APHug Unit 3 Cultural Patterns Test review

What are the shared practices, technologies, attitudes, and behaviors transmitted by society?

• Mathematics
• Science
• Religion
• Culture

What is Post Modern Architecture usually made of?

• plastic and rubber
• wood and clay
• glass, steel, and concrete
• brick and stone

Define Artifacts, Sociofacts, and Mentifacts seperately

• Artifacts are social structures, Sociofacts are beliefs and ideas, and Mentifacts are physical objects.
• Artifacts are beliefs and ideas, Sociofacts are physical objects, and Mentifacts are social structures.
• Artifacts are physical objects, Sociofacts are beliefs and ideas, and Mentifacts are social structures.
• Artifacts are physical objects, Sociofacts are social structures, and Mentifacts are beliefs and ideas.

What are examples of Cultural Traits?

• Sports, technology, transportation
• Animals, plants, minerals
• Food preferences, Architecture, and Land use

• Math, science, history

Differentiate Cultural relativism and Ethnocentrism separately.

• Cultural relativism and Ethnocentrism are the same thing
• Cultural relativism is the belief that one's own culture is superior to others
• Ethnocentrism is the belief that all cultures are equal
• Cultural relativism is when people bring their cultures together to understand another persons culture. While Ethnocentrism views other cultures in a judge mental way

Differentiate Traditional Architecture and Postmodern architecture

• Traditional architecture uses only modern materials and styles
• Traditional architecture focuses on historical styles and materials, while Postmodern architecture incorporates wide ranging elements and often challenges traditional design principles.

• Postmodern architecture focuses on historical styles and materials
• Traditional architecture incorporates eclectic elements and often challenges traditional design principles

What is Traditional Architecture usually made of?

• Rubber and aluminum
• Glass and concrete
• Wood, stone, clay, and thatch
• Plastic and metal

How is Traditional Culture Spread?

• Through government legislation and policies
• By isolating the community from outside influences
• Through practices, rituals, storytelling, and social interactions within a community
• Through modern technology and social media

How is Popular Culture spread?

• Through various mediums such as television, movies, music, social media, and the internet.
• Through ancient manuscripts and scrolls
• Through telepathy and mind reading
• By carrier pigeons and smoke signals

What are all the dangers of popular culture to traditional culture?

• The dangers of popular culture to traditional culture include cultural homogenization, loss of cultural identity, and erosion of traditional values and practices.
• Preservation of cultural identity
• Enhancement of traditional values and practices
• Promotion of cultural diversity