Unit 3 Flashcards
(46 cards)
a barrier that prevents the spread of innovation and cultural forms
absorbing barrier
the process of adopting the traits of a cultural group
acculturation
obstacle or object that prevents movement
barrier
way an organism acts that is passed down to the next generation
behavioral adaptation
religion based on the teaching of jesus Christ
Christianity
complex way of life that developed as humans began to develop urban settlements
civilization
distance controlled spreading of an idea, innovation or some other item through a local population by contact from person to person-to-person/the communication of contagious illness
contagious diffusion
the spread of cultural characteristics from one culture to another
cultural diffusion
human imprint on the physical environment
cultural landscape
the agreed-upon expectations and rules by which a culture gives the behaviors of its members in any given situation
cultural norms
place of origin or of cultural group
cultural/ethnic hearlth
and behavior of people including their language belief system social structure institution and material goods
culture
way of doing things have been handed down from one generation to the next
custom
distant distinct variation of language usually marked by accents and grammar
dialect
community of people look scattered from their Homeland
diaspora
the spread of people ideas technology and products
diffusion
neighborhoods made up of one distinct ethnic group
ethnic enclave
place of origin of an ethnic group
ethnic hearth
an ethnicity system of spiritual or supernatural belief
ethnic religion
a generalized representation of an ethnic group
ethnic stereotype
agenda in a group sharing genetic characteristics culture language religion or history
ethnicity
habit of viewing all groups in relations or compared to one ethnic group
ethnocentrism
the spread of an invention or an idea screw of population and area and such away that the number of those influenced grow continuously larger resulted in an expanding area of dissemination
expansion diffusion
culture traditionally practiced by a small, homogenius, rural group living in relative isolation from other groups
folk culture