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Folk & Pop Culture Review
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AP Human Geography, Rubenstein text, Ch. 4, Folk & Pop Culture
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Which two are examples of "social forms"?
beliefs & values
language & religion
houses & clothing
ethnicity & political institutions
2
Visible elements that a group possesses & leaves behind for future generations:
all of the above
beliefs
material culture
values
3
Diffused primarily through expansion diffusion:
folk culture
pop culture
language
migration
4
True/False: According to Rubenstein, pop culture harms the natural environment more than folk.
True
False
5
A center for/of innovation:
site
place
hearth
location
6
Which historic event contributed greatly to the diffusion of American pop music?
the Vietnam War
WW2 radio broadcasts of American music
WW1 television broadcasts of American TV shows
internet distribution of US fashion magazines in WW2
7
Traditionally practiced primarily by small, homogeneous groups in isolated, rural areas:
folk culture
popular culture
taboos
pop culture
8
_____________ culture typically originates in developed countries & has a known hearth:
pop
folk
9
Contribution of a location's unique physical characteristics to the way food tastes:
terroir
flavor
site
taboo
10
Diffused primarily through relocation diffusion:
popular culture
folk culture
pop culture
music
11
Pop culture is the result of:
the Green Revolution
technological advance & increased leisure time
relocation diffusion
site & situation
12
Which words are best associated with pop culture?
isolated, traditional, insular
unknown hearth, relocation diffusion
rapid, global, connected
homogeneous, conservative
13
Found in large, heterogeneous societies that share certain habits despite some difference:
taboos
folk culture
popular culture
globalization
14
Culture found in large, heterogeneous societies; widespread, shared cultural traits:
folk culture
popular/pop culture
traditions
culture
15
The main obstacle to people participating in pop culture is:
a rejection of pop culture
physical factors such as oceans, mountains
discrimination
not having the money to purchase the item(s)
16
Traditionally practiced by small, homogeneous, isolated, rural group:
folk culture
extinct culture
pop culture
popular cuture
17
A habit that has been widely adopted by most or all members of a society:
pop culture
tradition
folk culture
custom
18
Most global pop culture in 2015 originates in:
Europe & North America
South America & Australia
Africa & Southwest Asia
Europe & East Asia
19
Frequent repetition of an action; characteristic of a group of people/a cultural group:
taboo
habit
tradition
custom
20
According to Rubenstein, landscapes dominated by folk cultures…
develop significant infrastructure/build environments.
change significantly over time.
change relatively little over time.
are highly connected to other locations.
21
Folk cultures are typically more _______________ than pop cultures.
isolated
connected
globalized
affluent
22
Rubenstein states that the loss of folk cultures is dangerous because it...
reduces likelihood of global conflict.
folk cultures are superior/preferable to pop culture.
reduces diversity & intellectual stimulation.
increases likelihood of global conflict.
23
A restriction on behavior imposed by social custom:
taboo
none of the above
faux pas
terroir
24
Repetitive act performed by an individual, rather than a group:
idiosyncrasy
habit
tradition
custom
25
Folk music lyrics are typically about:
incorporating advance tech equipment into music
political events and love
war, famine, disease
stories, life cycle events, the environment
26
The Industrial Revolution advanced pop culture because:
plants & animals were domesticated
people had a surplus of food for the first time
items could be mass produced quickly
working conditions in factories were poor
27
__________ culture often has anonymous hearths:
folk culture
popular culture
28
Pop cultures diffuses ______ with little regard for ______:
widely; physical barriers
short distances; distance decay
29
Material traits, customary beliefs, & social forms:
habit
culture
tradition
folk culture
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Pop music differs from folk music in that it:
incorporates hi-tech equipment& is meant for large audiences
is meant to be performed only at family events
is meant to be shared only with small groups of people
is only meant to be performed during festivals