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| the body of material traits, customary beliefs, and social forms that together constitute the distinct tradition of a group of people |
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| elements of of material culture |
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| survival and leisure activities |
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| material culture can be divided into |
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| folk culture and popular culture |
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| repetitive act that a particular individual performed |
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| a repetitive act of a group |
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| traditionally practiced by small, isolated, homogeneous groups in rural areas |
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| characterized by large, heterogeneous groups of ppl who share common habits despite differences in other personal charactersitics |
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| what 2 aspects of culture are geographers interested in |
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where cultures are located in space ie amrican culture
and how cultures interact with the environment ex san or bushmen ppl |
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| has hearth area; originators unknown |
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| origin of popular culture |
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| hearth area comes from more developed countries (cause of disposable income and leisure time) |
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| chinese leegend; emperor huang ti and ling lun cut bamboo poles that would produce sound matching that of phoenix bird) |
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| not for enjoyment like folk music. it is written by specific individuals for the purpose of monetary gain |
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| diffusion of folk culture |
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| diffuses slowly primarily thru migration. at a smale scale. ie diffusion of amish culture |
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| diffuses rapidly via hierarchical diffusion over large scale. ie sports |
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