it doesn't contribute to cultural practices.

It divides different cultures

It helps shape individual culture and unite individuals

Brings hostility to different cultures

Facilitated diffusion

Diffusion of disease

Cultural diffusion

Stimulus diffusion

Because universalizing religions have lots of missionaries, whose sole purpose is to spread their religion, usually by going and completely moving to the other country.

Because they are the more popular religions with the largest number of members in each.

Because the religions are spread down the family line, resulting in entire families being that one religion.

Because they are the first religions in recorded human history

Religion is culture

All these characteristics make up who we are

Culture is our customs and norms

These characteristics do not contribute to our culture

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These things allow that culture to spread easily and grow.

These things help the culture become well known.

They allow the culture to be shown on popular social media.

It makes the culture easier to understand.

By presenting the difficulty of languages

By presenting the diversity, origins, and speakers of languages

By presenting the races affiliated with languages

By presenting the age of languages

Customs and traditions-for example many African grooms give “labola” to their brides father

Location-for example many Japanese people live in Japan

Religion-for example most mexicans are Roman Catholic

Language-for example many Papua New Guineans speak Tok Pisin

The map and charts show that the Islamic religion is 3 times bigger than Christianity.

The map and charts show that Christianity is the minority religion in the world.

The map and chart shows that Christianity is mostly practiced in Asia.

The map and chart shows that Christianity is the religion that is most practiced across the Russia.

Fast Food chains

Pop culture

Ethnic Religion

Western style clothing

Christianity is the smallest religion.

Buddhism is the largest religion on earth.

Hinduism is the 3rd largest religion.

There is more Islam in Europe than Christianity.

Regional patterns of language, religion, and ethnicity contribute to a sense of place, enhance placemaking, and shape the global cultural landscape.

Language families, languages, dialects, world religions, ethnic cultures, and gender roles diffuse from cultural hearths, resulting in interactions between local and global forces that lead to new forms of cultural expression

Communication technologies are reshaping and accelerating interactions among people and places and changing cultural practices .

Because media is what drives popular culture and is changing due to whats in everyday life

.they are not permanent an can be changed but not because what people watch

its based on how people feel and changes off what one thinks

popular culture is based on same thing and does not change very often

It helps people finish their work faster but maybe at a cost of a part of their culture.

It helps speed globalization and increases social interaction between people and pushes cultures toward accepting them even if it's a huge change.

It helps people text over long distance, and changes cultures significantly.

It makes talking to people better, and some cultures might not accept it but it significantly drops their level next to modern society.

Because the hearth is the heart of the religion.

Because they typically are similar to universalizing regions

They typically have much more clustered distributions which remain embedded in the culture where they originated.

They do not spread through relocation diffusion, they spread through contagious diffusion.

Universalizing religions offer belief systems that are used by the universal population that migrates continuously

Due to widespread diffusion throughout a population

Spread throughout diverse isolated places

The combination of two different religions

by analyzing the many aspects of the culture which include language, race, and ethnicity

assuming the behaviors of that certain culture

physical encounter with the group

reviewing the structure of that culture which include politics, currency, and food.

Geographers combine all information of a cultural group and place it on a map.

Geographers use the internet to search information about the area of a cultural group.

Geographers use maps to analyze the language, religion, ethnicity and gender of a cultural group.

Geographers analyzes the elements of a cultural group by gaining their information from a person of that group.

Hierarchical diffusion, Contagious diffusion, and Stimulus diffusion.

Stimulus diffusion and Relocation diffusion.

Contagious diffusion, Stimulus diffusion, and Relocation diffusion.

Hierarchical diffusion, Relocation diffusion, Contagious diffusion, Stimulus diffusion.

The spread of a feature from one place to another in an additive process.

The rapid, widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout a population.

The spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another.

The spread of an underlying principle even though a characteristic itself apparently fails to diffuse.

Geographers use maps and spatial perspective to analyze language,religion,ethnicity, and gender by using the physical features of that area and comparing it to others.

Geographers use maps and spatial perspective to analyze language,religion,ethnicity, and gender by learning how the patterns interact with each other by making predictions.

Geographers use maps and spatial perspective to analyze language,religion,ethnicity, and gender by learning how people would act against other cultures.

Geographers use maps and spatial perspective to analyze language,religion,ethnicity, and gender by seeing how people interact with their environment.

Allowing information, and cultural traits to travel between people

To isolate cultural traits

Improving cultural diversity

Colonialism shapes cultures by diffusing characteristics and traits from different cultures in which other cultures can culturally appropriate those traits

Colonialism shapes cultures by the migration of individuals on to new territory

Colonialism shapes cultures by creating pidgin languages

Colonialism shapes cultures by spreading taboos and terroirs

By showing the color range of where Christianity is distributed

Choropleth map of where Buddhism and Hinduism is distributed

Showing dots to represent the people of an area

Showing arrows on how religion expands around the globe

A folk culture maintains a state of anonymity but is present in communities by slowly diffusing throughout a region.

