Across
- 2. Dispersion of people from hearth (homeland) (i.e. Jews)
- 6. Spread of a feature or trend from one place to another over time
- 9. Type of defusion that requires individuals or specific traits to move to a different place
- 13. Laws that restrict certain behaviors deemed unnacceptable; common pattern throughout Southern US
- 15. Institutions and links that unite a culture (i.e. schools, government)
- 18. Largest language family that includes Germanic and Romance branches
- 20. Area of land represented by its human features and patterns of occupation
- 21. Identitiy with a group that shares the same physical and mental traits of a culture
- 23. Force that unites a group of people (i.e. shared language or religion)
- 24. Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group of people
- 25. Type of culture whose traits are found in large, heterogenous societies; spreads rapidly over space
- 27. Type of culture whose traits are passed down throughout generations; resistant to change
- 28. Idea that cultures should be judged by their own standards
- 29. Type of place deemed sacred by a religious/ethnic/cultural group (i.e. Mecca, or a church)
- 30. Religion that attempts to appeal to all peoples (i.e. Christianity and Islam)
- 31. Type of diffusion where a trait/idea is adapted
Down
- 1. Succession of groups and cultural influences throughout a place's history; often noticed on the landscape
- 3. Process by which cultures adopt traits from other cultures and use them for their own benefit
- 4. Type of diffusion where influential persons/groups spread traits/ideas; common through Pop Culture
- 5. Concept where technology has decreased the time it takes for an innovation/idea to diffuse
- 7. Type of culture traditionally practiced within a small, homogenous group (i.e. Amish)
- 8. A tangible characteristic/trait of a culture (i.e. food, clothing, housing)
- 10. A central, enduring element of a culture; includes values, beliefs, and religion
- 11. Origin point of a culture
- 12. Belief in multiple gods/dieties
- 14. Commonly spoken language; English
- 16. Type of diffusion where an idea/trait is spread evenly without regard to social class or other factors
- 17. Group of first-arrivals who establish cultural norms/standards by which future immigrants are measured
- 19. Belief that a people/ethnic group is superior to others
- 22. Place with a high concentration of minority residents (i.e. Little Italy)
- 23. Force that divides people/country
- 24. Mixing of two different languages; began as a pidgin language with a limited vocabulary
- 26. Identity with a group passed down from a common ancestor; observed typically by appearance