Culture Unit 3

Small scale culture that typically is practiced by homogenous people in a small geographical area and diffused through relocation. An Native American Powwow is an example.

• Popular Culture.

• Micro Culture.

• Traditional Culture.

• Folk Culture.

Culture that is widespread or global and practiced by a diverse group of people and is frequently spread through the use of technology such as Facebook.

• Modern Culture.

• Folk Culture.

• Popular Culture.

• Hip Culture.

Elements in the landscape created by humans that often make it distinctive from other places such as a cathedral or water tower.

• Ethnic environment.

• Cultural Landscape.

• Popular Culture.

• Acculturation.

How is popular culture initially diffused?

• relocation diffusion
• contagious diffusion
• stimulus diffusion
• hierarchical diffusion

What is threatening the survival of unique folk cultures?

• globalization
• customs
• relocation diffusion
• intervening obstacles

People that practice _______ generally do not eat beef (cows) because it is a religious taboo.

• Hinduism
• Islam
• Judaism
• Christianity 

People that practice _______ generally do not eat pork because it is a religious taboo.

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Christianity

People that practice _______ only eat food that is "kosher" (ritually cleaned) because eating food that is not "kosher" is a taboo.

• Hinduism
• Islam
• Judaism
• Christianity 

• Sikhism
• Judaism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism

• Judaism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Islam