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Centripetal forces
things that pull people toward the center
Centrifugal forces
things that push people away from the center and pull them apart
Cultural relativism
understanding and judging other cultures by their own standards, not your own
Ethnocentrism
judging other cultures by your own culture's standards, often thinking your culture is superior
Assimilation
One group completely adopts the dominant culture (loses their original culture)
Acculturation
Groups exchange cultural traits but keep their distinct identities
Syncretism
Cultures blend together to create something new
Cultural Convergence
cultures becoming more similar (converging/coming together)
Cultural Divergence
cultures becoming more different (diverging/separating)
Sequent occupance
means that different groups of people have lived in and used the same place over time, and each group leaves evidence of their culture in the landscape.
Cultural landscape
a geographic area where human activity has interacted with the natural environment to create a place with cultural, historical, or aesthetic value
Time Space Convergence
the geographic concept that the world is shrinking because technology is reducing the time it takes to travel or communicate between places