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Mastering the Vocab terms is the first step to understanding this section. Spend time using the independent review games and flash cards to help you memorize the terms.

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Cultural Patterns Recall, Recap, & Review

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Cultural Patterns Recall, Recap, & Review

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Using the choice board, click through the various sections to dig deeper into each CED topic for Unit 3 Chapter 3.

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Complete this activity to explore various pop and folk cultures around the world

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Use Google Draw to determine traits of Folk and Popular Cultures. Use section 3.1 in your textbook to help with the information

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Missed class or looking for an online lecture of 3.1? Watch the Mr. Sinn video here!

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Introduction to Culture [AP Human Geography Review Unit 3 Topic 1]

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Ready to test your understanding of 3.1? Take the 10 question quiz here!

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Looking for more information about 3.2? Take a look at these slides for clarification on important topics discussed in this section

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Play this Kahoot game on Notable Features of the World's Cultural Landscape

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After reviewing the definitions of Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism, play this sorting game to apply examples of each.

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Ethnocentrism: Judging other cultures based on the preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture., involves looking at another culture from the perspective of one's own culture, An individual who believes that his/her culture is better, "correct" and "normal", One cultures way is the only way, the one true way, Form of bias, where one tends to immediately deem another culture as "bad" or "wrong", Example: terrorism and hate crimes, A buisness owner called his foreign employee stupid because of their differing races, cultures, and values, America is superior to every other nation in the world, extremely intolerant, insensitive of other cultures, , Cultural Relativism: The idea that a culture should be understood on its own terms, not using standards of another culture., involves looking at another culture by its own perspective instead of one's own culture, A person who understands that one culture is not better than another. , , The idea that "right" and "wrong" are culture-specific, Example: instead of saying, "chicken feet are disgusting, how can you eat that?" Instead, ask "why do some cultures eat chicken feet?", extremely tolerant, high cultural sensitivity, , There are no universal or objective moral truths, Moral truths are determined by the moral code of a culture, and no culture's moral code is better or worse than another,

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Ethnocentrism: Judging other cultures based on the preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture., Cultural Relativism:

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Analyzing The Cultural Landscape [AP Human Geography Review Unit 3 Topic 2]

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AP HuGe 3.2 quiz for 9th grade students. Find other quizzes for Social Studies and more on Quizizz for free!

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Mastering the Vocab terms is the first step to understanding this section. Spend time using the independent review games and flash cards to help you memorize the terms.

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Looking for more information about 3.3? Take a look at these slides for clarification on important topics discussed in this section

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Diffusion of Religions Match Up Activity

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Diffusion of Religions Match Up Activity

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Match the appropriate 3.3 term to the correct defintion

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Hearth - where something originates, Relocation Diffusion - spread of ideas through physical movement of people, Expansion Diffusion - spread of a feature in a snowballing process (grows more quickly as it spreads), Hierarchical Diffusion - spread from authority/power (things that start from political leaders, social elite, urban centers, MDCs to LDCs), Contagious Diffusion - rapid, widespread diffusion (memes on social media), Stimulus Diffusion - spread of underlying principle (McDonalds adapting similar food items to what people usually eat in that culture), Universalizing Religions - appeals to a wide variety of people and are open to membership by all, regardless of a person's location, language, or ethnicity, Ethnic Religions - closely tied with a particular ethnic group generally in a particular region (hearth).,

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Hearth - where something originates, Relocation Diffusion - spread of ideas through physical movement of people.

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World Religions- where they started & where and when they spread

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World Religions- where they started & where and when they spread

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Watch this video to see where each major religion began and where it spread

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Animated map shows how religion spread around the world

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Play this religion game to study where religions originated

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Cradles of World Religions - Easy Level Quiz

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Click on approximate sites where world religions originated.

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Use this game to practice where the major religions of the world are located today

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Exploring Sacred Place & Space for Major Religions

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Exploring Sacred Place & Space for Major Religions

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Use the ARCGIS map to explore the Sacred Space

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Cultural Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces  [AP Human Geography Review Unit 3 Topic 3]

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Review key terms from all of Chapter 3 here!

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Ready to test your understanding of 3.3? Take the 9 question quiz here!

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Watch the following video to recall main ideas, concepts, and terms from Chapter 3

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Culture with Tiktok (Part 1) | AP Human Geography Unit 3 Review in 20 minutes

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Explain how someone who lives in a culture in which insects are not widely eaten as food and views cultural differences with ethnocentrism might view the practice of eating insects

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https://flic.kr/p/pMjdXP This photo was taken in Chinatown in Bangkok,Thailand.

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Describe characteristics of this cultural landscape in terms of:

physical features

agricultural practices

industrial practices

religious characteristics

linguistic characteristics

architecture

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This photo was taken in Bangkok, Thailand. 

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Describe characteristics of this cultural landscape in terms of:

physical features

agricultural practices

industrial practices

religious characteristics

linguistic characteristics

architecture

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This photo was taken at an entrance to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel.

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Describe how it reflects patterns related to ethnicity, gender, language, and religion

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After completing the necessary assignments and review materials, complete the end of chapter summative quiz.

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