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Types of Cultural Diffusion
7.1.4 HS Cultures of Africa
7.2.4 HS Cultures of Asia
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What is cultural diffusion?
cultural diffusion - the spread of a culture's beliefs, practices or items from one place to another
It can include the spread of ideas, religion, food, tools, etc.
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Types of Cultural Diffusion
Relocation diffusion
Expansion diffusion (three sub-types): contagious, hierarchical, stimulus
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Relocation Diffusion
This is when culture spreads by people moving to a new place and bringing their culture with them
An example would be immigration to the United States.
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Contagious Diffusion
This is when an idea spreads by contact from person to person.
The number of people influenced by the culture grows, and it spreads across a larger distance.
Examples: viral videos, the use of social media around the world, the spread of religion, etc.
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Hierarchical Diffusion
This is when the leaders or most influential people in a society adopt an idea, then it spread to lower people in society.
An example would be how fashion trends are first adopted by people in big cities first or by music stars or social media influencers.
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Stimulus Diffusion
This is when an idea is adopted and then changed and adapted to the local conditions or culture.
An example would be different menu items in McDonald's restaurants around the world to meet local tastes and cultures.
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Guided Practice
For each of the following scenarios, choose which type of diffusion is represents. Think about why it represents that type of diffusion.
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Multiple Choice
Islam spread to North and West Africa along trade routes. Merchants and traders introduced Islam into these regions via the Trans-Saharan trade route. Islam became the dominant religion in this region as more African people became Muslim. What type of diffusion is this?
relocation
contagious
hierarchical
stimulus
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Multiple Choice
West African rulers in Mali and Ghana such as Mansa Musa became Muslim and made Islam the official religion of their empires. What type of diffusion is this?
relocation
contagious
hierarchical
stimulus
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Multiple Choice
Arab Muslims conquered North Africa in the seventh and eighth centuries (600s and 700s). Many Arab Muslims moved to this region to serve as regional governors, merchants or missionaries. What type of diffusion is this?
relocation
contagious
hierarchical
stimulus
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Multiple Choice
As African people in West Africa and East Africa adopted Islam, they changed it by integrating their own local religious customs such as animism and ancestor worship. What type of diffusion is this?
relocation
contagious
hierarchical
stimulus
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Pop Culture
Intercultural Communication
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What do Friends, Native American powwows, and TikTok have in common?
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Poll
Select any and all statements that describe you.
I listen to music almost every day.
I enjoy watching Netflix, Hulu, or other streaming services.
I follow social influences on YouTube.
I check social media before going to bed or first thing in the morning.
I spend my free time playing video games.
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Movies
Music
Television
Video Games
Sports
Entertainment News
Fashion
Social Media
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What are pop culture examples specific to your culture?
Can you find a video?
Can you find a picture?
Can you show us?
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Open Ended
What did you assume about the U.S. based on what you saw on TV?
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Pop culture is often our first exposure to other culture.
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Multiple Select
Folk culture is
Rituals and traditions that maintain a cultural groups identity
Activities reserved for the rich
Opera, symphony, and ballet
The first form of pop culture
Traditional dances, crafts, dress, and ceremonies
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They are all pop culture.
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Multiple Select
High culture is
Commercially successful
Timeless because of museums, halls, and theaters
Opera, symphony, fine art, and ballet
Typically reserved for the elite and well-to-do
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Open Ended
How are you affected by pop culture?
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Influence
It is produced by culture
It serves a social function
Changes our beliefs or reinforces pre-existing ideas
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Impacts of Computing on Culture
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Food
Language
Clothing
Tools
Example
Customs, laws, dress, architectural style, social standards, and traditions are all examples of cultural elements.
Culture
What is Culture?
Music
Art
Religion
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Multiple Select
Examples of Culture
(More than one right answer)
The way we dress
The way we walk
The way we talk
The way we celebrate traditions and holidays
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Poll
What about technology would effect our culture the most?
Texting
Social Media
AI (artificial intelligence)
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Keeping Files and Data
Finding new places (maps)
Dictionary
Writing Letters
How have computers changed our lives?
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Multiple Choice
How have computers changed our lives?
Reading books on a computer screen
Keeping files and data on a computer
Writing with a pen and paper
Listening to music on a record player
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Multiple Choice
How have computers changed the way we navigate and find places?
By using physical maps made of paper
By creating new, never-before-seen maps
By using maps on our phones or computers
By using the stars to guide us at night
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a digital resource made possible by computers?
A printed dictionary with pages to flip through
An paper encyclopedia set with multiple volumes
A dictionary app on a computer or phone
A thesaurus that only contains physical books
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Multiple Select
How have computers changed the way we communicate in writing?
(More than one correct answer)
By using pen and paper to write letters
By using texting to send a message or letter
By only talking to people in person
By writing letters on a computer like email
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Poll
Which way has most affected the way we look and talk to people?
