Unit 3: 6.3-6.4

Question 1

Gendered Spaces

Answer 1

A space designed for a specific gender (can typically also be safe spaces)
Examples: Pink bus in Japan for only women

Question 2

Gendered Identity

Answer 2

Being female, male, a combination of the two, or neither

Question 3

Safe spaces

Answer 3

A place of acceptance for people who feel confined by society

Question 4

Gentrification

Answer 4

Improvements/renovations conforming middle-class preferences

Question 5

Third place

Answer 5

A communal place besides home and work/school where one feels comfortable (home away from home)
Examples: My third place is the bowling alley or the bookstore

Question 6

Sense of place

Answer 6

Subjective (opposite of objective) feelings and memories associated with a place (my sense of place can be different than another person about the same place)

Question 7

Placemaking

Answer 7

A corroborated process to create somewhere to live, work, play, and/or learn

Question 8

Dialects

Answer 8

Variations of standard languages specific to an area with differences in pronunciation and spelling etc.
Examples: Syrup (Sear-up or Sir-up)

Question 9

Adherents

Answer 9

Someone loyal to a belief, religion, or organization
Examples: Christians are adherents to the word of christ

Question 10

Denominations

Answer 10

A separate church organization that unites a # of local congregations, assemblies of people.

Question 11

Sect

Answer 11

Small group separate from an established denomination

Question 12

Centripetal force

Answer 12

A force that unites

Question 13

Centrifugal force

Answer 13

A force that divides a group of people