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aphg - Unit 3 Vocab

TermDefinition
acculturation immigrant group keeps their culture and blends into new culture
adherent believers in faith
animism belief that non-living objects possess spirits
assimilation ethnic group can no longer be distinguished from receiving group
artifacts physical creations created by culture to reflect values and beliefs
built environment humans creating physical things
centrifugal force attitude that divided people and creates conflict
centripetal force attitude that unifies people and enhances support
colonialism (economic) type of imperialism where people move into and settle on another country's land
contagious diffusion expansion diffusion when all individuals and areas outward from the source region are affected
creole language 2 languages combined to make 1
culture groups learned behaviors and actions
cultural complex series of interrelated traits like beliefs or artifacts
cultural convergence cultures becoming like each other
cultural divergence culture may change over time
cultural hearths areas where civilization first began that radiated customs and innovations
cultural landscape built environment, modifications of landscape by human activities
cultural realms larger areas that indicate several cultural regions
cultural traits attributes of a culture
dialect regional variety of languages distinguished by vocab, spelling, and pronunciation
diaspora one group of people are dispersed to various location
ethnicity group of people share physical and mental traits
ethnocentrism judging another's culture by standards of one own's culture
expansion diffusion spread of a feature or trend among people from one area to another; additive process
globalization increased integration of the world economy since the 1970's
hierarchical diffusion expansion diffusion in which ideas and artifacts first spread between larger and better people, then to smaller worse people
isogloss boundary that separates regions in which different language usage predominate, people saying pop vs soda
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