The colonial rise _______

cemented Indo-European languages as the most widespread globally

How did the Belgian colonial government in Rwanda increase racial tensions?

The Belgians gave Tutsis positions of power in the new colonial government because they perceived them to look more European than the Hutus.

European colonialism ________

pitted one European power against another in control of large segments of the world

Globally, what is genocide?

most of an ethnic group's population is killed off by another controlling group

What occurs when a family or small group migrates overseas and takes only a small part of the previous national culture?

cultural or political simplification

Which scenario is an example of hierarchical diffusion?

In the 1950s, influential American actors began to wear denim jeans for their roles in western movies - and then for casual dress. Later, off-duty military soldiers started wearing jeans and young teenagers, as a sign of rebellion, began wearing jeans as well.

Which scenario is an example of contagious diffusion? Options: The production of English and French Porcelain dishes was based on new manufacturing processes than those pioneered in China. The result was a product made from regionally sourced materials that had comparable quality and was less expensive. Louisiana was part of the French empire until it was sold in the Louisiana Purchase to the United States. The architecture in the old area of New Orleans reflects the French adaptation to living on the Gulf Coast. In the 1950s, influential American actors began to wear denim jeans for their roles in western movies - and then for casual dress. Later, off-duty military soldiers started wearing jeans and young teenagers, as a sign of rebellion, began wearing jeans as well. new songs or videos spread rapidly through social media

new songs or videos spread rapidly through social media

Which scenario is an example of stimulus diffusion? Options: Louisiana was part of the French empire until it was sold in the Louisiana Purchase to the United States. The architecture in the old area of New Orleans reflects the French adaptation to living on the Gulf Coast. The production of English and French Porcelain dishes was based on newer manufacturing processes than those pioneered in China. The result was a product made from regionally sourced materials that had comparable quality and was less expensive. New songs or videos spread rapidly through social media. In the 1950s, influential American actors began to wear denim jeans for their roles in western movies - and then for casual dress. Later, off-duty military soldiers started wearing jeans and young teenagers, as a sign of rebellion, began wearing jeans as well.

The production of English and French Porcelain dishes was based on newer manufacturing processes than those pioneered in China. The result was a product made from regionally sourced materials that had comparable quality and was less expensive.

Which of the following is an example of a permeable barrier to diffusion?

As a break from formal business attire, companies implement "casual Fridays"

Diaspora cultures are ______

those that have been greatly dispersed

How did indigenous peoples protest the actions of the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

They gathered at the site of the WTO meetings in a collective public protest.

How does the resistance to assimilation impact the descendants of Japanese immigrants in Brazil? Options: Other Brazilians celebrate these descendants for their Japanese cultural and religious heritage, The Japanese have welcomed the descendants back to Japan, and the descendants have reintegrated fully into Japanese society, Other Brazilians still stereotype these descendants as Japanese even though the descendants' families have lived in Brazil for generations, The descendants remain purely monolingual, speaking only the Japanese language.

Other Brazilians still stereotype these descendants as Japanese even though the descendants' families have lived in Brazil for generations.

What is the relationship between religion and the internet?

the internet makes place less important for belief and worship

Which of the following explains the phenomenon of time-space convergence? Options: The amount of time to travel between two places is less because new roads make the absolute distance shorter. Modern transportation technology has reduced the amount of time it takes to travel between two places. The amount of time to travel between two places is longer today as a result of roads carrying more vehicles. Improvements in modern road construction shorten the travel time. The amount of time to travel between two places is less because the absolute distance has changed with better GPS measurements.

Modern transportation technology has reduced the amount of time it takes to travel between two places.

How has technology influenced the language used in cell phone communication?

the use of texting shortcuts and emojis to shorten the amount of typing

Which of the following describes the practice of glocalization? McDonald's in Saudi Arabia closes five times a day for the Muslim call to prayer, In Massachusetts and Maine, McDonald's sells lobster rolls to support the local fishing economy, Grocery stores in large ethnic neighborhoods sell products desired by the neighborhood, Secularization of laws in a place eliminates cultural taboos based on religion, The inclusion of new foods and preparations by a global company into a foreign culture, regardless of cultural preference.

McDonald's in Saudi Arabia closes five times a day for the Muslim call to prayer

AP Human Geography Unit 3 Modules 21-22 Flashcard: 33 Cards

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is colonization?

Back

the appropriation and control of a territory by a distant power

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What kind of example is the language spoken by some English-speaking Europeans in East Africa who simplify Swahili grammar and vocabulary to communicate with native Swahili speakers?

Back

pidgin

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What kind of language is a mix of English, Japanese, Hawaiian, and a few other languages, deriving its grammatical structure from native Hawaiian?

Back

creole

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What kind of language is used in the Islamic world, parts of Asia, and much of Africa for trade and business, and is vital to the study and practice of the Islamic faith?

Back

lingua franca

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What kind of language is spoken in Switzerland and parts of northern Italy that has many regional variations and is unintelligible to most Germans?

Back

dialect

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What kind of language is the most commonly spoken language in the United States, used for banking, industry, and trade, with local, regional, or business-related variations?

Back

lingua franca

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Dialects _____

Back

are regional but mutally intelligible variations in language

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