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23 Cards in this Set

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4 hearths of country music
-north central cowboy music
-ozark ouchita uplands
-middle tennessee and kentucky lowlands
-southern appalchian hearth
popular music
sold to large # of people
diffusion of american popular
WW1
radio
eng language for popular music
manufacturing hearth
certain corporations generate and produce popular culture
-mtv
-vhi
-nick
-disney
hip hop
nyc 1970 south bronx
many sports originated as isolated folk customs
relocation diffusion
migration of individualism
12th century king henry II banned soccer
1603 king james I legalized soccer
soccer
-taught in school
-dutch student been in britain brought it to continental europe through relocation diffusion
-20th century diffused by radio and television and contagious diffusion
cricket
popular in britain and former british colonies
china sports
martial arts, archery, fencing, wrestling,boxing
japan sports
baseball
native americans sports
lacross
3 popular sports
football,basketball,baseball
surfing 1960
skateboarding 1970
snowboarding 1980
ultimate fighting 1990
north america
movies, television,music,sports,fast food
japan
childrens television programs,electronic games,new entertainment technologies
western europe
fashion,television,art,philosophy
south korea
television dramas,movies,popular music
india
movies
french
dont want their culture affected by popular culture
edward ralph
invented the word placelessness
2 most building material
wood and brick
3 hearths of folk house forms in the US
new england
middle atlantic
lower chesapeake
US house types 1945-1900
modern:
minimal traditional
ranch
contemporary
split level
shed

neo-eclectic:
neo french
mansard
neo collonial
neo tutor