AP Human Geography - Topic 3.8: Effects of Diffusion

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Flashcards covering AP Human Geography Topic 3.8: Effects of Diffusion, including definitions, characteristics, and examples of acculturation, assimilation, syncretism, and multiculturalism.

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The four main effects of cultural diffusion that result in changes to the cultural landscape are acculturation, assimilation, syncretism, and ___________.

multiculturalism

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___________ is defined as the process in which members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group, often maintaining elements of their own culture.

Acculturation

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Blue jeans originated in the USA and diffused worldwide in the 1950s, representing ___________ because people adopted denim while still eating their traditional food and speaking their traditional language.

acculturation

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The process by which a person acquires the social and psychological characteristics of a dominant group, adopting that culture completely and abandoning their own, is called ___________.

assimilation

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<p>Native American Boarding schools in the US from the 1890s to the 1960s serve as a historical example of forced ___________, leading to widespread language loss.</p>

Native American Boarding schools in the US from the 1890s to the 1960s serve as a historical example of forced ___________, leading to widespread language loss.

assimilation

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Second- or third-generation immigrants feeling less connected to their ancestry as their identity becomes more national and less ethnic illustrates the process of ___________.

assimilation

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___________ is a type of cultural convergence where a new cultural trait forms as a result of the blending of two distinct but interacting cultures.

Syncretism

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Tex-Mex evolved along the Mexico/Texas borderlands by blending Mexican flavors with Texas ingredients and cooking styles, representing an example of ___________.

syncretism

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Two specific religions highlighted as examples of syncretism are Shintoism and ___________.

Sikhism

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Maintaining a diversity of ethnic cultures within a community that are valued and respected for their unique differences is known as ___________.

multiculturalism

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Three major examples provided of places exhibiting multiculturalism are New York City (NY), Brazil, and ___________.

Canada