How to Study Culture: Test your Knowledge
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- Q1A Culture is a learned behavior acquired by individuals ....who live in the same geographic areaas members of a social groupwho speak the same languagewho have the same last name30s
- Q2Four things to look for when studying a culture are 1. Beliefs and Values 2. Geography & Natural Resources, 3. Social Organizations, 4.Language and religionEconomic ActivitiesLand and ClimateEntertainment and activities45s
- Q3An example of a political ideal that we value in the United States isall of the aboveseparation of church and statefree enterprisethe right to vote45s
- Q4Cultures assign value to a variety of things: Participation in fraternities and sororities is an example ofSocial relationstechnical ability or skilled craftsmanshipartistic abilityreligious beliefs45s
- Q5The ability to design bridges to increase improve the infrastructure of a city is a non material value that falls undersocial relationstechnical abilityeducationreligious beliefs45s
- Q6The ability to attend mass, synagogue , participate in evening prayer falls underreligious beliefseducationskilled craftsmanshipmaterial objects45s
- Q7The purchasing of goods from China by the US and the US providing wheat to China is an example ofcross cultural interdependencecross country tradinginternational trade45s
- Q8This type of trading with China is a factor that can be identified astechnological advancementsHistorical eventsUneven distribution of natural resourcesthe impact of various forms of media45s
- Q9The outcome of World War II, the COVID19 global pandemic, the effects of global warming, are cultural factors that fall underUneven distribution of natural resourcesHistorical eventsHistorical eventsImpact of media45s
- Q10Surprising World Wide support for this movement, may be able to lead us in a path toward more understanding ..the race to land on MarsTikTokGlobal WarmingBlack Lives Matter45s