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Popular culture is widely distributed in more developed countries through the media
TRUE
FALSE
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What was the "diaspora"?
The Jewish fight for Israel after a successful rebellion
The partition of Palestine into Israel
The Jewish fight for Israel after a failed rebellion
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People of a minority culture adapt to the ways if the majority culture.
Multiculturalism
Habit
Assimilation
Acculturation
4
Folk Culture is hardly distributed outside of the hearth
FALSE
TRUE
5
Examples of language branches:
Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan
English, Chinese, French
Germanic, Indo-Iranian, Romance
6
Atheism is the belief that God(s) do not exist
TRUE
FALSE
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Taliban vs Western Values
Taliban enforces Western values
Taliban enforces fundamentalism
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Regional variation of a language (ex: pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary)
Dialect
Isogloss
Language
Pidgin
9
English diffused throughout the world via:
English was already a language
English didn't diffuse
British Colonization
American Colonization
10
Germanic, Romance, Balto-Slavic, and Indo-Iranian languages most likely came from:
English
One, single ancestral language
A language that is still currently around
Greek
11
How does Popular Culture diffuse?
Relocation Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
12
Lingua Franca
A language that no one understands
An extinct language
A language that is used by only one group
A language of international communication
13
Christian areas include:
Japan, China, Africa
Europe, North America, India
Europe, North America, Latin America
Europe, North Africa, Iran
14
English belongs to which branch?
Sino-Tibetan
Romance
Balto-Slavic
Germanic
15
Popular culture
does not
affect the environment at all.
FALSE
TRUE
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Religion vs Religion example:
Communism
Religious wars in Ireland
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Culture found in larger, heterogeneous societies sharing certain habits
Cultural Diffusion
Popular Culture
Cultural traits
Folk culture
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How does Folk culture diffuse?
Relocation Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
19
The Anglo-Saxon invasion was when the British Isles were invaded by ___, who influenced English
The Angles
The Angles and Jutes
The Angles, Jutes, and Saxons
The Jutes
20
Roles, rules, and beliefs are examples of what?
Material Culture
Taboo
Folk Culture
Non-Material Culture
21
Examples of a Religious Branch
Catholic, Protestant, Orthadox
Romanian and Russian Orthadox
22
What is folk culture?
Culture traditionally practiced by small homogeneous groups
Culture that is no longer practiced
Culture practiced by only one person
Culture practiced in larger, heterogeneous societies
23
Folk Housing is fit to the environment. The environment doesn't affect Popular housing.
FALSE
TRUE
24
Repetitive act preformed by a group
Hearth
Taboo
Custom
The answer might be obvious
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Religion vs Communism
Religion and Communism coexist
Soviet Union nationalized all Church Buildings
26
differences in language between the Walloons and the Flemings are causing a problem in Belgium
TRUE
FALSE
27
What's the difference between the Walloons' and the Flemings' languages?
Walloons=French, Flemings=Flemish
Walloons=Flemish, Flemings=French
Walloons=South, Flemings=North
There is no difference
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Isolated Language
A language related to a popular ancestral language
A language that is no longer used
A language not related to any language family
A language discovered by research
29
How was Hebrew revived?
It was used as an official language for Israel
It was never a dead language
Someone just wanted to use it again
30
These two groups also influenced basic English:
Vikings and Normans
British and Irish
Chinese and Japanese
Romans and Greeks
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Polytheism → Hinduism
FALSE
TRUE
32
A language that has never changed because it had no reason to be changed
Extinct language
Unchanging language
Isolated language
Discovered language
33
What's an example of a cultural trait?
Drugs
Food
Dogs
Language
34
Roman Catholic = Hierarchy, Islam = ?
Autonomous
Hierarchy
Caste
35
The world's 3 largest universalizing religions:
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Catholic, Sunni, Mahayana
Christianity, Hindu, Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, Sikhism
36
How did TV and internet generally diffuse?
Slowly diffused throughout developed countries first
Slowly Diffused throughout undeveloped countries first
TV never left America
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Buddhist areas include Japan, Tibet, and Nepal
TRUE
FALSE
38
There is no difference between a language and dialect
FALSE
TRUE
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Examples of Material Culture:
Restrictions
Dogs, Cats, Birds
Clothing, Food, Shelter
Roles, Rules, Beliefs
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The difference between popular clothing and folk clothing:
Popular=Cool, Folk=Lame
Popular=Function, Folk=Fashion
Popular=Fashion, Folk=Function
Popular=dresses, Folk=shirts
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Examples of Ethnic Religions
Christianity, Islam
Atheism, Agnosticism
Hinduism, Judaism
42
Folk Music
Preformed in front of an audience and created to be sold
About daily life events and transmitted orally
43
Pidgin is a simplified language. Creole is a complete language.
TRUE
FALSE
44
The world's largest
ethnic
religion
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
45
Monotheism → Christianity
TRUE
FALSE
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The Romance branch languages diffused throughout countries in the Roman Empire.
TRUE
FALSE
47
There is no difference between Ethnic and Universalizing religions.
TRUE
FALSE
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Universal sacred sites are based off the founder's life. What are Ethnic sacred sites based on?
Weather (Rainy/snowy areas)
Physical environment (Mountains/Rivers)
Ethnic religions don't have sacred sites
The same as Universal sacred sites
49
People of a minority culture adapt to
some
aspects of the majority community.
Assimilation
Custom
Acculturation
Diffusion
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Walloons are Northern Belgians, and Felmings are Southern belgians.
TRUE
FALSE
51
Universalizing Religions:
Examples are Christianity and Islam
Attempts to be appealing to all people
All of the above
Try to spread their religion
52
What are the origins of Folk Culture?
Created in more developed countries
Origins are typically unknown
53
Isogloss
A language branch used in England before English
Boundaries of where regional words are used
A language that is no longer used
Regional variation of a language
54
Material Culture is items made/used by a culture. What is non-material culture?
Taboos
Restrictions
Creations and Abstract Ideas
Things that don't actually exist
55
Why is it hard to share 'the holy land'?
They think the land was promised to their own religion
It's not hard, the religions share it easily
56
Islamic areas include:
India, North America, Latin America
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Southwest Asia, North Africa, Iran
Japan, China, Iraq
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Pop music
Created to be sold
About daily life events
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A restriction on a behavior imposed by a social custom
Law
Taboo
Hearth
Material Culture
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The three largest Ethnic religions:
Hinduism, Judaism, African (Primal-indigenous)
Christianity, Judaism, African (Primal-indigenous)
Hinduism, Islam, African (Primal-indigenous)
Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism
60
What are the origins of popular culture?
Created in more developed countries
Typically unknown origins
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Examples of a denomination
Catholic, Protsetant, Orthadox
Romanian and Russian Orthadox
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Individual Elements of culture
Popular Culture
Culture traits
Folk Culture
Multiculturalism
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Repetitive act preformed by an individual
Popular Culture
Custom
Habit
Folk Culture
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Agnosticism
The belief that every religion's God is real
The belief that no Gods exist
The belief that there is nothing known about if Gods exist
The belief in multiple Gods
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What are threats to Folk culture?
It's not threatened in any way
Popular culture, environmental impacts, technology
Folk culture is actually a threat to popular culture
U.S laws
66
Universalizing religions want to spread. Ethnic religions don't really want to.
TRUE
FALSE
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The two largest language families
Afro-Asiatic and Altaic
Indo-American and Sino-Nepali
Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan
Austro-Asiatic and Tai Kadai
