Culture Geography

5. a group that shares a smaller bundle of attributes with a larger, more diverse society
7. a tendency to judge foreign cultures by the standards and practices of one's own; and usually to judge them unfavorably
8. a place where a dead or dying folk culture is preserved or commemorated
11. the force that keeps things stable or fixed in place
13. the area in which a cultural trait is common but not predominant
15. the gap between regions with high and low levels of digital technology use, especially electronic communications

1. the extension of reality through global electronic means of communication
2. the theory that a culture's sources of change were embedded in the culture from the beginning, so the course of development was internally determined
3. the idea that two different cultures can be combined
4. the area in which a cultural trait occurs but may be more common than other comparable traits
6. the study of how people perceive and use space
9. the process of adopting some aspect of another culture
10. a person who lives on what he or she can hunt or harvest from the Earth
12. the theory that aspects of civilization were developed in very few places and then diffused from those places to the rest of the world
14. a material object of culture; literally, "a thing made my skill"