Unit 3 Test

Which factor most influences the spread of popular culture?

• Isolation from other cultures
• Limited access to infrastructure
• Technology access
• Rural geographical location

Where are folk cultures typically located?

• Major metropolitan areas
• Core country capitals
• Suburban regions
• Rural isolated areas

Cultural hearths of folk cultures are typically found in:

• Core urban centers
• Peripheral/semi-peripheral countries
• Technology hubs
• Major global cities

What distinguishes popular culture from folk culture?

• Small group traditions
• Limited technological access
• Rural isolation
• Large group shared traditions

Popular culture is most commonly found in:

• Remote villages
• Isolated communities
• Large cities
• Agricultural regions

What is cultural diffusion?

• The concentration of culture in one specific area
• The spread of ideas from one place to another
• The loss of cultural identity over time
• The isolation of cultural groups

Which type of religion actively seeks to convert new followers?

• Ethnic religions
• Indigenous religions
• Universalizing religions
• Local religions

Why are ethnic religions often clustered in specific geographic areas?

• They have more followers than universalizing religions
• They spread rapidly through expansion diffusion
• The physical environment of their hearth is important to their beliefs
• They are newer than universalizing religions

Why are ethnic religions often clustered in specific geographic areas?

• They have more followers than universalizing religions
• They spread rapidly through expansion diffusion
• The physical environment of their hearth is important to their beliefs
• They are newer than universalizing religions

What is an example of universalizing religion?

• Shintoism
• Judaism
• Hinduism
• Christianity