APHUG - Ch. 4 - Folk & Pop Culture

Question 1

Repetitive act performed by an individual, rather than a group:

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habit

Question 2

The main obstacle to people participating in pop culture is:

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not having the money to purchase the item(s)

Question 3

Folk music lyrics are typically about:

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stories, life cycle events, the environment

Question 4

Diffused primarily through relocation diffusion:

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folk culture

Question 5

Contribution of a location's unique physical characteristics to the way food tastes:

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terroir

Question 6

A habit that has been widely adopted by most or all members of a society:

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custom

Question 7

The image shown was taken in Ketchikan, Alaska. Which of the following best explains the process illustrated?

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Diffusion, ethnic cuisines may change the cultural landscape in locations

Question 8

True/False: According to Rubenstein, pop culture harms the natural environment more than folk.

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True

Question 9

Which of the following concepts best explains the driving forces of contemporary cultural diffusion?

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Space-time compression

Question 10

The Industrial Revolution advanced pop culture because:

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items could be mass produced quickly

Question 11

Found in large, heterogeneous societies that share certain habits despite some difference:

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popular culture

Question 12

Folk cultures are typically more _______________ than pop cultures.

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isolated

Question 13

Pop culture is the result of:

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technological advance & increased leisure time

Question 14

Most global pop culture in 2015 originates in:

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Europe & North America

Question 15

Traditionally practiced primarily by small, homogeneous groups in isolated, rural areas:

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folk culture

Question 16

The costumes of the people in the procession are the result of synthesis between religion and ethnicity that

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creates new cultural forms and contributes to a sense of place

Question 17

Pop music differs from folk music in that it:

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incorporates hi-tech equipment& is meant for large audiences

Question 18

Which historic event contributed greatly to the diffusion of American pop music?

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WW2 radio broadcasts of American music

Question 19

Culture found in large, heterogeneous societies; widespread, shared cultural traits:

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popular/pop culture

Question 20

__________ culture often has anonymous hearths:

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folk culture

Question 21

A restriction on behavior imposed by social custom:

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taboo

Question 22

_____________ culture typically originates in developed countries & has a known hearth:

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pop

Question 23

A center for/of innovation:

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hearth

Question 24

Which words are best associated with pop culture?

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rapid, global, connected

Question 25

Popular American fast food chain creates a Veggie Burger to cater to its new market of India. This is an example of

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stimulus diffusion

Question 26

Material traits, customary beliefs, & social forms:

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culture

Question 27

Rubenstein states that the loss of folk cultures is dangerous because it...

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reduces diversity & intellectual stimulation.

Question 28

According to Rubenstein, landscapes dominated by folk cultures…

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change relatively little over time.

Question 29

Which two are examples of "social forms"?

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ethnicity & political institutions

Question 30

Tikka masala is an Indian-style food that has gained popularity in the United Kingdom. This process is called...

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Relocation diffusion

Question 31

The map shown was published in the United States in the early twentieth century. The title of the map is an example of

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Ethnocentrism

Question 32

Diffused primarily through expansion diffusion:

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pop culture

Question 33

Traditionally practiced by small, homogeneous, isolated, rural group:

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folk culture

Question 34

Frequent repetition of an action; characteristic of a group of people/a cultural group:

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custom

Question 35

Visible elements that a group possesses & leaves behind for future generations:

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material culture

Question 36

Pop cultures diffuses ______ with little regard for ______:

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widely; physical barriers

Question 37

This example can best be described as

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stimulus diffusion

Question 38

Which explains why an immigrant community attempting to assimilate into local society would engage in political protest?

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Ethnic groups living in segregated enclaves

APHUG - Ch. 4 - Folk & Pop Culture

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