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folk culture
small, homogeneous population
rural
popular culture
large, heterogeneous population
urban
local culture
a group of people in a particular place who see themselves as a community and share experiences, traits and customs.
material culture
things a group of people construct
ex: art, houses, clothing, sports, dance, foods
nonmaterial culture
the beliefs, practices, values that a group of people share
hearth
the point of origin
custom
a practice that a group of people routinely followre
reterritorialization
when people start to produce an aspect of pop culture and infuse it with their local culture
cultural landscapes
the visible imprint of human activity on the physical landscape
universalizing religions
religions that actively seek converts
ethnic religions
born into the faith and does not actively seek converts
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