Quizes

Question 1

____ are constantly produced and continually influence the meanings and identities of places.

Answer 1

Traces

Question 2

The product of the intersection between context and culture

Answer 2

places

Question 3

The environment was simply one factor that influenced the production of cultures, best describes

Answer 3

Environmental Possibilism

Question 4

Imposes one set of culturally rich traces over another, actively dis- and re- placing that location’s substance, structure, and spatial culture, perhaps in many iterations.

Answer 4

Pop-up places

Question 5

Focuses on the investigation of material culture, social practices and symbolic meanings approached from a different number of sources

Answer 5

Representational cultural geography

Question 6

What led to the earliest development of blues music?

Answer 6

The sharing of knowledge and traditions of enslaved people

Question 7

The sharecropping system acted as way to

Answer 7

Keep black workers in escapable debt

keep plantations profitable with cheap labor

keep black citizens dependent on field work

Question 8

‘Black Codes’ were established to

Answer 8

maintain power and control over the Black population

Question 9

Segregation can be described as

Answer 9

a social system designed to keep Blacks separate from whites in all aspects of society

Question 10

Why did plantation owners work to keep enslaved people voiceless, literate, and censored?

Answer 10

open ended but

they wanted to keep them in debt and also write down things they owed when they really didn’t since they could not read what the owners put in their books for the debt

Question 11

____ describes the relationships, connections, and interactions that are formed and shaped by the component parts within a place.

Answer 11

Trace assemblage

Question 12

The three components of ‘place’ include

Answer 12

location, locale, sense of place

Question 13

The ability for some traces to cross borders, a whole host of traces from a range of scales come together to influence local places.

Answer 13

Trace chains

Question 14

Jukejoints were originally established to serve as a place

Answer 14

of refuge from everyday threats and violence

Question 15

Juke Joints are the ____ of blues culture and are still a significant piece of the African American community today.

Answer 15

Spatial manifestation

Question 16

The process of stepping out of cultural and geographical orders constructed by a dominating group is known as

Answer 16

Transgression

Question 17

___ seeks to intentionally oppose, challenge, and dispute acts of domination

Answer 17

Resistance

Question 18

___ can be used to affect unwanted change in others, and allows for the ability to define what a culture considers normal and appropriate behavior, what is accepted and not accepted, tolerated or not tolerated

Answer 18

Dominating Power

Question 19

Places become the medium in which ___ is exercised, made visible, and has effects

Answer 19

power

Question 20

___ describes the beliefs, attitudes, and habits of feeling in a society.

Answer 20

Ideology

Question 21

The intimate everyday interactions that generates traces that tie us into a sense of place, occurs

Answer 21

at the local scale

Question 22

Because it is impossible to know, meet, and talk to all the citizens at a national scale in the same way it is in a village or neighborhood, nations are

Answer 22

imagined communities

Question 23

___ are meant to categorize, define, and divide sense of place.

Answer 23

Bordering mechanisms

Question 24

Practices that build up a sense of who we are, occur

Answer 24

at the local scale

Question 25

___ physically and psychologically divide people, creating senses of place for insiders and outsiders

Answer 25

Borders

Question 26

The culture of capitalism is based on

Answer 26

trading products, experiences, and services

Question 27

According to Marx, the owners of the production are referred to as

Answer 27

the bourgeoisie

Question 28

The process of ___ is a key defining element of the culture of capitalism

Answer 28

making more money

Question 29

___ refers to the cost that can be passed onto sectors of society not involved in the economic transaction commodities

Answer 29

Externalities

Question 30

___ removes any challenging aspects and rendering the original challenge harmless

Answer 30

Recuperation

Question 31

The rise of capitalist slavery in the South reveals a system of production that was constantly restructured to meet

Answer 31

the demands generated by global competition and by ethnic and labor conflict

Question 32

During the Reconstruction Era, Black citizens were freed from slavery, and entered society under white supervision, and under white established laws to

Answer 32

maintain their control over African Americans

prevent Black citizens from leaving the Delta

continue to profit from their labor

all the above

Question 33

The term ___ refers to the practice which continuously forced African Americans out of trades leaving the only available work in the cotton fields.

Answer 33

bulldozing

Question 34

The Black Panther Party considered themselves to be a

Answer 34

political organization

Question 35

The breakfast program established by the Black Panther Party could be viewed as

Answer 35

an act of resistance

Question 36

Why was Hurricane Katrina considered to be a ‘man-made’ disaster, rather than a ‘natural’ disaster

Answer 36

the history of systemic racism created a large, poor, Black population concentrated in an area most vulnerable to flooding

Question 37

Mobility has ___ meaning

Answer 37

cultural

Question 38

Mobility in our everyday is a highly ___ experience

Answer 38

unequal

Question 39

Topophobia

Answer 39

the negative feeling in a particular place

Question 40

Topophilia

Answer 40

affective bond registered in a person, but created by their connection to a particular place

Question 41

Tropophilia

Answer 41

the love of change

Question 42

The ‘Poor People’s Campaign’ could be considered..

Answer 42

an engagement in mobility

a resistant act of dominant power

a fight for economic redistribution

All of the above