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AP human geo unit 3 vocab

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"shared practices, technologies, attitudes, and behaviors transmitted by a society" defines what?

(a)  

2.

Individual aspects (food, dress, language, etc.) are known as

a)

Architecture

b)

Cultural traits

c)

culture

d)

personality

3.

Define material culture

a)

Individual aspects

b)

Cultural traits

c)

Intangible elements

d)

physical objects made and used by members of a cultural group.

4.

Define non-material culture

a)

Intangible elements

b)

food, clothing, art, architecture, sports, or dance.

c)

beliefs, values, myths, symbolic meanings passed from generation to generation.

d)

physical objects made/used by members of a cultural group.

5.

what is folk/local culture?

a)

Widespread and constantly changing

b)

Heterogeneous groups who are influenced by technology like social media, TV, films, etc.

c)

distinct groups that share collective ancestral ties to the lands and natural resources.

d)

rural, ethnically homogenous groups that are deeply connected to the local land.

6.

What are indigenous cultures?

a)

distinct groups that share collective ancestral ties to the lands and natural resources.

b)

rural, ethnically homogenous groups that are deeply connected to the local land.

c)

Heterogeneous groups who are influenced by technology like social media, TV, films, etc.

d)

Widespread and constantly

7.

What is global/popular/Modern culture?

a)

rural, ethnically homogenous groups that are deeply connected to the local land.

b)

Heterogeneous groups who are influenced by technology like social media, TV, films, etc.

c)

distinct groups that share collective ancestral ties to the lands and natural resources.

d)

Groups that are very independent and isolated that share distinct cultural traits

8.

What is cultural relativism?

a)

A culture is judged based on its own standards, not on another culture.

b)

a culture should be judged based on the beliefs of the observer's culture.

9.

What is ethnocentrism?

a)

The belief that a culture should be judged based on the beliefs of the observers culture.

b)

The belief that a culture should be judged based on its own standards, not another culture.