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| A restriction on behavior imposed by a social custom. |
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| People living in folk cultures are likely to be involved in what occupation? |
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| The geographer that viewed the house as being an essential fact of human geography. |
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| New England, Middle Atlantic and Lower Chesapeake |
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| According to Fred Kniffen, what are the three major hearths or nodes of folk house forms in the United States? |
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| Was the major house type in the Middle Atlantic region. |
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| What two religious groups have a taboo against pork? |
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| A group of people having a sufficently high level of economic development, so they can aquire the material possessions associated with popular culture. |
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| What is needed for rapid diffusion of popular culture? Why? |
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| Was the type of style that was popular in the U.S. immediately following WWII. |
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| Is the house style that has been prominate since the 1960's. |
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| Was the first popular neo-eclectic style house. |
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| Where are ranch style houses most common? |
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