WG.U3.Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: The belief in the superiority of one's own cultural group over others, often leading to a biased and judgmental perspective, is called _________.

• Ethnocentrism

• Cultural relativism

• Multiculturalism

• Assimilation

Fill in the blank: The idea that a culture should be understood and evaluated based on its own values and norms, rather than through the lens of one's own culture, is called _________

• Cultural Relativism

• Ethnocentrism

• Assimilation

• Cultural Imperialism

Fill in the blank: The adoption or imitation of elements from one culture by members of another culture, often without understanding or respecting their significance, is called _________.

• Cultural Appropriation

• Cultural Diffusion

• Cultural Assimilation

• Cultural Exchange

Fill in the blank: The visible, physical expression of a culture on the natural landscape, including buildings, roads, agriculture, and other human-made features, is called _________?

• Cultural Landscape

• Cultural Diffusion

• Urban Sprawl

• Natural Resources

Fill in the blank: A social identity based on shared cultural traits, language, religion, ancestry, or historical experiences, often leading to a sense of belonging to a particular group, is called _________.

• Ethnicity

• Citizenship

• Profession

• Gender

Fill in the blank: The idea that multiple cultures have left their imprints on a place's cultural landscape over time, creating layers of cultural history, is called _________

• Sequent Occupancy

• Cultural Diffusion

• Environmental Determinism

• Cultural Assimilation

Fill in the blank: The emotional attachment or connection that individuals or communities have to a specific location, often due to its cultural, historical, or personal significance, is called _________.

• Sense of Place

• Spatial Diffusion

• Urban Sprawl

• Cultural Assimilation

Fill in the blank: The deliberate efforts to create a unique and meaningful sense of place through urban design, architecture, and community engagement is called _________.

• Placemaking

• Urban Sprawl

• Gentrification

• Rezoning

Fill in the blank: Factors that unify and strengthen a country or culture, promoting cohesion and stability, are called _________.

• Centripetal Force

• Centrifugal Force

• Separatist Movement

• Decentralization

Factors that divide and weaken a country or culture, leading to fragmentation and instability, are called _________

• Centrifugal Force

• Centripetal Force

• Cultural Diffusion

• Globalization