concepts 7-9 Flashcards

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the five elements of the hierarchy of cultural geography (TCSRR)

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culture traits, culture complex, culture system, culture region, culture realm

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culture traits

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a single distinguishing feature of regular occurrence within a culture

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culture complex

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an integrated assemblage of culture traits descriptive of one aspect of a society’s behavior or activity

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culture system

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a generalization suggesting shared, identifying traits uniting two or more culture complexes

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Culture Region

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formal or functional region within which common cultural characteristics prevail

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Culture Realm

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a collective of culture regions sharing related culture systems

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the differences in economic activity between less-developed and highly-developed countries

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-less-developed countries often have most of their workers in the agricultural sector

-highly developed economies usually are focused on manufacturing or services

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the three factors that cultural change is induced by (ISA)

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innovation, spatial diffusion, acculturation

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innovation

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introduction into an area of new ideas, practices, or objects

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spatial diffusion

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the outward spread of a substance, a concept, a practice, or a population from its point of origin to other areas

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acculturation

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the cultural modification or change resulting from one culture group or individual adopting traits of a more advanced or “dominant” society

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the three subconcepts of acculturation and what each entails (AAC)

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amalgamation theory, assimilation, competition theory

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Amalgamation Theory

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the concept that multiethnic societies become a merger of the culture traits of their member groups

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assimilation

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social process of merging into a composite culture, losing separate ethnic or social identity, and becoming culturally homogenized

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competition theory

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the idea that cultural minorities begin to achieve success and enter in mainstream social and economic life

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the 4 types of barriers to interactions (PEPC)

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physical, economic, political, cultural

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contagious diffusion

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the spread of a concept, a practice, or an article from one area to others through contact and/or the exchange of information

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hierarchical diffusion

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he process by which contacts between people and the resulting diffusion of things or ideas occurs first among those at the same level of a hierarchy and then among elements at a lower level of the hierarchy

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the 5 types of migration (IIFRV)

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intercontinental, intracontinental, forced, reluctant, and voluntary migration

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intercontinental migration

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movement across countries, across borders/overseas

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intracontinental migration

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involve movement between and within countries

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forced migration

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​​relocation decision is made solely by people other than the migrants themselves

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reluctant migration

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less than fully voluntary relocation

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voluntary migration

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migration of one’s choice / free will

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the three types of land surface unit classifications (SNN-S)

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state, nation, nation-states

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states

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an independent political unit occupying a defined, permanently populated territory and having full control over its internal and foreign affairs

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nations

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a culturally distinctive group of people occupying a particular region and bound together by a sense of unity arising from shared ethnicity, beliefs, and customs

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Nation-states

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a state whose territory is identical to that occupied by a particular nation

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the three main types of boundaries (NAC)

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natural, artificial, and classified by settlement

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natural/physical boundary

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boundary line based on recognizable physiographic features, such as mountains, rivers, or deserts

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artificial boundary

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a boundary without obvious physical geographic basis