Social Media
Video Calling
I don't use technology to talk to people
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Poll
What about technology would effect our culture the most?
How smartphones and social media are changing the way we talk to each other and make friends.
How robots and computers are doing more jobs that people used to do, and what that means for our future.
How we watch movies and TV shows is different now because we can watch them anytime we want on the internet.
How we buy things online now instead of going to stores, and how that's changing the way we shop and the kinds of stores we have.
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Poll
Do you technology in your daily life?
Yes
No
Sometimes
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Why is it important to think about the needs and wants of cultures other people with disabilities when creating something with technology?
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Why is accessibility important?
So everyone can use technology!
Use multiple modes of communication: We can incorporate both speech and text to convey information in a game, making it accessible to users who may have difficulty with one or the other.
For example, we can add speech recognition and text-to-speech functions to their game to help users who may have difficulty using a keyboard or mouse.
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Poll
Can you think of a time when you tried to use a toy, game, or app that didn't work well for you? How did it make you feel?
It made me mad
I gave up
I kept on trying but didn't like it
Other
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Poll
Everyone is different - we all have different abilities, interests, and ways of doing things. Why is it important to think about these differences when we create things with technology?
Some people can't read well
Some people can't use their fingers
Some people have disabilities
Some people are blind
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of using multiple modes of communication to make a program accessible?
Creating a game that only uses a keyboard for input
Incorporating both speech and text to convey information in a game
Using a specific type of font that may be difficult to read for some users
Only using images to explain how to use a program
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of varying the types of programs created to make them more accessible?
Creating only text-based educational programs
Creating games that only require physical movement
Creating programs that can only be used with a mouse
Creating educational programs that include visual, auditory, and other ways to learn
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of providing options for adjusting hardware needed to use a program?
Creating a game that only works on a specific type of computer
Providing options for adjusting font size, contrast, or color
Creating a game that can only be played with a keyboard
Creating a game that requires a high-end graphics card to run
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Multiple Choice
What is inclusive design when creating programs?
Creating programs that only work on one type of device
Thinking about all people and their needs when creating programs
Creating programs that are only accessible to certain types of users
Creating programs without testing them with a range of users
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CULTURAL
DIFFUSION
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QUICK REVIEW:
CIRCA- This means approximately
around that time
Biased Sources- based on opinion
not on a fact.
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WHAT IS
CULTURE?
Culture:
the beliefs, arts,
and lifestyle of
a particular
group of
people.
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What is something that is
part of your culture?
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Open Ended
What is something that is a part of YOUR culture? (music, lifestyle, food, beliefs...)
¿Qué es lo que forma parte de TU cultura? (música, estilo de vida, comida, creencias...)
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What do
you see
in this
picture?
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It is the spread of
culture and beliefs
from one group to
another.
What is
CULTURAL
DIFFUSION?
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How do cultures
spread?
Traditionally
cultures have
spread through:
1. WAR
2. TRAVEL
3. TRADE
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So, how does culture spread?
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Multiple Select
How does culture spread? (select THREE)
War
Food
Trade
Travel
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Fellow Historians:
Can you think of other ways
culture is spreading in
today’s world?
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❏ The mixing of cultures all
over the world has increased
over time (communication,
technology, transportation).
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❏ Through cultural diffusion, we as
Americans become familiar with other
cultures.
❏ Also, other cultures become more
familiar with things that are traditional
to Americans.
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What is another example of American culture
DIFFUSING or spreading elsewhere?
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Open Ended
What is another example of American culture
DIFFUSING or spreading elsewhere?
¿Cuál es otro ejemplo de cultura estadounidense
¿DIFUSIÓN o propagación en otros lugares?
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What is an example of another culture
spreading to America?
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Open Ended
What is an example of another culture
spreading to America?
¿Cuál es un ejemplo de otra cultura
en América?
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Media and Mass Media
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What is media?
In general, 'media' refers to various means of communication or what you use to convey a message. For example, television, radio and the newspaper are different types of media.
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The term, 'media' can also be used as a collective noun for the press or news reporting agencies
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Mass Media
Mass Media are those media reaching large numbers of the public via movies, magazines, the worldwide web and those mentioned before.
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Mass media has evolved significantly over time and will continue to do so in the future.
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Hope you took notes!
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best defines media?
means of communication
talking with each other
social media
technology
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Multiple Select
Select all the forms of media below.
television
calculator
newspaper
radio
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Select all the forms of Mass Media.
magazines
movies
television
world wide web
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Multiple Choice
What has Mass Media done overtime and will continue to do in the future?
devolve
disssolve
involve
evolve
Types of Cultural Diffusion
7.1.4 HS Cultures of Africa
7.2.4 HS Cultures of Asia
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