Unit: 3. CULTURAL PATTERNS

The process where an immigrantgroup learns the language, habits,and customs of their new homeculture is called _____.

• Acculturation
• Antarctica
• Innovation
• Accculturation

When one culture group undergoes a major change by adopting the characteristics of another, dominant group, it has experienced

• acculturation (culture)
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• Carrying capacity
• Contagious diffusion

By the end of the Paleolithic period, humans had spread to every continent except _____.

• Antarctica
• Antarcctica
• Anttarctica
• Antarctcia

The number of people that can be supported by a given area of the earth is called _____.

• Carrying capacity
• Contagious diffusion
• Cultural convergence means that
• cultural lag.

depends on direct contact between innovating and adopting cultures.

• .Contagious diffusion
• . diffusion
• .Contagious 
• .diffusion Contagious 

world populations will increasingly share a common technology.

• Cultural convergence means that
• Cultural diversity between societies of different ancient culture hearths was a reflection of
• cultural lag.
• Cultural landscape

differing tools and behaviors developed for dealing with perceived possibilities of the physical environment.

• Cultural diversity between societies of different ancient culture hearths was a reflection of
• Cultural landscape

When a social group is unresponsive to a useful innovation, it is said to display

• cultural lag
• cultural fast
• cultural leg

The tangible physical imprint of a culture on the earth's surface is called the _____.

• Cultural landscape
• tangible physical
• imprints
• Cultural lag

Change within culture groups is induced by

• diffusion and innovation
• change
• induced
• cultural lag