Human Geo Exam 2

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Folk culture
Culture with local materials, knowledge, and environments, handmade and less susceptible to change over time.
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Pop culture
Culture that is continuously reinvented with materials sourced globally, expert knowledge, and rapid changes over time.
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Globalization of pop culture
The blending of styles and genres from different regions, leading to a shared global culture.
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Material culture
Physical or tangible objects made or used by members of a group.
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Non-material culture
Beliefs, values, ideologies, and practices representative of a group.
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Commodification of culture
Turning cultural elements into goods/services in a market-driven economy, often diluting their original meaning.
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Lingua franca
A language used to facilitate communication between people who do not share a native language.
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Dialect
Different versions of the same basic language, exemplified by variations like 'you all' vs. 'ya'll'.
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Isogloss
A boundary that separates regions where different language uses predominate.
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Universalizing religion
A religion that seeks converts and aims to be universal, such as Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism.
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Ethnic religion
A religion associated with a single group, such as Hinduism or Judaism.
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Syncretic religions
Religions that emerge from blending different religious practices and beliefs, like Sikhism.
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Centrifugal forces
Forces that divide a state, such as ethnic conflict or economic disparity.
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Centripetal forces
Forces that unite a state, like ethnic unity or shared heritage.
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Gerrymandering
The process of redrawing legislative boundaries to benefit a particular political party.
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LDCs (Less Developed Countries)
Countries often facing high fertility rates, gender imbalances, and barriers to education for women.
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Gender norms
Societal expectations dictating the roles and behaviors of different genders.
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Maternal mortality rates
The rate at which women die from pregnancy-related causes, often higher in LDCs.
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Political participation
The involvement of individuals in political processes, often limited for women due to various barriers.
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Gender stereotypes
Prejudgments or biases based on gender, often limiting opportunities and roles for individuals.
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Devolution
The transfer of power from a central government to regional or local governments.
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Stateless nations
Groups of people with a shared cultural heritage who do not have a sovereign state of their own.
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Compact state
A state where the distance from the center to any boundary does not vary significantly, facilitating communication.
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Fragmented state
A state consisting of several discontinuous pieces of territory, which may hinder governance and cohesion.
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Superimposed boundary
A boundary imposed by an outside force, often disregarding existing cultural divisions.
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Subsequent boundary
A boundary established after cultural landscapes have developed, reflecting existing cultural differences.
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Antecedent boundary
A boundary created before the present-day cultural landscape developed.
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Geometric boundary
A boundary created using lines of latitude and longitude.
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Effects of colonialism on language
Imposition of colonial languages leading to the widespread adoption of languages like English and Spanish.
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Positive effects of linguistic diversity
Cultural enrichment, economic opportunities, and enhancing trade through multilingual populations.
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Challenges of linguistic diversity
Communication barriers, political fragmentation, and language endangerment.
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Cultural landscapes
Areas that reflect the cultural practices and adaptations of human populations.
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ethnic neighborhood

areas within cities that have a concentration of a particular ethnic group

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ethnic enclave

areas where large groups of people share a common ethnicity

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ethnoburb

a suburban area with a strong ethnic concentration

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ghetto

any urban place where a group is forced to live due to discriminatory housing practices

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branch

large fundamental division within a religion

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denomination

division of a branch that unites congregations into a single administrative body