Culture Overview
Food, clothes, and architecture are examples of ___ traits
What is cultural?
Indo-European, Sino-Tibetan, Afro-Asiatic, and Niger-Congo are all examples of __ ___
What are language families?
Imperialism and colonialism are the biggest causes of ___ diffusion
What is historical?
While an ethnic religion, like Hinduism, does not seek new members, a ___ religion like Christianity or Buddhism, does seek to convert others
What is universalizing?
Name one type of diffusion
Globalization is the process that interconnect's the ___'s culture
What is the world?
___ forces drive people apart, while ___ forces pull people together. SAY THEM IN ORDER
What is centrifugal and centripetal?
Colonization and the diffusion of larger cultural groups often lead to the formation of a commonly used global language, called a __ __
What is a lingua franca?
The U.S., the U.K., and Australia all speak English, but sound different, and say some words differently, this is an example of ___
What are dialects?
____ diffusion occurs when a trait is altered or modified to fit its new region
What is stimulus?
Ethnocentrism is the idea that people of one ethnic group think they are ___ to other groups
What is superior?
The imprint of past residents' activities and practices on a natural landscape
What is cultural landscape?
Social media, and transportation advancements often lead to globalization and urbanization, this is an example of ___ diffusion
What is contemporary?
Religion and language both spread from an origin, or ____
What is a hearth?
The blending of cultural traits is known as ____?
What is syncretism?
The idea that a person's culture should be understood in terms of that person's own culture
What is cultural relativism?
A small area within a larger city with a strong clustering of a specific ethnic group
What is an ethnic neighborhood?
West Chester becoming a suburban environment of Cincinnati is an example of ___
What is urbanization?
Judaism, being centered around its hearth in Israel, is an example an ____ religion
What is ethnic?
Open borders demonstrate a country's agreement with ____
What is multiculturalism?
The idea of white superiority in the South during the U.S.' early history is an example of ____
What is ethnocentrism?
The connection you feel to your hometown, school, or bedroom is an example of ____
What is sense of place?
The Columbian Exchange was the diffusion of culture from the Americas to ___ and back
What is Europe?
Mandarin is a part of the ___ ____ language family
What is Sino-Tibetan?
An immigrant family from Mexico learning English, but still speaking Spanish at home is an example of ___
What is acculturation?