Cultural Diversity

What are the characteristics of subcultures?

• Smaller groups within a larger culture that share common interests, values, and behaviors.

• Larger groups within a smaller culture that share common interests, values, and behaviors.

• Subcultures are not influenced by the larger culture.

• Subcultures have no common interests, values, or behaviors.

What is the role of pop culture in shaping societal norms?

• Societal norms shape pop culture.

• Pop culture only reflects existing societal norms.

• Pop culture influences societal norms.

• Pop culture has no impact on societal norms.

Provide an example of a counterculture in history.

• Industrial Revolution

• Punk Rock Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

• Hippie Movement

Which would be an example of high culture?

• Attending a Taylor Swift concert

• Attending the opera

• Owning a pair of Uggs

• Owning an iPhone

What were the key beliefs of the counterculture movement in the 1960s?

• Pro-establishment, war and hate, conformity, and cultural stagnation.

• Pro-establishment, war and hate, conformity, and technological revolution.

• Pro-establishment, peace and love, individual freedom, and cultural revolution.

• Anti-establishment, peace and love, individual freedom, and cultural revolution.

How does pop culture reflect the values and interests of a society?

• Pop culture reflects the values and interests of a society by promoting outdated and irrelevant ideas.

• Pop culture reflects the values and interests of a society by ignoring the current trends and beliefs of the people.

• Pop culture reflects the values and interests of a society by mirroring the current trends, beliefs, and attitudes of the people.

• Pop culture reflects the values and interests of a society by imposing its own values and interests on the people.

The Amish would be considered

• High Culture

• Subculture

• Pop Culture

• Counterculture