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LO We will analyze world culturereligion What is Culture Knowledge attitudes and behaviors shared and passed on by a group Are you born with culture or is it taught to you Culture is learned ID: 776014

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Slide1

The Human World

EQ: What is Culture?LO: We will analyze world culture/religion.

Slide2

What is Culture?

Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors shared and passed on by a groupAre you born with culture, or is it taught to you?Culture is learnedWho teaches you culture?family, school, peersWhat things do we share as Humans? Americans? Texans?

Slide3

Where do cultures start?

Cultural Hearth – where innovations, ideas, materials and technology begin

Slide4

How do cultures change and spread?

Innovation vs. Invention

To

INNOVATE is to take an EXISTING concept and make it better. 

To

INVENT is to make something entirely new; something that did not exist at all, before.

Diffusion

spread of ideas, inventions, or patterns of behavior

Assimilation

smaller society adopts the culture of a majority group

Acculturation

society accepts or adopts an innovation

Transculturation

(

a term coined by Cuban anthropologist

Fernando Ortiz

in

1947)

-- :

  a process of cultural transformation marked by the influx of new

culture

elements and the loss or alteration of existing ones

Slide5

Why do they call it……………..?

Toponymy

is the scientific study of place names (

toponyms

), their origins, meanings, use and

typology

.

Examples:

Bolivia

(

South America): "Land of

Bolivar

" in

New Latin

, in honor of

Simón

Bolívar

, one of the leading generals in the Spanish

American wars

of

independence.

Burkina Faso

(Africa): "Land of Honest Men",

More

burkina

("

honest", "upright", or

"

incorruptible men") and

Dioula

faso

("father's

house")

Côte

d'Ivoire (Africa):

"Ivory Coast" in French, from its previous

involvement in

the

ivory

trade

.

For more go to:

http://

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_country-name_etymologies

Toponymy

is distinct from, though often confused with

etymology

, which is the study of the origins of words.

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Columbian Exchangewidespread exchange of the animals, plants, culture and human populations including slaves, communicable diseases, and ideas between the Eastern and Western hemispheres

Slide7

What culture did America adopt these things from?

Hot Dogs + Hamburgers

German

Chocolate

Aztec

Democratic Government

Greek

Halloween

Celtic

Number system

Hindu-Arab

Hockey

Canadian

Paper Money

Chinese

Slide8

Examples - How do cultures change and spread?

Slide9

Cultural Diffusion – Real Life Example

The blues originated in the “field hollars” of southern slaves.

The ancient African call-and-response pattern is the core of the blues.

Recordings of early artists from the 1920’s and 30’s reached Europe before World War II.

Cultural Diffusion!

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Blues Diffusion

Robert Johnson

Traveling Riverside BluesRecorded in 1937

Led Zeppelin

Traveling Riverside BluesRecorded in 1969

Slide11

Blues Diffusion

Howlin’ Wolf

Back Door Man1961

The Doors

Back Door Man1967

Slide12

What are the 9 Traits of Culture?

Language

History

Religion (beliefs / morals / mores)

Food and Shelter (Types / Styles)

Education Systems

Security/Protection

Relationships – Family and Others

Political and Social Organizations

Creative Expression - Recreation

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1. Language

Allows for communication to exist

There are between 3,000 and 6,500 different languages spoken in the world today!

Helps establish cultural identities

Can divide people

Canada - French/English

Oral tradition

- Helps pass cultural traits along through generations

Dialect

different versions of the same basic language

“You all” vs.

“y’all

” vs. “you guys”

Language Diffusion

Follow trade routes

Blend from other languages

Migration

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2. History

What do you know or want to know about your ancestors? - What part(s) of the world are they from? - What were they like? - What obstacles did they have to overcome? - What effect does your family history have on your current life?

Ancestry is the

descendancy

of a person’s bloodlines

.

Genealogy

is the research and analysis of ancestry.

People

worldwide engage in genealogy as hobbyists or professionals, often with the goal of determining their ethnic origin, discovering the truth about a family legend, indulging a passion for history or for the purpose of learning more about a family’s health history

.

Read more:

http://www.ehow.com/about_6696282_genealogy-vs_-ancestry.html#ixzz2h8w7GBk1

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3. Religion

Major world religionsChristianity - 33%Islam - 21%Hinduism - 14%Buddhism - 6%Judaism - .2%Others -25%

Morals -

How we should act

(eg. Your conscience)

Mores

-

Customs and rules of conduct;

(eg. rules of the road)

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What is religion?

The belief in a supernatural power or powers, responsible for the creation and maintenance of the universe

Types of Religions?

Monotheistic

– belief in one god

Polytheistic

– belief in many gods

Animistic or Traditional

– belief in the forces of nature

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4. Food and Shelter – The places we live and the things we eat

Slide18

5. Education

- How culture is taught or learnedFormal – Schools, Universities, Religion (church)In-Formal – Family, Friends, Social Clubs / Groups

Slide19

6. Security/Protection

Military – National Govt.Police – Local Govt.Family - Tribe

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7. Relationships – Family and Others

FamilyFriendsClassmates / Co-Workers

Slide21

8. Political and social organization

Government SystemMake rules and laws to keep society in orderClubsExamples? Boys and Girls, Boy Scouts, FFA, Optimists,Fraternal organizationsKiwanis, University, Veterans, Masonic etc.

Slide22

9. Creative Expression - Recreation

Music instruments, singingArtPaintings, sculpture, photographyDanceTheaterLiteratureNovels, PoemsArchitectureSportsOutdoor activitiesHobbies

Slide23

How are cultural regions organized?

Society a group that shares a geographic region, a sense of identity and a cultureEthnic groups - a specific group within a society that shares a common language, customs, and heritageRace (biological) refers to a person's physical appearance, such as skin color, eye color, hair color, bone/jaw structure etc. Ethnicity (sociological) relates to cultural factors such as nationality, culture, ancestry, language and beliefs.

Slide24

Your Family CultureCreate a graphic organizer (similar to the one below) using the 9 Traits of Culture and list at least 2 examples from the 9 Traits of Culture using your family.

Creative Expression –

Recreation

Political and Social

Organizations

Relationships –

Family Structure - Others

Security and Protection

Education –

Formal and Informal

Food and Shelter

Religion – Beliefs

Morals and Mores

History

Language

9 Traits of Culture