ap human geography: unit 3: culture
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AP Human Geography:Unit 3: CultureHANNAH SINCLAIR
UHS
2019-2020
THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE, RUBENSTEIN, 11TH ED.
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Part 1: Local and Popular Culture
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Day 1
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Bellwork:
Grab an overview!
What’s the most recent song you’ve listened to?
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Agenda:
Notes: Introduction to Culture
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Objective:
You will be able to describe the differences between Local culture and popular culture.
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TUBI:
Guinness World Records says the oldest living person is Susannah Jones, at 116. The oldest verified age was 122 years and 164 days: Jeanne Calment of France, who died in 1997.
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Ch. 4: Local AND POPULAR CULTURE
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Introduction to Culture
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Local OR POPULAR?
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Local OR POPULAR?
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Local OR POPULAR?
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Local OR POPULAR?
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Local OR POPULAR?
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Definitions
Folk Culture: practiced by small homogenous groups in isolated, rural areas◦Local or Indigenous Culture
Popular Culture: practiced by large heterogeneous societies that share certain habits despite being different
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Discuss
Come up with a local example of Local and popular culture
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Characteristics
Habit (repetitive act of a person) VS. Custom (repetitive act of a group)
ORIGIN: ◦ALL Culture comes from a hearth◦Popular Culture comes from developed nation
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CharacteristicsDIFFUSION OF CULTURE:◦Local culture = relocation diffusion◦Pop. Culture = hierarchical diffusionDISTRIBUTION◦LC= limited by physical features and access to materials
◦PC= Everywhere!!
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Culture is made up of
Trait: a common unique feature of culture ◦Like chopsticks
Complex: a BUNCH of culture traits for behavior or activity◦Like going to work: shaking hands, wearing a tie, going to meetings, etc
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Discuss
What would be some of the characteristics of American culture?
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Development
Cultural Autonomy: cultures develop independently of their environment
Cultural Convergence: Cultures become the same b/c of being connected via tech and travel
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Development
Multilinear evolution: theory that similar places developed similar cultures without being connected
Cultural Divergence: cultures become different over time
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Culture and Geography
Culture Region: a thematic or functional region based on common cultural traits/complexes◦ Like: government, language, religion, food, ethnicity
Culture Realm: collection of cultural regions
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Anglo-American
European Slavic
Sino-Japanese
Austral-European
Southeast Asia
IndicSub-SaharanAfrica
Latin America Islamic
InsularOceanic
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Discuss
Local culture has become popular culture millions of times.
Do you think it is possible for popular culture (or a piece of it) to become Local culture?
Why/Why not?
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Summary
Describe the differences between Local culture and popular culture. ◦Origins◦Diffusion◦Regions◦Distribution
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State Commercials
These states are trying to show off their Local and popular culture to get you to visit
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Discuss
What do these commercials have in common?
What are they trying to say about their culture?
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Discuss
If Arizona had one of these commercials, what would go in it?
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Tucson Or Arizona Culture Poster
You are going to show Tucson or Arizona’s Local and popular culture
Must have color
Must say “Visit Tucson”/Arizona
Must be a mix of pictures and words
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Video: TED Talk
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New Day
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Bellwork:
What are some traditional foods in your family?◦ or some traditions your family has having to do with food?
Think about holidays and celebrations!
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Agenda
Notes: Material Culture
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Objective
You will be able to identify and explain two examples of Local culture and popular culture each.
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TUBI
There are 7,500 varieties of apples grown throughout the world, and if you tried a new variety each day, it would take you 20 years to try them all.
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Material Culture
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Characteristics of Material Culture
Clothing, food, and shelter and these depend on time, space, and access
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Characteristics of Material CultureArtifact: the THINGS of material culture (houses, clothes, music, etc)
Mentifact: the ELEMENTS of culture (language, beliefs, Locallore)
Sociofact: a rule, ritual, custom that links people in CULTURE (family structure, religion, education, politics)
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Clothing
Local Clothing◦Influenced by environment and culture (like religion)
◦Travel/media turns Local clothing to popular
◦Can be controversial
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Popular Clothing
Reflects wealth and job
Women’s clothing styles change more than men
Reproduced on mass and cheaply
Spreads quickly
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Discuss
What popular clothing trends have you seen in your life?
