'Hierarchical diffusion' diaporamas de présentation

Sections of this slideshow are from the textbook: The Human Mosaic A Cultural Approach to Human Geography 12 th Editio

Sections of this slideshow are from the textbook: The Human Mosaic A Cultural Approach to Human Geography 12 th Edition. Mona Domosh Roderick p. Neumann Patricia L. Price Terry G. jordan-Bychkov C. 2012 W.H. Freeman & CO. Chapter 2 . Many worlds: Geographies of cultural difference.

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Culture

Culture. Objective : Students will compare and contrast folk and popular culture by researching the habits and customs of a country. Drill: In contrast to folk culture, popular culture is typical of A) Small heterogeneous groups B) Large heterogeneous groups

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6.1 Distributions of Religions

6.1 Distributions of Religions. Universalizing religion Attempts to have global appeal Ethnic religion Mostly appeals to one group living in one place. . 6.1 Distributions of Religions. Universalizing religions Christianity Islam Buddhism. 6.1 Distributions of Religions.

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Chapter 4 Folk/Popular Culture

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Chapter 3

Tracking the AIDS Epidemic in the United States: Diffusion through Space and Time. Chapter 3. Relocation Diffusion. The spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another. Relocation Diffusion. The Spread of Cricket. Figure 3.1 (p. 63). Expansion Diffusion. vs.

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Please draw the orographic cycle on your warmup paper.

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Jeopardy 2

Jeopardy 2. Latitude & Longitude. Earth/ Sun. Weather/ Climate. Weathering & Erosion. Human Geography 1. Human Geography 2. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500.

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How are hearths of popular culture traits established?

How are hearths of popular culture traits established?. Typically begins with an idea/good and contagious diffusion. Companies can create/manufacture popular culture. (ie. MTV)

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The Origins and Diffusion of Religions

The Origins and Diffusion of Religions. They Who Goeth A round Getteth around. Origin of Religions. Universalizing Religions. Ethnic Religions. Universalizing religions have precise places of origin and are based on the life events of one man.

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Culture

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CHAPTER 4 - Folk v Popular culture

CHAPTER 4 - Folk v Popular culture. I. Define popular and folk culture Characteristics. I. Define popular and folk culture Characteristics Folk Pop Rural urban Tradition fad Conservative innovative Handmade mass produced Spread slowly spread rapidly

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Class 10b: Diffusion and popular culture

Class 10b: Diffusion and popular culture. Basics of diffusion Sports: from folk to popular The blues: from Mali to Memphis. Definitions. Diffusion: the process by which some characteristic spreads over space Concepts or ideas Practices or activities Material objects, diseases

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Cultural Geography

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Unit 1 Review

AP Human Geography 2016-2017. Unit 1 Review. What is meant by the hearth of diffusion?. How do you read this type of map? What type of map is this?. When would you use a small-scale map? When would you use a large-scale map?. How many degrees longitude represent 1 time zone?.

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The Role of Cultural Diffusion in Creating Kiwi Culture: The Role of Rugby

The Role of Cultural Diffusion in Creating Kiwi Culture: The Role of Rugby. Forms of Cultural Diffusion Spread of Rugby Combining Cultures Page 32-33 / Cornell Notes. EHS. 7300 miles. New Zealand-Polynesia. Cultural diffusion. Spatial spread of learned ideas, innovations, and attitudes.

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Chapter 4

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The Basics of Geography.!

The Basics of Geography.!. Christian Boyce Shanyria Cook Michael Harris Joshua Osborn Harlan Community Academy High School AP Human Geography David A Pietruszka , Facilitator. What is human geography.?.

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AP Human Geography

AP Human Geography. GRAVITY MODEL. Uses size of location and distance as factors for travel Size of location takes precedent over distance The gravity model can be used to estimate: Traffic Flows Migration between two areas The number of people likely to use one central place.

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Spatial Interaction

Spatial Interaction. Connections between places. Space-Time Compression. The time it takes for something to reach another place is getting shorter Promotes rapid changes Spreads cultural and economic ideas much more quickly Ex. Cross-continental travel.

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Chapter Five

Chapter Five. Language and Religion: Mosaics of Culture they are mentifacts - component of the ideological subsystem of culture , serving as expressions of culture and as vehicles of its transmittal to succeeding generations. Definition of Languages. Language

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