AP HUG Unit 3 Flashcards
Shared Cultural Practices
Culture traits shared between different groups
Cultural Traits
Traits shared by a group of people that form the basis of a culture
Cultural Relatavism
Judging a culture through their own standards
Ethnocentrism
Judging a culture through the lens of your own
Taboo
A practice discouraged or looked down upon by a culture collectively.
Popular Culture
The set of practices, beliefs, and objects that embody the most broadly shared meanings of a social system
Cultural Landscapes
The visible reflection of a culture
Agricultural and Industrial Practices
Practices of a culture used in agriculture or industry.
Religious Characteristics
Characteristics of a landscape relating to religion
Linguistic Characteristics
Characteristics of a cultural landscape relating to linguistics
Built Environment
Anything human-made
Sequent Occupance
The process of cultures in an area compounding a building a new culture
Traditional Architecture
The architecture traditionally built by a folk culture.
Postmodern Architecture
The architecture trends built by a popular culture.
Land-Use Patterns
The layout of land usage
Ethnic Neighborhoods
An urban ethnic enclave
Isogloss
The borders between different accents, dialects, ect.
Adage
A figurative saying expressing a truth about life.
Lingua Franca
A non-native language used as a means of communicating between groups.
Bilingual
Being able to speak two different languages.
Accent
A way of speaking specific to a group or area.
Pidgin Language
A mixture of multiple languages from groups with extensive contact with each other, creating an informal language
Agnostocism
The belief that there may or may not be a god(s)
Fundamentalism
A literal interpretation of a faith
Hierarchical Religion
A religion with an organized administrative hierarchy
Missionary
Someone who tries to spread their religion
Monotheism
The belief in one god
Polytheism
The belief in multiple gods
Sacred Space
A holy place where a religious group can come together to worship
Sect/Denomination
A specific grouping within a religion
Secularism
The lack of belief in a god(s)