World Cultures Exam prep

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Ways music influences culture

Teaches us about language, it’s how we celebrate, connects you to others, creates controversy and advances positivity, helps us find our identity.

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Theme of Bob Dylan's Masters of War

Critiques the military and government, focusing on profit from war over human life.

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Social issues addressed by Tupac’s Changes

Systemic racism and social injustice.

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Message promoted in Macklemore’s Same Love

Advocacy for LGBTQ rights and acceptance.

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Group of 7

Known for painting Canadian landscapes.

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Painter of The Kiss

Gustav Klimt.

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Work by Frida Kahlo

Me and My Parrots.

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What Banksy is known for

Street art addressing social and political issues.

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Differences between North American and European eating habits

Europeans have smaller portions, North Americans favor chain restaurants, Europeans drink more alcohol while North Americans drink more soda.

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Health impact of eating too much unhealthy food

Can cause cardiovascular disease.

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Ways sports shape culture

Unite people, serve as a universal language, create lasting legacies.

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Social issue Colin Kaepernick protested

Police brutality and oppression of Black people.

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Feeling of someone who dislikes sports culture

They may feel like an outsider.

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Purpose of festivals

To celebrate heritage and pass on traditions.

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Influence of music festivals on culture

Express traditions, encourage a sense of community, bring people together.

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Important events in Canadian history

Confederation (July 1, 1867), Vimy Ridge (WWI), Women’s suffrage.

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Main goal of Buddhism

To achieve enlightenment and reach Nirvana.

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Two ethical principles of Buddhism

Non-harming (Ahimsa) and compassion (Karuna).

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Event marking start of Christianity as official religion

Emperor Constantine making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

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Three main denominations of Christianity

Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern Orthodox.

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Five Pillars of Islam

Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Ramadan Fasting, Hajj.

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Importance of Mecca in Islam

It is the holiest city and the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad.

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What karma means in Hinduism

Principle of cause and effect, actions affect future lives.

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Significance of the Ganges River

Believed to purify sins and help attain salvation.

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Symbolism of the Star of David

Connection between God, Israel, and the Torah.

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Significance of the Wailing Wall

Place for prayer and reflection, closest accessible site to Holy of Holies.

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Main belief in Shintoism

Harmony between humans and nature, guided by Kami spirits.

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Symbol of Shintoism and its meaning

Torii Gates mark entrances to shrines and symbolize purification.

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Similarity between Hinduism and Buddhism

Both believe in reincarnation.

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Difference between Hinduism and Buddhism

Hinduism is polytheistic, Buddhism is non-theistic.

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Difference on the Messiah between Christianity and Judaism

Christianity sees Jesus as the Messiah, Judaism does not.

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Difference between Sikhism and Shintoism

Sikhism is monotheistic, Shintoism involves Kami spirits.

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Canadian cultural norm related to kindness

Waving to drivers when they let you cross the road.

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Italian cultural norm related to coffee

Coffee is usually an espresso and is drunk in the café.

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Difference between pop culture and high culture

Pop culture is accessible and mainstream, high culture is exclusive and tied to intellectual achievements.

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Example of global culture

McDonald's, Coca-Cola, or the iPhone.

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Negative effect of gentrification

Can displace long-term residents due to rising rent.

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Difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation

Appropriation borrows without permission while appreciation involves respect.

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Difference in time management: Monochronic vs. Polychronic cultures

Monochronic focuses on one task at a time; Polychronic handles multiple tasks.

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Individualist vs. Collectivist country

Individualist: USA, Collectivist: Japan.

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Key similarity between egalitarianism and collectivism

Both emphasize collective well-being over individual gain.

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Five permanent members of the UN Security Council

China, Russia, France, the U.S., and the U.K.

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Difference between acculturation and assimilation

Acculturation adapts traits while maintaining one's culture; assimilation blends into the host society.

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What is cancel culture?

Stopping support for individuals due to offensive actions or opinions.

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Example of digital activism

Black Lives Matter.