Maps, Culture & Religion

Directions can be shown using a symbol with arrows pointing in all four cardinal directions. What is this symbol called?

• Compass rose
• Compass
• Astrolabe
• North arrow

What is the purpose of a map scale?

• To weigh the political power of the states
• To show where things are located on the map
• Compare the distance measured on the map to the actual distance on Earth
• To show how large the map is

What direction would you travel in to get from Perth to Sydney

• North
• East
• South 
• West

Which part of a map is labelled B?

• Lines of Latitude

• Lines of Longitude

• Legend

• Scale

Which of the following is true of popular culture?

• It is practiced among a homogeneous group of people in the world
• It is more static (unchanging) than folk culture
• It promotes regional diversity
• It incorporates traits that diffuse quickly to a wide variety of places

The American concept of representative democracy is an example of

• material cultural trait
• non-material cultural trait
  
• invention
• innovation

Folk culture is best described as

• customs found in large societies

• traditions that rapidly move across countries

• destroying the uniform landscape

• customs that travel slowly and are often based in small rural areas

Which aspect of religion has one of the strongest impacts on the environment?

• Missionaries trying to convert others

• Religious scripts

• Burial practices

• Building sacred spaces

Examples of this include Tik Tok dances, listening to YoungBoy, and wearing Shiesty masks. This is all part of ________________.

• popular culture

• counterculture

• subculture

• folk culture

Beliefs, customs, and traditions would all be examples of what element of culture?

• What do we create?

• What is our heritage?

• How are we organized?

• What do we value?