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Maya D. unit 3 study

Unit three study for upcoming test

QuestionAnswer
Beliefs a persons philosophical thought process (Religion or moral)
isogloss a boundary that separates language and religion into different dialects
cultural hearth a place where an innovation or culture comes from
contagious diffusion spread by person to person contact
hierarchical diffusion person of power influencing or spreading ideas
stimulus diffusion spreads when it changes to meet local taste
relocation diffusion culture spread by migration
ethnocentrism occures when someone believes their culture is better than another.
antecedent border borders that came before settlement
superimposed border a higher power establishes a border for a country
subsequent border a border created when people are settled
relict borders borders that don't exist anymore
supranational organizations different countries that come together and make groups that promote economic, political, or cultural unity.
economic union a union that promotes increased economic cooperation
adopt welcome cultural change
adapt incorporate the culture but change it to make it consistent of their own culture
resist keeps their own culture and does not welcome cultural change
values core understanding that people influence how you act towards others
difference between a state/country and a state/province a state/country can be a country which is a large political unit, and a state/province can be a small political government inside of one big one.
difference between nationalism and patriotism patriotism is feeling pride for your country and nationalism is a belief of loyalty to a country.
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