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The Information Revolution allowed...
a movement away from hunting and gathering to farming
goods, services, and people moving faster than ever around the world
a new wave of population growth based on military weapons
a shift from agriculture to machinery
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customs are....
struggles for power or property
actions that are traditional within a particular culture
items that are passed down through the generations
the generations that came before you
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Cultural diffusion is
The spread of culture traits from one group to another
The innovation of a cultural trait
None of the above
The isolation of a culture from the rest of the world
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A culture region is an area with similar culture traits.
true
false
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Dialects are local variants in language that differ in their
Spelling
Vocabulary
All of the above
Pronunciation
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A culture region is an area with similar culture traits.
false
true
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Are you ready for this?
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Yes
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Customs are actions
True
False
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What is culture?
the knowledge, beliefs, customs and values of a group
Fossils
Study of the past
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The global lingua franca is:
Chinese
French
English
Arabic
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True or False: Globalization has increased the diffusion of global pandemics.
True
False
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Pull Factors...
attract people to come and live in a place
encourage people to leave a place for something better
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What is a social system?
an economic system
a government system
develops to help members of a culture work together to meet basic needs.
a changing culture
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Government provides structure of laws for citizens in a civilization.
False
True
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Studying religions is important to understanding a culture because
religions do not have any impact on the built landscape
major religion can be directly linked to cultural homeland
religions r key 2 understanding the role of women in culture
religious beliefs are reflected in most aspects of culture
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Push factors..
cause people to fall down the stairs
cause people to further educate themselves
cause people to increase their workload
cause people to leave their rural homes
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What causes cultural change within society?
absence of historical documents
Exposure to different ways on how to act, speak, and think
national policies not enforced properly
Lack of the public's political education and training
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Expressions of Culture include........
All of these
Stories
Music
Food
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What are language families?
Languages grouped by common characteristics
Languages grouped by geographic location
Languages grouped by common culture
Languages grouped by continent
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What was the Information Revolution
A movement to improve the internet
A time in which the world would experience the globalization of the media
Protests that occured online againts the wars
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The Information Revolution was...
a time the youth were allowed education
A large expansion of the public sphere and an explosion in printing
Slaves enlighted
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Cultural Hearths
Places where new ideas were developed
New ideas are shared into other cultures
People’s way of life including food, shelter, clothing, language, religion
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Ethnic groups share
History
All of these
Language
Religion
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Culture Regions
This occurs when part of culture spreads through other cultures or areas
An area influenced by a certain culture
A new idea or way of doing something
Family members who lived a long time ago
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Lingua franca
Language spoken by people who share the same native language
Language used to communicate in a frank and free manner
Another term for the French language
Language used by people with no common native language
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What factors influence the shaping of culture?
Economic and political ideologies
Personal experiences and preferences
Social, historical, and environmental factors
Globalization and technological advancements
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What are customs?
Laws based completely on tradition
Common patterns of behaviour established by tradition
A rule applicable only to a specific ethnic group
A rule based on ethics and values exclusively
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Culture Traits
learned activities/behaviors that people may participate
group of cities in the northeastern USA
rapid, poorly planned spread of development from rural-city
process when new idea spreads from one group to another
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Expressions of culture
Language, religion, beliefs, customs
Mining, farming, production, distribution, markets
Moral edicts, scripture, higher power, holidays
Laws, punishments, justice, rights, responsibilities
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What culture trait is an example of art?
christmas
music
teaching
pizza
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Elements of culture
History, Knowledge, Values, Language, Social Organization
History, Religion, Values, Language, Social Organization
History, Religion, Values, Limit, Social Organization
History, Values, Language, Social Organization
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Elements of culture:
Music, books and novels
Religion, food and mariachi.
Books, music and cars
Food, art, music, clothes, religion.
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What is the definition of dialect?
B
D
C
A
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Benefits of Globalization
spreads fast
All of the above
more trade
more imports
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Migration leads to what type of diffusion in culture?
Hierarchical diffusion
Relocation diffusion
Stimulus diffusion
Expansion diffusion
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Globalization can result in the ........of local cultures, traditions and values.
Distorted
Stance
Dilution
Futile
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Refugees
Are individuals seeking safety in other countries
Are voluntary migrants
All of the above
Usually move because of job opportunities
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The area in which a unique culture or a specific trait develops
Cultural middle
Cultural center
Cultural hearth
Cultural mantle
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Culture Trait
where people live
A trait that unifies culture
what people wear
someone's hair color
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The social ranking system in a culture
social classes
business class
first class
premium economy
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Expressions of Culture include........
Stories
All of these
Food
Music
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The Agricultural Revolution was important for humans because:
They could produce a constant supply of food
They were able to settle in one place
Both answers are correct