What is the definition of Conflict theory?

Conflict theory is a theory that cultures coexistence (sub and mainstream culture) will create an imbalance of power which will cause cultures to fight.

Conflict theory is a theory that focuses on the peaceful resolution of cultural differences.

Conflict theory is a theory that emphasizes the importance of shared values in maintaining social harmony.

Conflict theory is a theory that suggests all cultures naturally blend without any power struggles.

What is the definition of Cultural lag?

A stop in the shift of culture due to people not adapting or changing.

A rapid advancement in technology that everyone quickly adopts.

A tradition that is universally accepted across all societies.

A process where culture changes faster than technology.

What is the definition of Cultural diffusion?

The spread of culture and how culture is spreading due to mediums such as social media and adapting with other cultures.

The process of a single culture remaining isolated from others.

The decline of cultural practices due to technological advancements.

The replacement of one culture by another without any blending.

What is the definition of Folk culture?

Traditional elements of the culture such as shoes and clothing that is traditional and unique to the culture.

Modern trends and practices that are popular worldwide.

Technological advancements that shape a society.

Government policies that influence cultural behavior.

What is the definition of Pop culture?

Popular culture is similar to mainstream culture and the popular things happening at the time.

Pop culture refers only to ancient traditions and customs.

Pop culture is the study of classical music and fine arts.

Pop culture is a term for scientific discoveries in physics.

What is the definition of Cultural relativism?

Judging a culture by the norms and beliefs of the culture you are judging.

Believing all cultures are superior to your own.

Imposing your own cultural values on another culture.

Ignoring cultural differences entirely.

What is the definition of Culture shock?

The shock that comes from experiencing weird and unnatural practices by other cultures.

A sudden interest in learning new languages.

The excitement of traveling to a new place.

The joy of eating traditional food from your own culture.

What is the meaning of Icebergs in relation to culture?

Icebergs on top show the things you can see about that culture and the depth shows the indepth non-material things you see about the culture.

Icebergs represent only the food and clothing of a culture.

Icebergs are used to describe the climate of a region.

Icebergs symbolize the economic status of a culture.

What is cultural diffusion?

Cultural diffusion is how languages spread and changed due to adaptation and other key terms that lead to language evolving throughout time. Cultural diffusion is the spread of culture.

Cultural diffusion is the process of economic growth in a society.

Cultural diffusion is the decline of traditions due to technological advancements.

Cultural diffusion is the isolation of cultures from one another.

In the video 'How Languages Change and Evolve,' there are many languages shown representing a tree with connections. What does this represent?

This represents sub-cultures, which are shown through the different forms of language and their adaptations.

This represents the migration patterns of ancient civilizations.

This represents the economic growth of different regions.

This represents the climate zones of the world.

How do cultural norms affect language?

The cultural norms of an area can cause people to adapt and there can be language changes because of the area.

Cultural norms have no impact on language at all.

Language always remains the same regardless of cultural norms.

Cultural norms only affect written language, not spoken language.

Cultural norms only affect language in ancient societies.

In the video 'The Curious Origins of Your Favorite Foods,' the cultural diffusion of Sushi was represented in the Japanese chef adaptation part. What effect did this have?

Sushi was not as popular, but the adaptation by the Japanese chef caused cultural diffusion through the cultural lag of the Americans.

Sushi became less popular in Japan due to American influence.

The adaptation led to the decline of traditional Japanese cuisine.

Sushi was banned in several countries due to cultural misunderstandings.

How did cultural relativism influence Guy's creation?

Guy did not like the church heavy brunch due to hangovers and he judged it through cultural relativism. This allowed him to think and create a better one with lightweight food.

Guy was inspired by cultural relativism to create a new type of music for brunch events.

Cultural relativism led Guy to adopt traditional church recipes for his brunch menu.

Guy used cultural relativism to promote church attendance through his brunch creations.

In the video 'The Curious Origins of Your Favorite Foods,' at the start when the narrator is talking about the black and the Harlem renaissance, what does this represent?

The cultural affliction of the black people as a sub-culture can shift into the mainstream by gaining more popularity which is shown through the Harlem renaissance.

The economic decline of Harlem during the renaissance period.

The influence of European cuisine on American food culture.

The migration of black people from Harlem to other cities.

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What is the definition of 'culture'? Fill in the blank: Culture is a trait that a group of people might share and the customs and norms of their ________.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 components/traits of culture?

What is the term for the following definition? Material culture is in the form of materials such as important items and objects that are valued by the culture such as symbols and artifacts.

What is the term for the following definition? Nonmaterial culture consists of values and norms that make up the culture and rule the culture.

What is the term for the following definition? Symbols are drawings or objects that provide value to the culture. For example, a symbol of a dove could mean peace to the culture.

What is the term for the following definition? Values are what the culture respects and what it really means. It is their values and their key beliefs and what they hold dear to them.

What is the term for the following definition? The norms are the rules and normals of the culture. It is the typical standards of the culture and what makes it unique.

What is the term for the following definition? Cultural transmission is the diffusion and spread of culture. Mediums like social media and stories can play a key role in sharing and spreading culture around the world.

What is the term for the following definition? The customs and conventions of the culture, and it is an expectancy of how someone should act.

What is the term for the following definition? Mores are not-unlike folkways but they are more serious and it would be considered unlawful to break them unlike the lesser folkway.

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