WG CH3 Test review

The restriction of a culture from outside influences

• culture

• cultural divergence

• cultural convergence

• rural

authoritarian government in which people inherit their positions

• emigrant

• monarchy

• dictatorship

• urbanization

beliefs and actions that define a group of people’s way of life

• traditional economy

• urbanization

• culture

• immigrant

process of adapting traits from other cultures

• cultural divergence

• cultural convergence

• monarchy

• unitary system

person who leaves a country to live elsewhere

• refugee

• immigrant

• rural

• urban

economic system based on the state making all economic decisions

• monarchy

• traditional economy

• command economy

• market economy

countryside

• urban

• rural

• metropolis

• dictatorship

economic system in which means of production and distribution are privately owned and operated for profit

• market economy

• command economy

• traditional economy

• monarchy

To be identified as a country, an area must have

• a population that shares a common language.

• a sovereign government and a sound economy.

• a clearly defined territory, population, and sovereign government.

• an economic and political system, a language, and water & land boundaries

All of the following are examples of diffusion except

• the spread of Christianity from Europe to the Americas.

• bringing movies made in the United States to a worldwide audience.

• the introduction of horses to the Americas by the Spanish.

• prohibiting native Indian tribes from teaching their tribal languages.