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Food
Food tends to STAY Local and local
Local◦Strongly influenced by environment (plants, animals, region)
◦Terrior: the way a place’s physical features influences how food tastes
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Local
You eat certain things to gain something
Food preferences influenced by environment
Taboo: restriction of behavior imposed by social custom
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Taboo
Social taboos: endangered, organic, etc.
Religious taboos:◦ Judaism: keep kosher (and avoid pork)◦ Islam: avoid pork and alcohol◦ Hinduism: avoid beef
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Popular Food
◦More reliant on culture◦Preferences depend on marketing◦There are still regional differences!
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Discuss
What kinds of foods do you like?
Do you like more Local or popular foods?
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Video: Tucson
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Architecture
Homes crucial to human geography
Local culture: ◦Influenced by environment◦Weather, Materials◦Unique
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Architecture
Includes sacred Space◦Space for religion◦Religious architecture is Local culture
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Popular Culture for US HousingLocal:◦Middle Atlantic ◦Lower Chesapeake◦New EnglandPopular:◦Mass produced, cookie cutter houses, cheap materials
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Middle Atlantic
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Lower Chesapeake
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New England
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Discuss
Describe your perfect home!
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Music
Local Music:◦Anonymous Author, spreads via relocation diffusion, about every day life, tells a story!
Popular Music:◦Specific Author, spreads via hierarchical diffusion, technical skill, mix of cultures
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EXAMPLES
Local: “Sixteen Tons” Tennessee Ernie Ford
POPULAR: “September” - Earth, Wind & Fire
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Some people say a man is made outta mudA poor man's made outta muscle and blood
Muscle and blood and skin and bonesA mind that's a-weak and a back that's strong
You load sixteen tons, what do you getAnother day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't goI owe my soul to the company store
I was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shineI picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine coalAnd the straw boss said "Well, a-bless my soul"
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You load sixteen tons, what do you getAnother day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't goI owe my soul to the company store
I was born one mornin', it was drizzlin' rainFightin' and trouble are my middle name
I was raised in the canebrake by an ol' mama lionCain't no-a high-toned woman make me walk the line
You load sixteen tons, what do you getAnother day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't goI owe my soul to the company store
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If you see me comin', better step asideA lotta men didn't, a lotta men died
One fist of iron, the other of steelIf the right one don't a-get you
Then the left one will
You load sixteen tons, what do you getAnother day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't goI owe my soul to the company store
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Summary
Identify and explain two examples of Local culture and popular culture each. ◦Clothing, Food, Architecture, Music◦USE YOUR OWN EXAMPLES
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New Day
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Bellwork:
Describe your dream house!
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Agenda:
Notes: Diffusion of Culture
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Objective:
You will be able to discuss how culture diffuses using historical examples.
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TUBI:
Sea lions are the only non-human mammals that have demonstrated the ability to keep a beat.
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Diffusion of Cultures
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Electronic Diffusion
◦Globalization: the increasing connectedness of cultural, political, social and economic processes on an international level
◦Glocalization: adaptation of globalized products to local tastes and contexts
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TV
◦Spreads popular culture◦Most people watch TV to relax◦Most people have TV’s
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Access to Cultures Changes the understanding of themCultural perception: attitudes/beliefs about a cultureEnvironmental perception: attitudes/beliefs about a placeSyncretism: Incorporation of two different cultural practices to make a new one- E.G. The European folk symbol of the tree becoming a symbol of Christmas
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Geographers And Diffusion
Carl Sauer ◦First introduced the concept of cultural landscapes◦Human-modified landscapes ◦Origin, spread, limits and alteration
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Geographers And DiffusionTorsten Hagerstrand◦Time geography◦Investigated the movement of people and traits in time
◦Time prism◦The possible paths that an individual can take in a given time
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Discuss
What kind of diffusion does TV represent? Be ready to explain!
