Concepts
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Religions
Religious Continued
Hodge-podge
100

Food preferences, architecture, land use, music, food, and clothing are examples of this.

What is a cultural trait?

100

This is the process of an immigrant adopting certain customs of a new culture while maintaining parts of their old culture. 

What is acculturation?

100

An ethnic religion based in South Asia and has a heavy emphasis on reincarnation.

What is Hinduism?

100

Name a universalizing religion. 

Christianity, Buddhism and Islam

100

Diffusion that is a result of people moving (migration). 

What is Relocation Diffusion?

200

An emperor adopts a new religion and then requires all people to practice this religion. What type of diffusion is this?

Hierarchical Diffusion

200

The body of customary beliefs, social values, and material traits that together constitute a group of people’s distinct tradition.

What is Culture?

200

This city is claimed as a holy site or hearth of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. 

What is Jerusalem?

200

What action(s) of the European powers caused Christianity to spread to all parts of the world, especially through North, Central, and South America

What is colonialism?

200

A type of diffusion that spreads from person to person, such as a TikTok post causing a new dance trend. 

What is contagious diffusion?

300

Religions that fit with any culture and actively seek converts. 

What are universalizing religions?

300

The process of less dominant cultures losing their culture to a more dominant culture. An example being the treatment of Native American tribes in the USA. 

What is Assimilation (or forced assimilation)?

300

This religion's hearth was in India, but relocated almost entirely to East Asia and Southeast Asia. 

What is Buddhism?

300

This means belief in more than one God

What is polytheism?

300

Voodoo mixes elements of African religious traditions with Christianity and is therefor for an example of.... 

What is Syncretism?

400

This is the most commonly spoken language family (tree). 

What is the Indo-European Language family?

400

The Amish in the United States are example of a culture refusing to take on new traits. 

What is cultural divergence?

400

This religion spread hierarchically from its hearth in Southwest Asia across northern Africa and all the way to South Asia and modern day Pakistan. 

What is Islam

400

Of the world's major religions, which is the oldest (we saw this in the video)? 

What is Hinduism?

400

McDonald's is an American cultural icon popular all over the world. However, in some places (like India) it makes considerable changes its menu to reflect local cultural expectations. This is an example of which type of diffusion?

Stimulus Diffusion

500

Human interaction with the environment which helps reflect the culture - the built environment. 

What is a cultural landscape?

500

The ruins of ancient cultures that are visible in the modern cultural landscape. 

What is sequence occupancy?

500

This ethnic religion is related to Buddhism but was built specifically to the Japanese culture. 

What is Shintoism? 

500

Immigrants often form into communities within the major cities of the United States. They do this for support in adjusting to a new country. Chinatowns are an example. What is the term for this historical trend? 

Ethnic Enclaves or Ethnic Islands 

500

A type of architecture that tries to be an art form of its own - dramatic shapes and styles that make an artistic statement reflecting culture. 

What is Postmodern Architecture?

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