Sociology Chapter 3 Lesson 5 Culture Similarity

What is one of the three ways that culture can change?

• reaction

• diffusion

• deletion

• attraction

The main difference between subculture and counterculture is ...

• subculture is larger than the mainstream culture

• countercultures love all other cultures

• subcultures are smaller counterculture

• countercultures actively oppose the mainstream culture

What is ethnocentrism?

• The center of an ethnic group.

• The outer circle of an ethnic group.

• Judging others in terms of ones own cultural standards

• Loving all other cultures equally.

What is an example of ethnocentrism at its worst?

• Great Wall of China

• The Nazi Holocaust

• Civil Rights Movement

• US Bill of Rights

The "hippy" movement of the 1960s is an example of ...

• no culture

• ehtnocentrism

• subculture

• counterculture

What is an example of culture change due to discovery?

• technology creating the cell phone

• more women participating in competitive sports

• Americans celebrating birthdays with pinatas

• scientists unraveling the human genome

What is the relationship between globalism and ethnocentrism?

• ethnocentrism is always in conflict with globalism

• globalism and ethnocentrism are in harmony

• ethnocentrism gave rise to globalism

• ethnocentrism must be embraced to achieve globalism

What is the best definition of cultural universals?

• they include all family roles except cooking

• they are expressed the same in all culturese

• they are rarely shared between cultures

• they are traits that exist in all cultures

What is a counterculture?

• a severe change in the dominant culture

• a subculture that protects the dominant culture

• a subculture opposed to the central beliefs of the dominant culture

• a subculture that accepts views and values from all other cultures

What is an example of a subculture?

• White Anglo-Saxon Protestants

• prison population

• white supremacist group

• San Francisco Chinatown