Unit 3 APHUG

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What is the definition of culture?

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The intangible elements of culture such as ideas and beliefs

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What is the difference between material and non-material culture?

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Material culture refers to physical objects, while non-material culture refers to intangible elements.

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In a high school, Benjamin, Elijah, and William are part of a group that shares a distinct set of beliefs and values different from the larger student body. What is this group an example of?

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A subculture

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What is the cultural landscape?

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The visible human modifications of the natural environment

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What is a sense of place?

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A strong emotional connection or perception of a specific geographic area

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What is placemaking?

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The transformation of a public space for community activities or events

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What is the difference between centripetal and centrifugal forces?

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Centripetal forces bring people together, while centrifugal forces divide and force people apart.

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What is the difference between relocation diffusion and expansion diffusion?

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Relocation diffusion involves physical movement, while expansion diffusion involves person-to-person contact.

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What is an example of contagious diffusion?

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The spread of a cultural trait in all directions without regard to social factors

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In a school project, Samuel, Kai, and Anna are studying the spread of a new fashion trend. Which of the following scenarios best describes hierarchical diffusion in this context? The fashion trend spreads in all directions without regard to social factors, The fashion trend spreads through systems of power, such as from celebrities to their fans, The fashion trend spreads from the bottom of a power structure to the top, such as from students to teachers, The fashion trend spreads and is adapted to fit the local culture of different regions

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The fashion trend spreads through systems of power, such as from celebrities to their fans