unit 3 reverse Flashcards
culture traits shared between different groups
shared cultural practices
traits shared by a group of people that form the basis of a culture
cultural traits
judging a culture through their own standards
cultural relativism
judging a culture through the lens of your own
ethnocentrism
a practice discouraged or looked down upon by a culture collectively.
taboo
set of practices, beliefs, and objects that embody the most broadly shared meanings of a social system
popular culture
visible reflection of a culture
cultural landscapes
practices of a culture used in agriculture or industry
agricultural and industrial practices
characteristics of a landscape relating to religion
religious characteristics
characteristics of a cultural landscape relating to linguistics
linguistic characteristics
anything human made
built environment
the process of migrants having an impact on the cultural landscape
sequent occupance
the architecture traditionally built by a folk culture
traditional architecture
the architecture trends built by a popular culture.
postmodern architecture
layout of land usage
land use patterns
an urban ethnic enclave
ethnic neighborhoods
the borders between different accents, dialects, etc.
isogloss
a figurative saying expressing a truth about life
adage
a non-native language used as a means of communicating between groups.
lingua franca
being able to speak two different languages.
bilingual
a way of speaking specific to a group or area
accent
a mixture of multiple languages from groups with extensive contact with each other, creating an informal language
pidgin language
the belief that there may or may not be a god(s)
agnostocism
a literal interpretation of a faith
fundamentalism
a religion with an organized administrative hierarchy
hierarchical religion
someone who tries to spread their religion
missionary
belief in one god
monotheism
belief in multiple gods
polytheism
a holy place where a religious group can come together to worship
sacred space
specific grouping within a religion
sect, denomination
lack of belief in a god(s)
secularism