Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Vocabulary 3
Examples 2
100
The adoption of one cultural trait or characteristic from one society to another/ change in societal climate
Acculturation
100
Region from which innovations or innovative ideas originate
Hearth
100
A shared language that is widely accepted. Is a common language to bridge the gap from two speakers of different languages.
Lingua Franca
100
When a phenomena brings people together
Centripital force
200
Ideas that spread from there cultural hearth to other places, usually will have to change to accommodate the new location's tastes
"El Paso Chinese Food"
Stimulus Diffusion
200
Notion that successive societies leave imprints on their place which influences future development
"China's Architecture" or "Aztec Society Taxation System"
Sequence Occupancies
200
A religion that attempts to be global or appeal to all people
Universalizing Religion
200
A phenomena that pulls people apart
Centrifugal Force
300
The sense of identity derived from a place through the meaning, ethnicity, culture etc. of that place "Grandma's House" Or "Peter Piper"
Sense of Place
300
The spread of a characteristic through a place or population/ trends from person to person
Contagious Diffusion
300
The boundary line between two different linguistic regions
Isogloss
300
Spanglish is an example of
Pidgin
400
Spread of ideas made possible by physical movement of people through places
Relocation diffusion
400
a class structure that is determined by birth.
Caste System
400
A language used in education, work, media, government.
Institutional Language
400
varieties that are based on
French, such as Haitian Creole, Louisiana Creole, and Mauritian Creole;
English, such as Gullah (on the Sea Islands of the southeastern United States), Jamaican Creole, Guyanese Creole, and Hawaiian Creole;
and Portuguese, such as Papiamentu
Creole
500
The beliefs that different cultural groups should remain/be accepted in their distinct form instead of assimilating to a “norm”
Multiculturalism
500
To control a country you have taken over and settled over “colonizing”
Colonialism
500
Language that forms from mixing colonized language and antive language
Creole
500
Judaism and Hinduism are two prime examples of
Ethnic Religions
600
To influence a country politically culturally or economically Without settling.
Imperialism
600
Innovations believes culture spread across new places while staying strong in their place or origin
Expansion Diffusion
600
Equal exchange of culture traits between two cultures
Transculturation
600
Pilgrimage
700
The spread of ideas from one with power or authority to others at a large scale
Hierarchical Diffusion
700
Losing distinguishing traits such as mannerisms when they come in contact with another society.
Assimilation
700
Blending two traits or aspects from different cultures to form a new trait
Syncresims
700
When you combine the Physical Landscape with Human Influence, you get
Cultural Landscape