'Folk cultures' presentation slideshows

Folk Geography

Folk Geography. The Human Mosaic Chapter 7. Differences between popular and folk culture. Popular culture Consists of large masses of people who conform to and prescribe to ever-changing norms Large heterogeneous groups Often highly individualistic and groups are constantly changing

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Hawk Hook 10/23

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GEO 201 Chapter 2

GEO 201 Chapter 2. Many Worlds: Geographies of Cultural Difference. Cultures and Cultural Differences. Cultures can change when they come into contact with another culture.

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December 2

December 2. Table of Contents: 64. Culture Unit Word Wall 65. Thanksgiving Break Assignment 66. Culture Cornell Notes 67. Amish Culture 68. What is your culture?. EQ- What is culture?. Agenda: Review Thanksgiving Break Assignment (and collect) Chapter 4 Part 1 Cornell Notes

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Unit 3: Culture

Unit 3: Culture. Part 1 Mr. Zonnefeld & Mr. Rist Tuesday, November 28, 2017. Activity: What is culture?. In your notebook, write the alphabet down the page. Then brainstorm aspects of culture that start with each letter. See how many you can list in five minutes. For example: A is for ??

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Pop and Folk Culture

Pop and Folk Culture. Habits, Customs, and Definitions. Habit : An action one person does repeatedly (biting nails, reading the newspaper each day) Custom : An action of a group done often enough that it becomes a characteristic of the group (clothing style choices)

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Folk and Popular Culture

Ch. 4. Folk and Popular Culture. Origins and Diffusion of Folk and Popular Cultures. Origin of folk and popular cultures Origin of folk music Origin of popular music Diffusion of folk and popular cultures The Amish: Relocation diffusion of folk culture

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Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture

Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture. Key Issue 1: Where Do Folk and Popular Cultures Originate and Diffuse?. Origin of Folk and Popular Cultures. Folk culture refers to the cultural practices of small, homogeneous groups living in traditional societies.

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