Unit 3 Test

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Which factor most influences the spread of popular culture? Options: Isolation from other cultures, Limited access to infrastructure, Technology access, Rural geographical location

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Technology access

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Where are folk cultures typically located?

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Rural isolated areas

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Cultural hearths of folk cultures are typically found in: Core urban centers, Peripheral/semi-peripheral countries, Technology hubs, Major global cities

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Peripheral/semi-peripheral countries

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What distinguishes popular culture from folk culture? Options: Small group traditions, Limited technological access, Rural isolation, Large group shared traditions

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Large group shared traditions

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Popular culture is most commonly found in: Large cities, Agricultural regions, Isolated communities, Remote villages

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Large cities

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What is cultural diffusion?

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The spread of ideas from one place to another.

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Which type of religion actively seeks to convert new followers? Options: Ethnic religions, Indigenous religions, Universalizing religions, Local religions

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Universalizing religions

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Why are ethnic religions often clustered in specific geographic areas?

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The physical environment of their hearth is important to their beliefs.

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Why are ethnic religions often clustered in specific geographic areas?

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The physical environment of their hearth is important to their beliefs.

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What is an example of universalizing religion? Options: Shintoism, Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity

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Christianity