Name one common strategy communities use to revive an endangered language.
Anything about education or integration of indigenous names for locations
Define "assimilation" as it relates to culture.
minority forcefully made to adopt majority culture (e.g., language, customs)
Give one example of economic globalization (short phrase).
How we trade more with other countries to get items we couldn't normally get from others.
List two ways people express cultural identity (choose from:
traditions, language, religion, arts, attire, relationship to land, role modeling
What does "hybridization" mean in cultural terms?
blending of cultural elements
What is "cultural revitalization"?
Bringing back a culture from where it was originally.
What is "accommodation" in cultural contact—give a short definition and one example.
mutual adjustment allowing distinct cultures to coexist (e.g., bilingual services)
Give one example of political globalization (short phrase).
Treaties, tariffs, free trade agreements, war
How can the arts serve as an expression of identity? Give one specific example.
My judgment
Define "universalization of pop culture" in one sentence.
widespread global consumption of similar media/products; youth culture effects
Identify one Canadian policy or action (general type, not a specific law name) that supports cultural revitalization for Indigenous peoples.
e.g., funding for language schools, community-run cultural centers, cultural curricula in schools
Explain "homogenization" and name one global trend that contributes to it.
cultural uniformity, often via global media/brands (e.g., global fast-food chains, pop music)
Give one example of social globalization (short phrase).
Everybody wearing t shirts, watching spiderman, listening to T-swift eating Mcdonalds
Describe how language contributes to cultural identity in one or two sentences.
Tradition and identity can be solidified by language
Give one positive and one negative effect of globalization on youth culture
widespread global consumption of similar media/products; youth culture effects
Explain how social media can both help and hinder cultural revitalization — give one supporting example and one challenge.
helps by spreading awareness/learning materials; hinders by encouraging appropriation or oversimplification
Compare assimilation and accommodation: list one key difference in outcome for minority cultures.
assimilation reduces distinct cultural practices; accommodation preserves differences
Explain how communications technology affects at least two dimensions of globalization in one sentence.
markets are more closely tied, people talk to each other or share cultural touchstones, you can buy stuff from almost anywhere, war
Explain how relationship to land can shape identity for one Indigenous community in Canada
land relationship example — for many Indigenous communities, land is central to ceremonies and identity. They're language food and clothing is tied to the resources where they live.
Name one method governments use to promote minority languages (short phrase) and explain its intended effect in one sentence.
+global awareness, -loss of local traditions; government method
Name a specific case study we did about about cultural revitalization
The Māori or Bryan Adams fight with the CRTC
Analyze a historical or contemporary example (one paragraph) where globalization led to marginalization or assimilation of a cultural group; include one consequence.
teacher to select an example relevant to class (e.g., residential schools historically leading to loss of Indigenous languages) — mention consequences like loss of language, identity, intergenerational trauma
How do streaming services affect culture in Canada?
They hurt Canadian representation because they have no rules about Canadian content.
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Name one mcdonalds menu item that is unique to a foreign country
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