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44 Cards in this Set
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culture |
combination of food, music, values, architecture language and clothes cultures distinguish people |
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material cultural aspects |
Architecture and clothing |
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non-material cultural aspects |
Traditions values beliefs religion |
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cultural landscape |
physical nature of a landscape that is human made shows the cultural aspects of the people there both past and present |
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religion |
architecture, symbols and holidays |
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land use |
type of houses type of agriculture |
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names and population |
Toponyms and inhabitants |
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Film/tv |
media arts |
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language |
Dialect, accent, or language family |
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types of cultural landscapes |
Vernacular, designed, historic site, ethographic |
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designed landscape |
consciously designed by an architect or expert |
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ethnographic |
landscapes containing a variety of natural and cultural resources that the associated people define as heritage resources |
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historic site |
associated with historic event, activity or person |
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vernacular |
a place people live and go through |
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hearth |
where a culture begins |
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diffusion |
how culture spreads |
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hierarchical diffusion |
spread by an authority figure |
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contagious diffusion |
diffusion without structure |
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stimulus diffusion |
when a cultural trait is changed or adapted |
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relocation diffuson |
Spread by movement of people |
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core-domain-sphere model |
further from cultural hearth less influence |
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main types of culture |
pop culture and folk culture |
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Folk culture info |
Hearth: unknown/various Diffusion: slow and limited, mainly caused by relocation |
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pop culture |
Hearth: MDCs usually north america and Europe Diffusion: rapid and large scale typically from hierarchical diffusion |
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pop culture |
widely spread out |
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folk culture |
clustered |
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sustainability |
if a culture can last |
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folk culture sustainability |
problem with pop culture diffusion |
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pop culture sustainability |
Problem with resources |
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effects of pop culture diffusion |
folk culture taken over |
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folk culture retention |
The more limited access a country has to internet and electricity the better chance their folk culture has of surviving |
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pop culture challenges |
Pop culture uses lots of resources from packaging and from raising meat rather than fruits and vegetables. |
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Globalization |
can have positive and negative effects on culture diffuse pop culture and erase folk culture can see other cultures in movies, music, food, clothing |
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internet |
found more in MDCs but can also be found in LDCs due to globalization |
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Sequent Occupance |
Sequent = time Occupance = people in a space A word used to describe an area changed by multiple groups that move in to the area |
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toponym sequent occupance |
The name "Colorado" comes from the Spanish language. |
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example sequent occupance |
A temple built by Muslims was renovated by caholics after the conquest of spain |
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Acculturation |
When a non dominant culture adopts some, but not all cultural traits from a dominant culture. |
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Assimilation |
When a less dominant culture completely adopts a dominant culture and adopts a new one. |
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Western civilization backlash |
Some extremist groups have formed to fight western culture. |
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Cultural appropriation |
When one culture adopts elements from another culture, usually a more dominant culture adopts traits from a less dominant culture. |
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Ethnocentralism |
valuing on culture over another because you view their culture through your beliefs. |
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cultural synthesis |
The blending of two or more influences. |
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cultural synthesis example |
New Orleans has a blended culture |
