AP HUG unit 3 culture

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Origin of folk culture
hearth area; originators are usually unknown
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Origin of popular cultures
hearth area comes from more developed countries (MDCs)
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Diffusion of folk culture
diffuses slowly, primarily through migration, and at a small scale
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Diffusion of popular culture
diffuses rapidly, via hierarchical diffusion, and over a large scale
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Folk culture
close connection to the environment
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Cultural Landscape
made up of combinations of physical features, agricultural and industrial practices, religious and linguistic characteristics, evidence of sequent occupancy, and other expressions of culture including traditional and postmodern architecture (skyscrapers) and land-use patterns.
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Sequent Occupancy
the idea that societies or cultural groups leave their cultural imprints when they live in a place, each contributing to the overall cultural landscape over time. Most cultural landscapes are a mixture of historic and modern buildings.
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Centripetal forces
Characteristics that unify a country. Provide stability.
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Centrifugal forces
Characteristics that cause division in a country. Destabilizing.
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Ethnicity
a sense of belonging or identity within a group of people bound by common ancestry and culture.
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race
based on physical characteristics.
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Cultural hearths
are the original sources of culture yet many cultures have spread beyond their hearths
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diffusion
The spreading of information, ideas, behaviors, and other aspects of culture over wider areas is known as
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Relocation diffusion
the spread of a cultural trait by people who migrate and carry their cultural traits with them
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Expansion Diffusion
is the spread of cultural traits through direct or indirect exchange without migration.
Contagious
Hierarchical
Reverse hierarchical
Stimulus
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Contagious Diffusion
occurs when a cultural trait spreads continuously outward from its hearth through contact among people
Example: Blues music
Example: cell phone technology
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Hierarchical Diffusion
is the spread of culture outward from the most interconnected places or from centers of wealth and importance.
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Reverse Hierarchical Diffusion
is the processes in which a trait diffuses from a lower class to a higher class.
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Stimulus Diffusion
occurs when people in a culture adopt an underlying idea or process from another culture, but modify it because they reject one trait of it.
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Acculturation
process in which members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group, often maintaining elements of their own culture; usually occurs as a result of colonization or immigration
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Assimilation
a type of acculturation; process by which a person or persons acquire the social and psychological characteristics of a dominant group, adopting that culture completely and abandoning their own
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Syncretism
development of a new cultural trait as a result of the blending of two distinct but interacting cultures
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Multiculturalism
maintaining a diversity of ethnic cultures within a community that are valued and respected for their unique differences
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Cultural Appropriation
Using the culture of another group for your own benefit or enjoyment.
Ex: dressing as an ethnic group for Halloween
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Commodification
The use of cultural customs or traits for profit
Ex: Mattel selling a Dia de Los Muertos Barbie
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Neolocalism
The attempt to revitalize local or regional culture in response to changes in the nation or world
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Xenophobia
The fear or distrust of people from other countries or cultures