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1
How was Christianity diffused throughout the world?
Contagious diffusion
All of the above
Relocation diffusion
Hierarchical diffusion
2
Which of the following occurred as a result of desegregation?
None of the above
Plessy vs. Ferguson
"White Flight"
Apartheid
3
The biggest obstacle in the diffusion of popular culture is
Economic Situation
Education
Location
Mass Media
4
A creolized language is
an isolated language family
a mix of indigenous and colonial languages
extinct
a possible prehistoric superfamily
5
All of the following are examples of English dialects EXCEPT
Cockney
West Saxon
Gaelic
British Received Pronunciation (BRP)
6
Many less developed countries fear the loss of folk culture because
they want to avoid political disputes
Western perspectives may become more dominant
Popular cultural values can promote environmental chnage
they do not want to preserve traditional values
7
The world's largest universalizing religion is?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
8
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has to do with claims to the holy land of which religions?
Islam and Judaism
Judaism and Hinduism
Christianity and Islam
Judaism and Christianity
9
Which of the following is not classified as a romance language?
French
Spanish
Portuguese
English
10
Which of the following languages is spoken by the largest number of people as a first language?
Mandarin Chinese
French
Hindi
English
11
A state whose territory corresponds to that occupied by by a particular ethnicity is called
Country
Nation-State
Region
Isogloss
12
Soccer is an example of...
Modifying the landscape
Relocation diffusion
How a folk custom can become popular culture
Stimulus diffusion
13
Collection of lang. related through a common ancestral lang. that existed pre-recorded history
Language group
Language branch
Romance Languages
Language family
14
A group migrates to, intermarries, and within 3 years is indistinguishable from a new country
Transculturation
Migration diffusion
Assimilation
Acculturation
15
Globalization of popular culture does all of the following EXCEPT
Creates more uniform landscapes
Modifies nature
Gives everyone equal access
Threatens folk culture
16
The resurgence of the following beliefs has caused religious conflict
Fundamentalism
Secularism
Islam
Caste System
17
Popular culture is becoming more dominate due to
stimulus diffusion
globalization
isolation
relocation diffusion
18
When African Americans moved from South to cities in the North/West they created what dialect?
Pidgin
Ebonics
RBP
Appalachian
19
Identity with a group of people who share a legal and personal allegiance to a country
Race
Identity
Nationality
Ethnicity
20
The language of the U.K. is broken down phonetically into Scottish, Irish, Cockney, and other..
Languages
Isoglosses
Dialects
Phoics
21
Folk culture is generally practiced...
In heterogeneous groups
In Appalachia
In homogeneous groups
The same around the world
22
Language is a tool for passing culture from one generation to the next, a process called
Stimulus diffusion
Transculturation
Cultural transmission
Cultural diffusion
23
Which of the following is an example of an extinct (or nearly extinct) language?
Turkish
Arabic
Gothic
Javanese
24
This images is an example of a(n)
Cartogram
Sinto-Tibetan tradition
Language
Ideogram
25
How are British and American English different?
All of the above
Spelling
Dialects
Vocabulary
26
Identity with a group of people based on a biological ancestor is known as
Nationality
Identity
Ethnicity
Race
27
What is the most rapidly growing religion in the United States today?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
28
In East Africa trade is conducted in this lingua franca
French
Swahili
Hindi
English
29
The global lingua franca is
Sign Language
Arabic
English
Mandarin
30
"Ghettoization" in the early 20th C in the US was shaped by the migration of African Americans
the eastern U.S. westward
northern cities to the South
from the South to northern cities
urban to rural areas
31
A religions that attempts to be global and appeal to all people is known as
Religious branch
Universalizing religion
Ethnic religion
Religious sect
32
Roman Catholicism is a branch of what religion?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
33
Which branch of Islam is the largest?
Shiites
Suffi
Sunni
Bahaiism
34
Diffusion of English is first accomplished through
Stimulus diffusion
Relocation diffusion
Hierarchical diffusion
Globalization
35
Nationalism is an example of which of the following?
All of the above
Centripetal force
Centrifugal force
Ethnicity
36
Which of the following places is an example of a multilingual state?
All of the above
Belgium
Canada
Switzerland
37
A word-usage boundary that can be drawn on a map is known as a(n)
Language
Accent
Isogloss
Dialect
38
The food taboo against pork (specifically) is followed by which of the following religions?
Judaism
Buddhsim
Judaism and Islam
Islam
39
Which of the following is NOT considered an ethnic religion?
Islam
Confucianism
Hinduism
Judaism
40
The best example of a multinational state is
Brazil
Soviet Union
China
Denmark
41
The triangular slave trade involved which three places?
Asia, Europe, and the "New World"
Asia, Africa, and the "New World"
Europe, Africa, and the "New World"
Southern Plantations, Northern Cities, and Ghettos
42
The following is an example of folk culture
A World Cup soccer match
College students wearing jeans
The Amish in the U.S.
McDonalds in India serving veggie burgers
43
English belongs to what language branch?
Romance
Sinitic
Germanic
Indo-Iranian
44
Belief in more than one god is known as
Monotheism
Holy Trinity
None of the above
Polytheism
45
This religion encourages making a pilgrimage to Mecca
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
46
All of the following are races included on the U.S. Census EXCEPT
Hispanic
Black
Samoan
Chinese
47
Which of the following religion's doctrine is based on the five pillars of faith?
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
48
A pidgin is a language that is
highly diffused around the world
an official language supported by the government
a hybrid language that borrows words from several languages
spoken less frequently than a dominant language
49
Which of the following is an example of a extinct language that's undergone revival?
Hebrew
Latin
Gothic
Arabic
50
"Country" music in the United States has its roots in which of the following song areas?
Middle Atlantic song area
Northern song area
Western song area
Southern and Appalachian song area