AP HuG 6.1 Cengage

What does culture refer to?

• The physical geography of a region

• The beliefs, values, practices, behaviors, and technologies shared by a society

• The economic systems of a society

• The political structures of a society

What are artifacts in the context of cultural traits?

• Invisible social norms

• Structures and organizations that influence social behavior

• The visible objects and technologies that a culture creates

• The central, enduring elements of a culture

What are sociofacts?

• The visible objects and technologies that a culture creates

• Structures and organizations that influence social behavior

• The central, enduring elements of a culture

• The economic practices of a society

What are mentifacts?

• The visible objects and technologies that a culture creates

• Structures and organizations that influence social behavior

• The central, enduring elements of a culture that reflect its shared ideas, values, knowledge, and beliefs

• The political systems of a society

What does culture refer to in human geography?

• The natural landscape of a region

• The beliefs, values, practices, behaviors, and technologies shared by a society

• The economic systems of a country

• The political structures of a society

Which of the following is an example of a cultural attribute that is easily observed?

• A group's attitudes and values

• A group's beliefs and rules

• Clothing, literature, food, and music

• Subconscious values and thought patterns

What metaphor do geographers use to illustrate cultural attributes?

• Cultural mountain

• Cultural river

• Cultural iceberg

• Cultural forest

What does the submerged part of the cultural iceberg represent?

• Easily observed cultural attributes

• Subconscious values and thought patterns

• Visible cultural practices

• Economic systems

What is culture primarily constructed by?

• Individuals

• Technology

• People jointly

• Nature

Which of the following forces can cause culture to change?

• Only technological forces

• Only environmental forces

• Only human forces

• Environmental, human, and technological forces