Unit 3 Review

The term for a combined language that has a fuller vocabulary than a pidgin language and become a native language

How did Islam diffuse?

What is the term for a force that unites a society (provides strength, stability, creates solidarity)?

A language that is native to a particular region or people, often spoken by the original inhabitants of an area

Toponyms reflect patterns of language, politics, physical geography, & religion. Which of these is a POLITICAL toponym?

What is the term for a force threatens the cohesion of a society (destabilizes, disrupts the internal order)?

All of the following are examples of centrifugal forces EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT a centripetal force

All of the following are examples of placelessness in the cultural landscape due to globalization EXCEPT

Which of the following is an ethnic religion?

Which is a religion that actively seeks converts because they believe their religion has a universal message and appeal

The term for when an idea/cultural trait spreads in a wavelike pattern reaching all people without regard for hierarchy

T/F: Ethnocentrism seeks to understand others cultures while cultural relativism judges them based on their own culture

What is the term for the impact of human beings on their environment?

A host culture pressures migrants to acculturate to their culture bcuz they want homogeinity to act as centripetal force

What is the cultural hearth for Judiasm, Islam, and Christianity

The term for when transportation technologies allow for the spread of goods and ideas faster and cheaper

Ethnic enclaves do all of the following EXCEPT

The term for individuals or groups who migrate from one location to another and bring their cultural traits with them

This building is an example of which concept?

Which of the following is a universalizing religion?

All of the following are impacts of multiculturalism on a society EXCEPT

Cultural convergence occurs due to globalization & spread of pop culture through technology making cultures more similar

Type of diffusion occurs when traits leap frog from one influential person or city, to less important or rural areas

All of the following are true for universalizing religion EXCEPT

The term for a regional variation of language that is understood by people who speak variations of the same language

Identify the religion in the picture

The term for the motivating impulse to control a greater territory; accomplished by governing from afar

All of the following contribute to the loss of indigenous languages EXCEPT

What is the term for seeking to understand another's culture from a wider perspective of culutral logic?

The term for a language of communication and commerce spoken across a wide area where it is not the mother language

The term for forcibly controlling another territory by settling there

How is indigenous culture different from folk/local culture?

Which of the following are the three great monotheistic religions?

India's caste system is closely tied with which religion?

Which region has the least access to internet/cell phones?

All of the following are examples of how land-use is a cultural trait EXCEPT

The sector of the economy involved in the extraction and harvesting of natural resources (agriculture, mining, logging)

Which of the following does NOT accurately compare relocation diffusion and contagious diffusion

How did British imperialism impact India?

All of the following are reasons a migrant might resist assimilation into a host society EXCEPT

All of the following match the pilgrimage site with its religion EXCEPT:

All of the following are reasons that culutral divergence occurs EXCEPT

A migrant might want to acculturate into a host society for all of these reasons EXCEPT

Which of the following is a HISTORICAL factor for the diffusion of English as a lingua franca

How did Christianity diffuse?

Relocation diffusion does NOT increase the # of people participating in a cultural trait, but contagious diffusion DOES

The term for the originating point of a cultural trait or trend that then diffuses outward

What is it called when a society promotes cultural diversity by embracing differences within society?

What is it called when a migrant or ethnic group blends in with the host culture and loses MOST of its cultural traits?

What is the name of a social or religious custom prohibiting or forbidding a particular practice

What is the cultural hearth for Hinduism, Sikhism, and Buddhism

Non-Material culture are the physical (tangible) objects of a culture while material are intangible (like beliefs)

All of the following are countries in the image EXCEPT

All of the following are reasons globalization has led English to become a lingua franca EXCEPT

What is the term for successive (past) societies leaving evidence of their existence on the current cultural landscape?

What type of culture is rural, ethnically homogenous, slow to change, and passed by the older generations