A language that is spoken when two people do not speak each other's native language.
What is lingua franca?
The diffusion that folk culture spreads through.
What is relocation diffusion?
A taboo that Muslims are against.
What is John Pork?
Required for a custom to have been spread through hierarchical diffusion.
What is a node of authority?
A simplified version of a language.
What is pidgin language?
The lingua franca in North Africa and parts of southwest Asia.
What is Arabic?
The visible elements that a group posses and leaves behind for the future. (Ex:clothing)
What is material culture?
A taboo that Hindus are against.
What is beef?
Popular culture is typically spread through these types of diffusion.
The major languages of Indo-Iranian.
The lingua franca of South Asia.
What is Hindi?
The biggest factors in pop culture.
What is occupation and income?
The contribution of a location's distinctive physical features to the way food tastes.
What is terroir?
Today, Indian cuisine is very popular in England, and tea is very popular in India. Both food and tea are examples.
What is material culture?
The major languages of the Romance branch.
What is Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian and Romanian?
The lingua franca of sub-saharan Africa.
What is Swahili?
The process of adjustment to the dominant culture
What is acculturation?
A different version of the same language.
What is a language dialect?
Best describes the location of the hearth of Buddhism.
What is Northeast India (near Nepal)?
Are the major languages of the Germanic branch?
What is English, German, Dutch?
What is English?
The tendency toward complete uniformity of ideas, values, behaviors, and institutions among associated culture groups
What is cultural homogenization?
a language that results from the mixing of a colonizer's language with the indigenous language of the people being dominated.
What is a creole language?
Many parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, Northern Canada, Northern Russia, and the Amazon in South America are dominated by indigenous religions. The term "indigenous" can best be replaced by which of the following?
What is folk?
What is Russian, Polish, Ukrainian