3.4 Diffuion And Their Historical Casues

Question 1

Example of contagious diffusion

Answer 1

Agricultural innovations

Question 2

Example of hierarchical diffusion

Answer 2

Fashion trends that might skip you unless your in the network

Question 3

Example of stimulus diffusion

Answer 3

Ketchup from north to Central America (different ingredients)

Question 4

Absorbing barriers

Answer 4

Barriers that completely halt diffusion

Question 5

Permeable barriers

Answer 5

Disuse partially or in a weakened state

Question 6

Pidgin

Answer 6

Trade language, 2 or more languages combined, finding common ground

Question 7

Creole

Answer 7

When a pidgin is explained and turned into an official la gauge

Question 8

Creolization

Answer 8

The act of a combined official langauge

Question 9

Lingua francs

Answer 9

A language mutually spoken across a wide area to communicate

Question 10

Bilingualism

Answer 10

The ability to speak more than two languages - fluency levels fluctuate

Question 11

Empire

Answer 11

A political entity that seeks to expand their power beyond origin

Question 12

Imperialism

Answer 12

Motivation to control more amounts of territory, more civil

Question 13

Colonialism

Answer 13

Forcefully controlling a foreign place, colony

Question 14

Genocide

Answer 14

Killing members of a different racial, ethnic, or linguistic group