AP Human Geography Unit 3 Review

Henry, Charlotte, and Olivia are discussing the different types of culture. They categorize culture into two broad categories. What are these categories?

• Material and non-material culture

• Traditional and modern culture

• Folk and indigenous culture

• Relocation and expansion diffusion

What is the definition of culture?

• The physical objects that hold significance to an individual or society

• The intangible elements of culture such as ideas and beliefs

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

What is the difference between material and non-material culture?

• Material culture refers to physical objects, while non-material culture refers to intangible elements

• Material culture refers to intangible elements, while non-material culture refers to physical objects

• Material culture refers to cultural practices, while non-material culture refers to cultural beliefs

• Material culture refers to cultural beliefs, while non-material culture refers to cultural practices

In a high school, Benjamin, Elijah, and William are part of a group that shares a distinct set of beliefs and values different from the larger student body. What is this group an example of?

• A subculture

• The physical modifications of the natural environment by humans

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

What is the cultural landscape?

• The physical movement of a culture or group of people from one place to another

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

• The distinct cultural patterns that exist in a place

What is sequin occupancy?

• The physical movement of a culture or group of people from one place to another

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

• The impact of cultures over time on a geographic location

What is a sense of place?

• A strong emotional connection or perception of a specific geographic area

• The physical movement of a culture or group of people from one place to another

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

What is placemaking?

• The physical movement of a culture or group of people from one place to another

• The spread of a cultural trait or group of people from one place to another

• The transformation of a public space for community activities or events

• The visible human modifications of the natural environment

What is the difference between centripetal and centrifugal forces?

• Centripetal forces bring people together, while centrifugal forces divide and force people apart

• Centripetal forces divide and force people apart, while centrifugal forces bring people together

• Centripetal forces are cultural differences, while centrifugal forces are multiple languages spoken

• Centripetal forces are top-down approaches, while centrifugal forces are bottom-up approaches

What is the difference between relocation diffusion and expansion diffusion?

• Relocation diffusion involves physical movement, while expansion diffusion involves person-to-person contact

• Relocation diffusion involves person-to-person contact, while expansion diffusion involves physical movement

• Relocation diffusion spreads in all directions, while expansion diffusion spreads through systems of power

• Relocation diffusion spreads through systems of power, while expansion diffusion spreads in all directions