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The Internet*
Since 1995, it’s everywhere◦Popular media spreads worldwide INSTANTLY
Social Media◦Connects people and their experiences
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Discuss
How do you use the internet to interact with culture?
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Access to Media
Limiting Access:◦Cultural Imperialism: most entertainment comes from USA, are we forcing our culture on others?
◦News: governments or a few corporations are in control
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Government censorship*◦Political views ◦Social content (sex, drugs, gambling)◦Security content◦Tools (email, searching, hosting)
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Top 5 Internet Censors
North Korea
Saudi Arabia
Iran
China
Syria
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Fighting Censorship
Social Media > government control◦Arab Spring 2011◦#Blacklivesmatter◦ISIS
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Summary
Discuss how culture diffuses using historical examples for:◦ Relocation diffusion◦ Expansion diffusion
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New day
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Bellwork:
What is a non-food related tradition in your family?
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Agenda:
Notes: Sustainable Culture
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Objective:
You will be able to describe the relationship between cultural traits and environment in writing.
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TUBI:
Local Culture- The Amish◦ Women never cut their hair◦ Men grow a beard after marriage◦ Live in midwest/northeast USA
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Sustainable Culture
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Challenges:◦Popular culture is overwhelming/destroying Local culture◦Assimilation: when a minority population loses its Local culture by joining the dominant culture
◦Acculturation: when one culture adopts/borrows traits of the dominant culture
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Discuss
What are some examples of Local culture disappearing?
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Environment
Cultural landscape: the ways humans change and add to the landscape (built environment)
Cultural Ecology◦Environmental Determinism◦Possibilism◦Cultural Autonomy
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Environment
Uniform Landscape: popular culture results in places looking the same◦EX: fast food, super market, gas stations◦North America has uniform landscape and it’s spreading worldwide
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How does this political cartoon illustrate the concept of popular culture? How does imply some of the concerns?
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Consequences
Both popular and Local culture produce a lot of pollution◦ solid, liquid, & gas waste
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Resource depletion
Popular culture has a lot of material = uses a lot of natural resources
Animal products: fur, ivory, meat
Recycling is helping with this problem◦ paper, plastic, aluminum, food
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Core-Domain-Sphere Model
Core: area of greatest concentration of culture traits
Domain: area outside of the core in which the culture is still dominant but less intense
Sphere: the edge of influence for a culture region.
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Figure 2.3 (p. 39)
Core
Domain
Sphere
DRAW THIS
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Discuss
What are other examples of the Core-Domain-Sphere Model?
Be ready to explain your reasoning!
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Summary
Describe the different ways in which cultural traits are affected by and affect:
The natural environment
The cultural landscape
The economies of a region
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Make a Map
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New Day
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Bellwork:
How does migration affect the cultural landscape of a place?
Give an example
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Agenda:
Practice FRQ
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Objective:
You will be able to describe the influence of Muslim migration on Europe.
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TUBI
The liver is the only human internal organ capable of regeneration; as little as 25% of a liver can regenerate into a whole liver.
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Plan
You have 10 minutes to plan and write an outline with the people around you!
Yes you can use your notes!
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Write
20 minutes
Write in pen!
Turn in when done, staple prompt to the back
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Read Samples
What score would you give it?
How was this response similar to yours?
How was it different?
What can you take away from it?
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Score
Trade with someone
Use a different colored pen or highlighter
Underline where they get the point
Keep score in the margin
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New Day
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Bellwork
Describe the relationship between culture and the internet.
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Agenda:
4 Level Map
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Objective:
You will be able to analyze a map of internet use in writing.
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TUBI
WATER ON MARS
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4 Level Map Analysis
1. What do you see?◦ Do you comprehend the map?
2. Where do you see things? ◦ (patterns, unique things)
3. Why there?4. So what?
◦ Connect this to what we know about geography. Summarize what the map is saying. Why is this map important?
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