialects are most often marked by actual differences in
pronunciation
vocabulary
syntax
accents
48
residential segregation in the united states today is
a phenomena which has virtually dissapeared
increasing
the result of restrictive state and local laws
decreasing
49
when places are designed either for women or men they are said to be
restricted areas
social spaces
gendered
howard zones
50
the belief that inanimate objects contain spirits is
animism
atheism
agnosticism
bioism
51
Hinduism arose in the__ river valley
krishna
ganges
brahmaputra
indus
52
in 1990 all of the regions showed rising female employment except
middle and south Asia
east asia
sub saharan africa
southeast asia
53
in technically advanced societies there is less likely to be
a standard language
many basic languages
limited expansion of language
standard pronunciation
54
not all countries w/aging population resort to immigration an example is
japan
norway
USA
germany
55
trends in pop culture from a large global center through smaller cities is an example of
migration
diffusion
relative location
hierarchical diffusion
56
the youngest major religion is
islam
judiasm
christianity
hinduism
57
cultures assumptions about difference between men & women, their character, etc are referred as
assimilation
gender
stereotype
prejudice
58
the diaspora of the jews resulted from
the arab israeli conflict
the european holocaust of he nazis
the roman destruction of Jerusalem
moses decision to leave egypt
59
acc. to us census the most residentially segregated metropolitan area for african americans is
atlanta Georgia
seattle wa
birmingham alabama
Milwaukee wisconsin
60
David Harvey refers to the increasing speed by which innovations in pop culture diffuse as
distance decay
cultural diffusion
time space compression
space adjusting techniques
61
human geographers focus on
how we interact with each other in places and across space
all of the above
how we organize space a society
how people make places
62
the rise of seccularism and decline of religious membership are found in
europe
southeast asia
southwest asia
africa
63
the ideology of zionism has as its goal
homeland for jewish people
merger of the three modern divisions of Judaism
the merger of judaism w/other religions
elimination of orthodox division withing the faith
64
according to gillian ross identity is
how we make sense of ourselves
information contained in government issued passports
identical to gender
genetically determined
65
arithmetic density of population for a country is determined by dividing the total
population by number of farmers
area of square miles by 5
population of the total area
area of the country by the population
66
group of people in a particular place who see themselves as a community sharing customs/traits
ethnic culture
pop culture
Local Culture
material cultural group
67
a geographic boundary within which a particular linguistic feature occurs is called
an isogloss
a sound shift
an international border
a cultural boundary
68
Government efforts to discourage native practice/language in the US were attempts to _ groups
protect
assimilate
eradicate
segregate
69
prior to 14th amendment slaves were counted as _ of a person for the house of reps
full
3/5
1/4
not at all
70
language product of a process of which allows speakers of two or more languages to communicate
a common language
a standardized language
a lingua germanica
a lingua franca
71
commodification of a local custom leads to development of authenticity which is an example of
cultural parasitism
cultural relativism
cultural stereotyping
local autonomy
72
the importance of spatial approach that geographers use in their studies is that it shows
human activity only
history of an era
political impact of boundaries
arrangement/organization of things on the surface of earth
73
most nomadic movement takes place according to travel patterns that are
very irregular
limited to desert regions
periodic in nature
repeated time and time again
74
hutterites differ from the amish in that they
accept modern technology
live in Pennsylvania
reject modern technology
are anabaptist
75
buying a native american styled dream catcher in Walmart in Ohio is an example of
cultural persistence
assimilation
local custom
cultural appropriation
76
regional variation in the appearance of humans in clustered populations probably results from
territoriality kept people from mixing and intermarrying
development of populations on different continents
wars kept population seperated
a long history of adaptation to different environments
77
which of the following is not generally a characteristic of ethnic religion
always polytheistic
found in a particular culture
spatially concentrated
does not seek outside converts
78
Puerto Ricans moved in the Jewish neighborhood of Harlem and assumed dominant presence known as
racism
immigration
residential segregation
succession
79
efforts to conserve local culture often focus on the local
boundaries
mobility
landmarks
customs
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siddhartha gautama who came to be known as the bhudda was perhaps the first indian leader to __
accept karma
reject the eating of meat
acknowledge sacred animals such as cattle
speak out against hindu caste system
81
makah of WA reinstituted __ as a means of solidifying their culture & reconnecting w/their past
courses in makah history at the local college
shamanism
study of the makah language
whaling
82
defined by Edward relph as the loss of uniqueness of a place in the cultural landscape is
time space compression
retterotorialization
succession
placelessness
83
in terms of pop culture and fashion, cities like paris, NYC, and Milan are referred to as
capitals
hearths
world cities
local cultures
84
urban local cultures are seen as positive examples of __ places of cultural persistence
global villages
assimilation
ethnic neighborhoods
ghettos
85
groups in northern ireland and gangs in major us cities create exclusive areas by
graffiti demarcating territories
government programs
jim crow laws
street names