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AP Human Flash Cards
Question | Answer |
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a group or belief system, norms, and values practiced by people is called what | culture |
small, typically a homogeneous population, typically rural, and is cohesive cultural traits | folk culture |
point of origin | hearth |
practice that a group or people routinely follow | custom |
assimilate indiginous people into the domanent culture | assimilation |
real, true object (not fake) the object is said to believed to have what? | authenticity |
group of people in a particlar place who see themselves as a collective or a community, who perserves their customs and beliefs. | local culture. |
includes the beliefs, practives, aesthetics, and values | non material culture |
group of people that include thing they construct | material culture |
process by which other cultures adopt and use them for their own benefit | cultural appropriation |
explains how quicklyy innovations duffuse and refers to how two places are interlinked by transportation and communication | time-space compression |
people within a place to start to produce an aspect of popular culture themsels | reterritorialization |
visibal imprint of human activity on the land | cultural landscape |
describes the loss of uniqueness of a place in the cultural landscape so that one place looks like the next | placelessness |
cultural borrowing and mixing happening all around the world | global-local continuem |
anabaptist group | hutterites |
how we make sense of ourselves | identity |
how we define ourselves as not the other | identifying against |
constructed identity and is a perfect example of how identities are built | race |
one races hates another race | racism |
new immigrant to a city often move to areas occupied by older immigrant groups | invasion and succession |
identity stems from the notion that people are closely bounded in a certain place over time | ethnicity |
"social relations stretched out" | space |
places designed for men or women | gendered |
the bride dies if the dad cant find a husband | dowry deaths |
set of sounds, combinations of sounds, and symbols that are used for communication | language |
one that is publish, widely spread, and taught | standard language |
variants of a standard language along regional and ethnic lines | dialects |
distributed dialects across space | dialect chains |