Vocab
This happens when you judge other cultures according to your own cultural standards.
What is ethnocentrism?
This is the island right next to Great Britain.
What is Ireland?
These are the two ethnic religions.
What are Judaism and Hinduism?
This refers to a new language that forms from the languages of colonizers and colonized people, like that in Haiti.
What is a creolized language?
Who is Pearl?
What is cultural relativism?
This is the only country that borders Portugal.
What is Spain?
Although the hearth of this religion is northern India, it is no longer significantly practiced in that country.
What is Buddhism?
This refers to a different set of words, spelling, and/or pronunciation of the same language.
What is a dialect?
This actor plays Deadpool.
Who is Ryan Reynolds?
This refers to how humans modify the environment into distinct forms.
What is cultural landscape?
This is a country that borders both France and Germany.
What is (ex. Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland)?
This branch of Christianity is less hierarchical and is most popular in the U.S.
What is Protestantism?
What is an isogloss?
This is the name of the villain/killer in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies.
Who is Leatherface?
Stonehenge and the Roman Colosseum are examples of this, historical imprints on the cultural landscape.
What is sequent occupancy?
These are the names of THREE countries in Northern Europe.
What are (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark)?
These are the two branches of Islam.
What are Sunni Islam and Shia Islam?
English belongs to this language family.
What is Indo-European?
These are names of FIVE current NFL quarterbacks. (Backups count)
Who are (ex. Kenny Pickett, etc.)
This happens when two cultures become more similar.
What is cultural convergence?
These are the names of FOUR countries in Eastern Europe.
What are (ex. Ukraine, Moldova, Russia, Latvia, etc.)?
These three religions are the only that spread by expansion diffusion.
What are Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam? (The three universalizing religions)
This uses simplified words and phrases to create a "bridge" between two languages.
What is a pidgin language?
This is the room number of Ms. Vega, who neighbors this room to the right (when facing the hallway).
What is 226?