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Section 1
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In the late 1960's, jeans became a symbol of ________ and ___________.
youth; independence
custom
a repetitive action of a group
culture rebound
the re-adoption by later generations of identifying cultural traits
What kind of diffusion did sports take part in?
hierarchical
Clothing in popular culture denotes __________, not environment.
occupation
_______ and _______ are the most common building materials globally.
Wood; brick
____ cultural landscapes experience relatively slow change
Folk
Popular music is written by _______ individuals for mass sale to large public audience and requires a high degree of ________ skill
specific; technical
A ______ is typically not adopted by the group
habit
_____ cultures create boundaries against ______ culture
Folk; pop
What type of house is found in the Middle Atlantic?
the "I" house
What is placelessness?
loss of uniqueness of place; localities look like the next
Pop culture innovations are oriented around _____ ________
leisure time
The most important leisure activity in the developed world is ___________.
watching television
ethnic neighborhoods
small pocket in a larger city where the only people that live there are a part of a certain ethnicity
Members of popular culture consume large amounts of _________ and ___________.
alcohol; snack foods
_____ culture originates from the economically developed countries
Popular
habit
a repetitive action of an individual
What are the 3 major housing nodes?
New England, Middle Atlantic, Lower Chesapeake
___________ is a significant popular custom.
Watching TV
popular culture
larger, heterogenous societies that share certain habits
In the 1960's, houses were "______"
neo-eclectic
folk culture
small, homogenous groups in rural, isolated areas
Folk music is composed _______ and transmitted through _________
anonymously; oral tradition
_______ facing windows take advantage of the sun's heat/light.
Southern
____ culture originates within a hearth - usually anonymously
Folk
________ refers to the totality of customs of a group
Culture
The invention of the TV led to the creation of the __________ house.
split-level
assimilation
a group of people acquire characteristics of another group
commodification
when customs, knowledge, or names of a culture are used by outsiders for profit
What is the most common Lower Chesapeake style?
Tidewater
___________ roofs are important in wet or snowy climates.
Pitched
What are the 4 New England housing types?
Saltbox, Two-Chimney, Cape Cod, Front Gable & Wing
Patterns of popular food consumption reflect ______ production patterns.
local
culture
common set of beliefs, attitudes, norms, and values
Folk housing building materials are influenced by ______ resources.
available
______ is the preferred building material because it is easier to build with.
Wood
After WWII, houses had a more "_________ style"
modern
cultural appropriation
where non-cultural members privatize cultural knowledge for personal gain
The __________ house encourage urban sprawl by taking up a larger lot.
Ranch Style
neolocalism
folk cultural revival to face uncertainty of modern world
_________ affects alcohol consumption.
Religion
_______ cultural landscapes experience more rapid change in appearance
Popular
___________ factors determine the food preferences of a group
Environmental
House form might reflect ______ values.
religious
In hot climates, windows may be __________.
smaller
Food avoidance is connected to ______ social qualities
undesirable
Pop musicians around the world write and perform in ______
English
In popular culture, women's clothes change style ______ and the wealthy may change their wardrobe _________.
rapidly; frequently
The most important mechanism through which knowledge is spread is the _________.
television
Section 2
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