What is an example of material culture
the bible
Folk culture society
Rural/isolated location and most speak local language
Pop culture connectivity/how?
Global languages and connected
Folk Culture social structure
Family live close, community, defined gender roles
Pop culture social stucture
dispersed family, emphasis on individualism
folk culture diffusion
Oral stories/traditions, slow, primarily relocation
pop culture diffusion
Rapid, hierarchical, social media
Folk culture buildings and housing
Local materials, similar throughout, built by communities or owner
pop culture buildings and housing
Factoris, businesses, variety of styles
folk culture food
locally produced, traditional, made by communities or families
pop culture food
often imported, like variety, resturants
Folk culture spacial focus
local and regional
pop culture spacial focus
national and gobal
What is cultural convergence? Examples?
Cultures coming into contact and adopting similar traits
World sports, english (languages)
Causes of extinction in cultures and languages
Genocide, laws against using native languages
List the 5 major religions in order from oldest to youngest and their place of origin
1) Hinduism - South Asia
2) Judaism - South West Asia
3) Buddhism - South Asia
4) Christianity - South West Asia
5) Islam - South West
What is a universalizing religion
A religion trying to be global by appealing to all. Proselytizing (trys to convert others).
What are the 3 largest universalizing religions?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
What is an ethnic religion
religions that appeal mainly to natives in the origin country. They do not proselytize. Hinduism is the largest, then Chinese Tradition, ad Asian Primal-indigenous, African Traditional
Judasim
Influenced Islam and Christianity but still and ethnic religion. 1st monotheistic religion.
What is relocation diffusion and example
Spread of cultural trait by people who migrate and carry these traits with them
Italians who brought pizza to the US
What is expansion diffusion and the types of it
Spread of cultural trait direct and indirectly without migration
Hierarchical, stimulus, and acculturation diffusion
What is contagious diffusion
Cultural Trait spread continuously outward from hearth through contact with other people rapidly
What is hierarchical diffusion and example
spread of culture from center of wealth and importance
cell phones used to be for the wealthy but everyone has them now
What is stimulus diffusion and example
when people in culture adopt a trait from another culture but modify it slightly
Veggie burgers and hindus
acculturation and example
adopting traits from the larger group but still keeping its own
Keeping culture and language but dresses in american clothes
assimilation
ethnic group cannot be distinguished from receiving group
What is sequent occupancy
idea that people leave their cultural imprints when they live in a place
What patterns can be seen on cultural landscape
education seen as a privilege, preference for male children
What are Centripetal forces and examples
forces that lead to unity in society
Same languages and similar values
what are centrifugal forces and example
factors that lead to division
racism
What are historic causes of diffusion
imperialism and trade
What is imperialism?
the dominance of one country over another where weaker political community is influenced to serve dominant powers interest
Colonialism
when a powerful country makes colonies in less powerful countries for political and/or economic gain
neocolonialism
how in more modern times, imperialism can be done through the assertion of political, economic, and cultural control rather than territory acquisition
What do trade interactions result in?
New forms of communication and cultural traits
Pidgin Language and example
Simplified non-native language used by speakers of different languages. Made through colonization.
Hawaiian Pidgin
Creole Language and example
Pidgin language that develops into a new combined language with native speakers. Made through colonization or slavery.
Haitian
Lingua Franca
Language spoken by speakers of different languages for communication, usually for business, trade, or commerce
What are the world five most spoken languages
Mandarin, Hindi, spanish, english, arabic
What are the lingua francas for
China
Africa
SW Asia
and Eastern Europe and Russia
Mandarin
Swahili
Arabic
Russian
Dialects
Variations in accents, grammar, spelling, and word usage. Usually due to colonization.
Official Languages
used by gov. for laws, reports, signs, and more.
How can an official language be positive?
Creates unity and aids in communication
How can an official language be negetive
Isolates or languages or cultures