AP World History 9.6 Flashcards

Modernism

Artistic movement rejecting tradition for new forms and experimentation

Consumer culture

Society focused on buying and owning goods rather than traditional values

Popular culture

Culture evolved from everyday people's activities, influenced by mass media

Americanization

Spread of American culture and values worldwide, often overshadowing local traditions

Social media

Digital platforms enabling global communication and interaction, with both positive and negative effects

K-pop

Popular music genre from South Korea, combining various global influences, gaining international fame

Anime

Japanese animated style influencing global media and entertainment since the late 20th century

Reggae

Jamaican music genre blending various influences, promoting messages of unity and social justice

Falun Gong

Spiritual movement combining meditation and traditional Chinese practices, facing political suppression in China

New Age

Contemporary spiritual movement incorporating diverse traditions adapted for Western audiences

Nonbelievers

Individuals who identify without religious affiliation, increasingly common in modern societies

Olympic Games

International athletic competition showcasing national pride and promoting global unity

World Cup

Prestigious global soccer tournament highlighting international sports rivalry and celebration

National Basketball Association (NBA)

Professional basketball league in the U.S., showcasing global talent and cultural exchange through sports

Global brand

Recognized international company or product that shapes consumer behavior and preferences worldwide

Streaming video

Online service delivering video content, enabling global accessibility and diverse cultural exchange

Online commerce

Internet-based buying and selling of goods and services, facilitating global trade

Throwaway culture

Societal inclination toward disposability and consumption without regard for sustainability