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Traditionally practiced primarily by small, homogenous groups living in isolated rural areas.
What is Folk Culture?
When a more dominant culture makes another cultural group start dressing, speaking and acting like them.
What is assimilation?
Country with 4 diverse languages that co-exist through local governments and official language status.
What is Switzerland?
Used by the government to enact legislation, publish documents and conduct other business.
What is the official language?
Typical origin(s) or popular culture.
What is North America and Europe?
According to Internet Freedom, the majority of countries with the most restrictions on the internet are in this continent.
What is Asia?
The most widely distributed language family.
What is Indo-European?
Regional variation of a language distinguished by distinctive vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation.
What is a dialect?
What is folk housing?
Pop. culture promotes uniform landscapes & experiences. This makes pop. culture...
What is unsustainable?
English is the most spoken, a language of international communication.
What is Lingua Franca?
This type of communication uses simplified vocabulary and grammar from two or more languages to facilitate trade and business.
What is Pigdin?
Cultural or religious restrictions on eating certain plants or animals.
What is a Taboo?
This group has been able to maintain their folk culture through strict rules and settling in rural areas.
What is the Amish?
Three Germanic tribes that eveolved into modern English.
Who are the Angles, Jutes, and Saxons?
Status of Maori language from New Zealand.
What is endangered?
Type of diffusion exemplified if 3 former US Presidents (Obama, Bush and Clinton) got the COVID vaccination to encourage people to get it.
What is hierarchical diffusion?
A strong example of landscape pollution by popular culture.
What are U.S. fast food logos/store-fronts allover world, golf course.
Language family of Arabic.
What is Afro-Asiatic?
Both Celtic and Hebrew are classifed as this status of language.
What are revived languages?