A folk culture is not able to diffuse throughout a region because of deep traditions that exist inside it.

A folk culture is rooted in tradition yet exists in rural communities because they associated with a hearth of the culture.

Folk cultures exists in isolated communities by a deep rooted sense of place within the communities.

Because expansion diffusion spreads the religion through direct contact of people and relocation diffusion allows the religion to go to different countries.

Because it’s the fastest way to spread the religion.

The religions aren’t spread like that, they spread through contagious diffusion.

All

These concepts are what define the cultural identity that is represented by symbolic landscapes.

The symbolic landscapes are specific to these concepts and do not stray from them.

These concepts are only seen in symbolic landscapes.

These concepts are not essential in understanding symbolic landscapes.

Folk culture diffuses quickly through relocation diffusion and is common to be seen globally and pop culture diffuses slower through transportation and communication.

Popular culture diffuses through rapid electronic communication and transportation networks and folk culture diffuses through relocation and diffuses slower than pop culture.

Culture diffuses into hearths through assimilation and acculturation and quickly diffuses globally. Folk cultures diffuse slower than pop culture as they are more isolated.

Pop culture and folk culture diffuse the same way through hierarchical and relocation diffusion and diffuses quickly because of communication and transportation.

folk culture refers to the products and practices of homogeneous and small-scale social groups often associated with tradition, historical continuity, sense of place, and belonging

folk culture is usually found in large, heterogeneous societies and can be traced back to a specific person or place

folk culture has no specific upbringing and continues to spread by modern communications and hierarchical diffusion

folk culture is traditionally practiced by small, homogeneous groups who share certain habits despite differences in other personal characteristics and has many connections due to globalization

In attempt to be spread out globally and appeal to all people

They are religions that primarily appeal to one group of people

To adopt culture traits from other religions and ethnicity's

They travel with a particular ethnic group

Trade brings new languages and new ideas into a culture

Trade brings job opportunities for the poor

Trade only allows the wealthy to get richer and therefore isolates their culture

Trade is only about economics so it does not have any impact on culture.

Isogloss and Ethnic Neighborhoods

District line and Gerrymandering

Site and Place

Language Family and Language Group

Ethnic neighborhoods such as Little Italy, New York

The concentration on members of the Mormon church in and around Utah

The concentration of women in Chicago, Illinois due to business opportunities

A minority of European-Americans in Cleveland, Ohio due to the immigration of freed African-American slaves

Diffusion allows the culture of others to spread and the people learn new things that they then bring into their own culture.

Diffusion only shapes acculturation because that is how both cultures change

People moving to different places shows others how they could improve their culture, making them take action.

Diffusion shapes how people view other cultures and makes them want to be a part of that culture.

New languages, food, and cultural traits are spread all around the world making other people and cultures adapt/ take in other cultures.

Diffusion of culture makes acculturation, assimilation, and multiculturalism by making culture traits spread faster.

Cultures notice and always take in the new culture traits that they hear and see about.

Diffusion of culture shapes them by adding popularity to the types of new cultures being spread.

The flexibility of trade due to better transportation routes

The combining of agricultural and industrial practices

Religious conflicts in a dense area

Controversial issues dealt by the government in a highly populated country.

Folk culture is typically traced back to a specific person or place, especially in North America or Europe

Folk culture is typically traced back to a person of hierarchical status, such as a royal individual, especially in England or Britain

Folk culture is typically traced back to a religion, where it is a custom or behavior of adherents of that religion

Folk culture is typically anonymous because it comes from anonymous hearths, sources, dates, originators, or comes from multiple hearths

Folk culture is found on a small scale, is traditional to a homogeneous group, and is limited by lack of connections - diffusing mostly through relocation diffusion

Folk culture has customs that are not easily accepted by societies with a dominant popular culture, so therefore, it is only practiced within a small, rural group

Folk culture is only found on islands, and its diffusion is limited because of geographical barriers such as water or mountains

Folk culture is only present in developing countries, especially those in Africa with many ethnicities and nations, so therefore, it cannot be found in a developed area

By the absorbing of one culture into another, so the dominant culture is unaffected and the absorbed culture is obliterated.

By intermingling, so both cultures take on some of the traits of the other but retain their largest characteristics.

By not interacting, but keeping there difference so no changes made to either.

By the slow spreading of both, so they merge and become one new culture.

Lack of missionaries, appeals to one group and not all people

Welcomes anyone willing to adapt the belief system

Practiced by many people and has many interpretations

Small/ folk religion open for interpretation

Due to the appeal to all people not just those living in a particular location.

Due to the commonality of language spoken within a particular location.

Due to the heavy concentration of adherents in particular physical characteristics of a location.

Due to the homogeneous isolation from other groups,typically found in rural locations.

A culture would diffuse throughout time because of forced migration from another group,though a long time period, with a different culture.

