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1
Which is an example of an ethnic religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
2
Which hearth is incorrectly matched?
English – United States
Anime – Japan
Hinduism – India
Islam – Southwest Asia
3
How did English diffuse to Ireland?
Spread via popular culture
Economic and political domination
Diffusion through religious practices
Voluntary adoption as a lingua franca
4
Amish communities concentrated in Lancaster, PA are an example of..
Relocation Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Simultaneous Diffusion
5
Halloween celebrations worldwide demonstrate:
Indigenous culture
Cultural assimilation
Popular culture
Folk culture
6
Which universalizing religion shown in red does the map depict spreading?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
7
A regional variation of a language is called:
Universalizing language
Language branch
Toponym
Dialect
8
A South Asian woman wearing a sari is an example of:
Cultural appropriation
Cultural mentifact
Cultural taboo
Cultural artifact
9
What cultural train influences the architecture in the image?
Religion
Ethnicity
Language
Gender
10
If a place of worship has the following symbol its a place of worship for..
Synagogue
Mosque
Church
Pagoda
11
English is part of which language family?
Romance
Indo-European
Sino-Tibetan
Afro-Asiatic
12
Which is an example of traditional culture?
Wearing jeans in Kenya
Celebrating the Lunar New Year in China
Eating sushi in Brazil
Listening to rock music in Argentina
13
A Danish family eats traditional foods but adopts U.S. names. This is an example of:
Acculturation
Nativism
Assimilation
Syncretism
14
Blending Buddhism with Daoism and Shinto is called
Syncretism
Assimilation
Multiculturalism
Acculturation
15
A language blending French and West African elements such as Creole classifies as:
Language Family
Dialect
Pidgin
Lingua Franca
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Which feature is most useful for describing the built environment in the image?
The ethnic group represented
The language written on the signs
The clothes the person is wearing
The type of car being driven
17
How does the map of Spanish-speaking countries show global diffusion?
French media dominates entertainment globally.
French remains in former colonies after independence.
French was voluntarily adopted for diplomacy.
French cuisine popularized the language worldwide.
18
If a place of worship has the following symbol then its a place of worship in
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
19
The spread of an internet meme is an example of:
Relocation Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
20
Which is an example of stimulus diffusion?
Apple features adopted by other phones
COVID-19 spreading across continents
Viral videos spreading globally
German migrating to U.S. communities
21
Space-time compression leads to:
Decreased global interactions
Increased isolation
Cultural divergence
Loss of folk cultural traits
22
Beliefs and values such as taboos in a a culture are classified as:
Mentifacts
Sociofacts
Artifacts
Toponyms
23
How did Islam’s diffusion shape the cultural landscapes in China?
By remaining confined to the Middle East
Through radical changes in Chinese architecture
By minimally influencing regions beyond the hearth
Through conquest in the west and missionaries in the east
24
The spread of popular culture through globalization is called
Cultural convergence
Acculturation
Multiculturalism
Neocolonialism
25
Why is English widely spoken in North America?
Colonists from Great Britain spread the language.
Immigrants used it to unify diverse populations.
It became an official colonial language.
Colonists from England spread the language via relocation diffusion.
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How does immigration affect the cultural landscape of religion?
Ethnic religions dominate the receiving country.
Religions merge to create syncretic beliefs.
Immigrants retain their religion, adding diversity.
Immigrants fully adopt the dominant religion.
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Forcing the indigenous population to speak only English and convert to Christianity is an example of
Syncretism
Acculturation
Multiculturalism
Assimilation