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Culture Matching Game (1)

Use this game for an overall review of basic culture terms

AB
TabooThings/actions a culture finds unacceptable
CultureThe shared beliefs, values, and practices of a society
Cultural TraitsThe art, language, clothing, music, etc
Cultural LandscapeHow a society alters the environment to fit their culture
ArtifactsThe things a culture makes
SociofactsThe systems used to keep structure in a society (government, family, religion, school, etc.)
MentifactsThe beliefs and values of a culture (language too)
Traditional/Folk CultureSmall groups of people, slow to change, living in rural areas... very homogeneous
Popular CultureLarge populations, very heterogeneous, quick to change
PlacemakingWhen a group of people make and area "their own"
Sense of PlaceWhen a specific place has meaning or emotion attached to it
PlacelessnessWhen a place is not unique, looks like everywhere else, has no emotional quality
Distance DecayThe greater the distance, the less interaction
Time-Space CompressionTechnology shortens the time it takes to travel and communicate
GlobalizationThe spreading of information, things, and people around the world
Urban/SuburbanCity, or neighborhoods in a city
Cultural NormsAgreed upon ways to behave in a society (standards)
EthnocentrismThe belief that one's culture is better than others
Cultural RelativismThe ability to view another culture from their perspective
StereotypeA generalization about a group made from a few observations (often negative)
Cultural AppropriationSelecting to display only certain parts of a culture (stealing identity)
AssimilationFully adopting another culture and losing your own
AcculturationAdopting some parts of another culture, but also keeping your own
Sequent OccupanceMany different people coming in to live in an area over time (leaving their imprint)
EthnicityWhere you are from (culture)
RaceColor of your skin or other body features
Ethnic Enclave (Neighborhoods)Where people of same culture tend to live because of shared culture
Ethnic PatternsWhere cultural groups historically tend to exist
Gendered SpacesPlaces specifically set aside for a gender (ex. women's only restrooms)
IndigenousPeople who were originally there



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