A culture would diffuse because of peaceful interactions of a culture with another group, these cultures would respect each other and as they interacted more they would understand one another better

A culture would diffuse through out time as interactions in trading; this expose a culture with many different cultures that would interact and spread there cultures through out these groups that they are trading with,this would lead to the diffusion of culture over time

A culture would diffuse over time as it was introduced to pop culture and diffused as more people found it appealing and choose to adopt this culture as their own and passing it to the next generation

A cultural trait would diffuse throughout space by the trait diffusing into pop culture which would make more people adopt this trait across more regions which would make the cultural trait found in many different places

A cultural trait would diffuse throughout space by the being spread into different regions through trading but would only diffuse into certain groups

A cultural trait would diffuse as people visit places with a certain trait that they bring back to their home and spread it to people in their own town

A cultural trait would diffuse throughout space as the culture trait spreads but eventually stops spreading but remains popular in the regions that they initially diffused too

Ethnic religions appeal to all people, while universalizing religions are based on physical features of the area inhibited by its adherents

Ethnic religions mainly appeal to only the people living in a certain place, while universalizing religions are on a more global scale

Universalizing religions have less adherents because it is scattered to multiple areas, while the clustering of ethnic religions makes them overall more populous

Universalizing religions have looser interpretations due to their diffusion over broad areas, while the interpretation of ethnic religions is more exact due to locational isolation of its adherents

Culture is communist rule, a cultural trait can be not having a religion.

Culture is the act in carrying religious actions, a cultural trait could be praying.

Culture includes acts or customs, that people of a certain people in an ethnicity or religion, a cultural trait can be something such as eating a food.

Culture is a dictatorship, a cultural trait could be the acts Hitler believed in, such as cleaning the society of Jews and things relating to them.

They are shaped by cultural diffusion because, all have people spreading the culture in different ways.

They aren’t shaped by diffusion of cultures.

Cultural diffusion has shaped them by moving cultures away from each other, allowing for them to stay the same.

They are shaped by cultural diffusion because, all have people moving and combining or taking over another culture.

A. Diffusion of culture doesn't shape them

B. It shapes then by changing one or more culture by overpowering or by influence.

C. It shapes them by making a melting pot of cultures.

D. Both B & C

Through colonialism, imperialism, and trade, two or more cultures are exposed to each other, and are forced to interact. This can lead to assimilation, acculturation, and in some instances, cultural appropriation, shaping patterns and practices of cultures.

Colonialism, imperialism, and trade can influence cultures by non material culture only through two culture’s interactions with one another.

Cultural characteristics could be forced on one culture by the opposing culture through colonialism and imperialism. Said cultures could be permanently influenced and perhaps their norms and customs would change.

A culture’s patterns and practices could be distorted by the exposure to another culture’s non material culture and material culture.

Ethnic religions stay close to the hearth because the people of the religion wish to keep i close and personal to their community.

Ethnic religions stay close to the hearth because they are closely tied to the physical geography of a specific place and are spread through relocation diffusion.

Because ethnic religions are spread through hierarchical diffusion and spread rapidly.

Because the people of the religion don’t want society to change the deep meaning of the religion.

Folk Culture- Traditional culture; traditional cultural traits of a community.

Popular Culture- Totality of ideas, perspectives, memes, and images and other phenomenal that permeate the everyday lives of a given society, especially those heavily influenced by mass media.

Folk Culture- Totality of ideas, perspectives, memes and images and other phenomenal that permeate the everyday lives of a given society, especially those heavily influenced by mass media.

Popular Culture- Traditional culture; traditional cultural traits of a community.

Folk Culture- Culture of towns and cities.

Popular Culture- The established language, religion, behavior, values, rituals, and social customs of a society.

Folk Culture- The established language, religion, behavior, values, rituals, and social customs of a society.

Popular Culture- Culture of towns and cities.

Culture expands through relocation/expansion diffusion and acculturation takes place.

The culture expands through hierarchical diffusion only.

Culture expands through cultural ecology and acculturation occurs.

The culture expands solely through cultural appropriation.

They reflect the homogeneity of the culture

They reflect the diversity of the culture

They reflect the traditions and customs of the culture that can date back several hundred generations

They reflect certain aspects of life that are peculiar to that one specific culture

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Appalachian MOUNTAINS

Sahara desert

Christianity; Australia

Buddhism; Southeast Asia

Hinduism; Latin-America/ Caribbean

Islam; Europe

Fast Food Chains

Western style clothing

English is the Lingua Franca

All of the above

Only clothing and language

Languages, religions, ethnic & gender concepts are essential in understanding landscapes of a cultural identity because they’re important

Languages, religions, ethnic & gender concepts are essential in understanding landscapes of a cultural identity because those concepts are things that make up a culture

Languages, religions, ethnic & gender concepts are essential in understanding landscapes of a cultural identity because they are easy things to identify

Languages, religions, ethnic & gender concepts are essential in understanding landscapes of a cultural identity because they help

Jeans no longer being taboo in west Asian countries

A small village having telephone access after being isolated

A Sub-Saharan tribe finding getting easier transportation to needs

Your grandma moving closer to your household

A person wearing a toga in Egypt.

Making geometric masks in Africa.

Farming in the middle east.

People in the U.S. going to church.