Geo Exam Two Flashcards

(34 cards)

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✓ What is folk culture and folk life

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The collective heritage and
way of life of a small rural community
Tangible and Non-Tangible Elements

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What does folk culture and folk life include

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Tradition,  Strong Resistance to Change
 Handmade tools and food Buildings made of local materials

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✓ What is folklore – examples

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Oral Traditions, Folk Songs, Stories,
Legends

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✓ Threats to the survival of folk culture

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Increased contact with new countries and loss of traditional value

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✓ History of the Amish

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1600s Jacob Amman in Bern, Switzerland

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Amish Currently

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336,000 Pennsylvania with the most and IL in 10th

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✓ Characteristics of the Amish

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No Electricity, Horse, Homemade, Rumspringa, no tools

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✓ Examples of Folk Architecture around the world

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Taverns, inns, chapels

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✓ Folk v. Popular Housing Styles

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Folk vary by community and Popular vary by time built

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✓ Folk Architecture and Regional/Cultural Influences

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most cultures used native materials for housing since they needed protection

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✓ Folk Architecture Examples

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Saltobx House-New England-Gabled Roof
Norman Cottages-French Canada-Hipped Roof
Bungalow house-1800s-Large Porch
Queen Anne House-1800s-british-Round Towers
Log Cabins-Appalachia-Dogtrot
Shotgun House-Simple Cheap-African-3-4 Rooms

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✓ Popular Housing Styles

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Minimal Trad-Small one story home for the youth
Ranch-One story-parallel to street
Split Level-Lower Level(garage)-Mid(Kitchen)-Top(bedrooms)

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✓ What is Popular Culture and what does it include

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Urban Based-Adopted Trends-Material and non-material traits

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✓ Why Study Popular Culture

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  • To understand our everyday lives.
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Two types of sports regions- Administrative and Perceptual (examples)

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Perceptual- Created regions like the south and mid-west
Administrative-Units which a country is divided in such as state to state

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Sports and impact on the landscape - Golf

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Sports can take away a huge plot of land for use of the sport

17
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▪ Symbols of attachment to place

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Welcome Signs
Flags
Nicknames

18
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Sport Traditions

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Tailgating
Mascots/Bands

19
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▪ Intra-urban v Inter-urban relocation

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Intra-Urban to suburban-until 90s-Stadium Styles
Inter-1950s-Baseball-market orientated-Movement to the west

20
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▪ Types of Stadiums

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Open
Oval
Horseshoe

21
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Tourism and Sports

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LLWS
Hall of Fame
Field of Dreams-Dyersville, IA

22
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Food as a regional identity and ethnic identity (examples)

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Seafood-Northeast
Bar-B-Q-Southeast
Cincinnati Chili
Southwest- Mexican Food

23
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Characteristics of the American Meals

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Breakfast is the most informal
Disappearing midday meal
Evening meal has seen the greatest change

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Fast Food History and Importance

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First hamburger food chain was white castle in 1916(Wichita, Kansas)
Not important till after World War II

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Geographic Distribution and Diffusion of Fast Food
North-Pizza/Sub-sandwich shops South-KFC/Popeyes McDonalds was the Icon
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Globalization of Fast Food
McDonalds has 33,000 locations in 118 countries
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TV importance to Popular Culture
* # 1 Leisure activity in Developed Countries * Is the main mechanism by which knowledge of popular culture is diffused.
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History of TV availability
1954-Sold in 20 Countries 1970- US had over half of TVs 1990s and 2000s TV's in 180 countries
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Types of Television shows through the decades
1940s-Variety Shows 1950s and 1960s- Sitcoms/Game Shows 1970s-Family Sitcoms 1980s- Dramas, Action, Sitcoms 1990s-200s- Animations and Reality Tv
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Origins and Diffusion of the Internet and Facebook
1995-40 million users Now-4.9 billion users Facebook still the most popular with 2.9 billion worldwide users
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History of Music Geography Research
George Carney Country Music was the root
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▪ Regions, Importance of Nashville, Popularity of Country Music
Nashville-Capital of Country Music- Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry Lower South 1970s-Outlaw Country 1990s till Today- Crossroads and overlap with pop music
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Rock-n-Roll History/Eras and Birthplace
Memphis, TN 1950s-1956-Evlis 1960s- Beatlemania-Woodstock 1970s-Motown-Disco 1980s-Micheal Jackson and Madonna 1981-MTV 1990s-Nirvana and Boybands
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Diffusion of the Blues and Influence on other music types
Diffused Northward with the African-American population