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What is the Universalization of Pop Culture?

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The spread of popular culture across the world, leading to shared experiences and consumption of media.

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Define Globalization.

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The process of increased interconnectedness and interdependence among countries, culturally, economically, and politically.

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What are Media Transnationals?

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Large corporations that produce and distribute media in multiple countries, influencing global culture.

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What is Collective Identity?

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The shared identity of a group of people, often based on culture, language, or common experiences.

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Define Individual Identity.

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A person’s unique characteristics and sense of self, shaped by personal experiences and influences.

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What does Integration refer to in cultural contexts?

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The process of individuals or groups maintaining aspects of their culture while participating in mainstream society.

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Define Homogenization.

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The process where cultures become more similar due to globalization.

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What is Hybridization in cultural terms?

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The blending of elements from different cultures to create new cultural expressions.

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What does Accommodation mean in cultural interactions?

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The acceptance and adaptation of cultural differences without forcing assimilation.

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Define Acculturation.

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The process of cultural change that occurs when individuals adopt elements of another culture while maintaining their own.

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What is Marginalization?

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When a group or individual is excluded from full participation in society.

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Define Assimilation.

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The process by which a minority group adopts the culture of a dominant group, often losing aspects of their original culture.

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What is Cultural Revitalization?

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Efforts by a group to strengthen and reclaim their cultural heritage.

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What are the types of Globalization?

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  • Economic Globalization
  • Social Globalization
  • Political Globalization
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What is Economic Globalization?

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The integration of national economies through trade, investment, and financial markets.

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Define Social Globalization.

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The sharing of ideas, information, and cultural practices across the world.

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What does Political Globalization refer to?

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The influence of global political institutions and international agreements on national governments.

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What is Identity?

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How individuals and groups define themselves based on various characteristics and influences.

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Differentiate between Collective and Individual Identity.

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  • Collective Identity – Formed through shared culture, language, traditions, and experiences within a group.
  • Individual Identity – Developed through personal experiences, choices, and interactions.
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What are some factors that influence identity?

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  • Traditions
  • Language
  • Religion/Spirituality
  • The Arts
  • Attire
  • Relationship to Land
  • Ideological Beliefs
  • Role Modeling
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What is the role of the CRTC?

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A regulatory body that promotes Canadian content in media to protect cultural identity.

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What does Can Con stand for?

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Rules that ensure a percentage of media content in Canada is created by Canadians.

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What are Language Laws?

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Policies that protect and promote linguistic heritage, such as Quebec’s language laws supporting French.

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What is an example of the universalization of pop culture?

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The global popularity of Netflix shows like Stranger Things and Squid Game

These shows have gained viewership and cultural significance around the world.

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What does globalization refer to in the context of multinational companies?
The presence of multinational companies like McDonald's and Apple in almost every country ## Footnote This reflects the interconnectedness of economies and cultures.
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Name a media transnational company and its notable properties.
Disney, which owns Marvel, Star Wars, and multiple television networks worldwide ## Footnote Disney's influence spans various media forms and global markets.
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What is collective identity in relation to indigenous groups?
Indigenous groups preserving their languages and traditions despite globalization ## Footnote This highlights their efforts to maintain cultural heritage.
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How can individual identity be expressed?
Through fashion, hobbies, or personal beliefs ## Footnote Individual identity is shaped by personal choices and interests.
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What is integration in the context of cultural exchange?
Immigrants keeping their cultural celebrations while adopting aspects of their new country's lifestyle ## Footnote This reflects a blending of cultures.
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Define homogenization in the context of global culture.
The worldwide influence of Western fast food and music ## Footnote This often leads to a loss of cultural diversity.
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What is hybridization in music?
K-pop, which combines Korean and Western musical influences ## Footnote This genre exemplifies cultural blending in music.
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What does accommodation mean in a cultural context?
Schools offering halal or kosher meal options for diverse students ## Footnote This shows sensitivity to cultural and religious dietary needs.
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What is acculturation?
A person who speaks their native language at home but uses English at work ## Footnote This illustrates the adaptation to a new culture while retaining aspects of the original culture.
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What does marginalization refer to?
Discrimination against minority groups in employment or education ## Footnote This highlights social inequalities faced by certain groups.
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What is assimilation?
Indigenous children forced into residential schools in Canada ## Footnote This is a historical example of cultural erasure.
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What does cultural revitalization involve?
The revival of Indigenous languages through language immersion programs ## Footnote This aims to strengthen cultural identity and heritage.
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What is economic globalization exemplified by?
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) promoting trade between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico ## Footnote This agreement illustrates economic interdependence.
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What is social globalization?
The rise of social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok influencing global trends ## Footnote This has transformed how cultures share and interact.
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What does political globalization refer to?
The United Nations' role in international peacekeeping and human rights ## Footnote This highlights global governance efforts.
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Who are the Métis people?
A group that maintains a distinct cultural identity combining Indigenous and European heritage ## Footnote This reflects the diversity within Indigenous identities.
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How might a teenager develop their individual identity?
Through personal interests in music and fashion ## Footnote This shows the role of personal expression in identity formation.
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What tradition is celebrated in Chinese culture?
Lunar New Year ## Footnote This holiday involves significant cultural practices and celebrations.
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What is an official language in Quebec?
French ## Footnote This reflects the cultural and linguistic heritage of the region.
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How does religion influence cultural practices in the Middle East?
Islam shapes cultural practices ## Footnote This includes traditions, laws, and daily life.
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What are examples of the arts in Indigenous cultures?
Indigenous beadwork and storytelling traditions ## Footnote These art forms are integral to cultural identity.
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What are cultural expressions of attire?
The wearing of hijabs, turbans, or kilts ## Footnote These items signify cultural heritage and identity.
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What is the relationship to land for Indigenous communities in Brazil?
The importance of the Amazon Rainforest ## Footnote This land is crucial for cultural, spiritual, and economic reasons.
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How do ideological beliefs influence individual identity?
Environmental activism influencing sustainable living choices ## Footnote This reflects a commitment to personal values and beliefs.
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Who serves as a role model for young girls in sports?
Athletes like Serena Williams ## Footnote Their achievements inspire the next generation.
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What does the CRTC require from radio stations?
To play a certain percentage of Canadian music ## Footnote This promotes Canadian culture in media.
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What is Can Con?
Canadian Content produced by CBC, like Schitt’s Creek ## Footnote This contributes to the representation of Canadian stories.
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What does Bill 101 in Quebec require?
Businesses to operate in French ## Footnote This law aims to protect the French language in the province.

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