APHUG Unit 3

Beliefs and practices in a society passed down by generations.

Part of culture that can be touched or felt, like food.

Local culture and values that diffuses slowly.

Culture that is quick to diffuse.

When culture is interpreted through the eyes of our own culture.

When culture is interpreted through the eyes of the respective culture.

The environment sculpted by our actions.

The idea that societies leave behind their work for future inhabitants to build off of.

Neighborhoods dedicated to a culture, such as Hispanic neighborhoods that speak Spanish and serve Spanish foods.

The style of a language spoken.

A system of faith and beliefs.

Forces that bring people together in a society.

Forces that bring people away and create conflict.

Spread from a hearth (source).

When an idea spreads as people move from one place to another, taking the idea with them.

Spread of an idea or innovation from a central point to different locations, increasing its influence.

Rapid and widespread spread of an idea through a population, going through every person.

A diffusion in which the original idea is changed a bit each time it passes.

The top-down spread of an idea from a more influential person.

Group of languages that have a common origin or ancestor.

Name assigned to a region.

Religions that are world-wide and try to be adapted by all.

Religions attached to an ethnicity; typically don’t go out of their way to convert others.

Country expansion beyond its borders. One of the largest causes of diffusion.

A language spoken between people who do not share a native language.

An unofficial blend of languages.

An official combination of languages.

The idea that global cultures are becoming more alike.

When cultures reject contemporary culture, going their own separate ways.

Death of a language due to lack of motivation to speak a native language after adopting a lingua franca.

When a home culture is accepted, and a host culture is rejected.

When a home culture is left behind, and a host culture is embraced.

When a home culture is accepted, along with the host culture.

When a home culture and host culture are both rejected.

Coexistence of cultures in a region.

"Trying on different cultures." Considered disrespectful.