EO3 - Chapters 6,7,8 Flashcards

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Culture

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Learned behaviors, actions, beliefs, and objects in a visible force.

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Cultural trait

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A single element of a culture. Combined with many, make up a culture.

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3
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Cultural complex

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Interrelated groups of cultural traits that talk about a society.

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4
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Culture hearth

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Unique culture or trait developing in a place.

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5
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Taboo

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Behaviors heavily discouraged by a culture.

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6
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Folk culture

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Small similar groups of people that often live in rural, isolated areas and are unwilling to change their practices.

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7
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Sense of place

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People’s feelings toward a place.

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8
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Cultural region

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Areas with similar cultural traits.

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Formal region

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Region defined by governments and experts.

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Functional region

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Regions based on interaction, mostly centered on a node.

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Perceptual region

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How people think about places. No defined boundaries.

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12
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Cultural landscape

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Visible reflections of a culture on a landscape.

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13
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Ethnic enclave

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Clusters of people of the same culture, usually surrounded by a population dominant to that region.

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14
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Culture realm

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Large areas that include several regions. Defined by language families, religious traditions, food preferences, architecture, and shared history that they have in common.

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15
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Space-time compression

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Development in transportation and communication that have shortened the time required for interaction between places.

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16
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Globalization

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Intensified interaction among people, governments, and companies of different countries around the world.

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17
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Popular culture

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Culture not tied to a specific location, but to a general location based on widespread diffusion.

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Diffusion

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Spread of information, ideas, behaviors, and other cultural aspects over a wide area.

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Relocation diffusion

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Spread of a cultural trait by people that migrate and carry their cultural traits with them.

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20
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Expansion diffusion

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Indirect or direct spread of cultural traits without migration.

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21
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Contagious diffusion

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Cultural traits spread outward from its hearth through contact among people.

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22
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Hierarchical diffusion

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Culture spread outward from the most interconnected places or from centers of wealth and importance.

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23
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Reverse hierarchical diffusion

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Cultural traits spread from a lower class to a higher class.

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24
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Stimulus diffusion

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People in a culture adopt an idea from another culture, but they alter it because they reject one trait from it.

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25
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Acculturation

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Cultures come into contact and the less dominant culture adopts traits of the more dominant culture.

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Assimilation

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An ethnic group can no longer be distinguished from the receiving group.

27
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Multiculturalism

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Coexistence of several cultures in one society.

28
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Nativist

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Anti-immigrant attitudes.

29
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Linguist

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Scientists who study languages.

30
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Language tree

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Shows the relationship between language families; how they are related and how they grow out of each other.

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Indo-European language family

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Large group of languages. Most people speak a language from this family.

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Romance language

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Languages that emerged from Latin.

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Isogloss

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Boundaries between variations in pronunciation or word usage.

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Dialect

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Regional variations of a language. Variations in accent, grammar, usage, and spelling.

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Adage

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Sayings that reflect the truth about life.

36
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Lingua franca

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Common language used by people who don’t share a native language.

37
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Slang

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Word or phrase informal usage by a fraction of the population.

38
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Pidgin language

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Simplified mixture of two languages with few grammatical rules and small vocabulary. Developed by extensive contact of people speaking different languages.

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Creole language

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Combination of two or more languages creating a language with formal structure and vocabulary.

40
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Swahili

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Language created by mixing Arab and Bantu.

41
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Official language

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Language designated by law to be the language of a government.

42
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Homogeneous

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Countries made up of largely ethnically similar people.

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Ethnicity

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Membership in a group of people who share ancestry, language, customs, histore, and common experiences.

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Nationality

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Describes people’s connection to a specific country, ethnicity, and cultural traits.

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Fundamentalism

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Attempt to follow a literal interpretation of a religious faith.

46
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Sharia

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The Islamic legal framework for a country.

47
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Theocracies

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Countries ran by religious leaders and have religious laws.

48
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Neolocalism

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Process of re-embracing the uniqueness and authenticity of a place.

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Polytheistic

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Religion worshipping many gods.

50
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Monotheistic

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Religion worshipping one god.

51
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Karma

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Idea that behaviors have consequences in the present or future life.

52
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Caste system

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Rigid class structure.

53
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Ethnic religion

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Belief traditions that show strong cultural characteristics among their followers.

54
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Diaspora

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Global migration of Jewish people beyond Isreal.

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Universal religion

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A religion that is in universal scope, which is available to everyone to convert to.

56
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Pilgrimage

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Religious journey to a sacred place to their religion.

57
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Animism

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Belief that non-living objects have a spirit.

58
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Charter group

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First group to establish cultural and religious customs in a place.

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Ethnic island

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Ethnic concentrations in rural areas.

60
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Sequent occupance

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Process of ethnic groups moving in and out of neighborhoods and leaving or creating their print of their culture.