Which of the following best describes how cultural landscapes and patterns are influenced by innovation?(1 point) Responses
Innovation makes art more unique to culture.
Innovation causes culture to be learned.
Innovation causes culture to spread and change quickly.
Innovation causes one power to overthrow another to force cultural characteristics on the dominated group.
Innovation causes culture to spread and change quickly.
The best option that describes how cultural landscapes and patterns are influenced by innovation is:
Innovation causes culture to spread and change quickly.
To determine which of the responses best describes how cultural landscapes and patterns are influenced by innovation, we need to understand the relationship between innovation and cultural change. Cultural landscapes and patterns refer to the physical and social features that shape a particular culture and its behaviors.
1. "Innovation makes art more unique to culture" focuses on the impact of innovation on artistic expression within a culture. Innovation can certainly influence and shape artistic styles, techniques, and themes, making art more unique. However, this response does not capture the broader influence of innovation on cultural landscapes and patterns as a whole.
2. "Innovation causes culture to be learned" highlights the role of innovation in the transmission and acquisition of culture. When new ideas, technologies, or practices are introduced, they can reshape or redefine cultural norms and values, leading to learning and adaptation within a society. While this response acknowledges the influence of innovation on cultural change, it does not explicitly address cultural landscapes or patterns.
3. "Innovation causes culture to spread and change quickly" acknowledges that innovation can have a significant impact on cultural landscapes and patterns. When new ideas or technologies emerge, they can spread rapidly through societies, influencing the way people live, work, and interact. This response captures the dynamic nature of cultural change and its relationship with innovation.
4. "Innovation causes one power to overthrow another to force cultural characteristics on the dominated group" focuses on the role of power dynamics in cultural influence. While conquest or domination can result in the imposition of specific cultural traits, this response does not address the broader impact of innovation on cultural landscapes and patterns.
Considering the descriptions provided, the response that best describes how cultural landscapes and patterns are influenced by innovation is: "Innovation causes culture to spread and change quickly."
Which description of the relationship between globalization and Americanization is most accurate?(1 point)
Responses
Globalization and Americanization are not related.
Globalization and Americanization are not related.
Americanization caused globalization to decrease.
Americanization caused globalization to decrease.
Globalization caused Americanization to be confined to the U.S.
Globalization caused Americanization to be confined to the U.S.
Globalization caused Americanization to increase.
The most accurate description of the relationship between globalization and Americanization is:
Globalization caused Americanization to increase.
Which is the most accurate definition of Americanization?(1 point)
Responses
the spatial spreading of a cultural element, trait, or some other phenomenon
the spatial spreading of a cultural element, trait, or some other phenomenon
the process of forcing the culture of a dominant group on another community
the process of forcing the culture of a dominant group on another community
the influence of American culture and business on other countries, through popular culture, cuisine, technology, and social norms
the influence of American culture and business on other countries, through popular culture, cuisine, technology, and social norms
the spread of culture, ideas, technology, products, and jobs across international borders
the spread of culture, ideas, technology, products, and jobs across international borders
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The most accurate definition of Americanization is:
the influence of American culture and business on other countries, through popular culture, cuisine, technology, and social norms.
Which of the following is an accurate description of one of the ways that cultural patterns influenced diffusion in Texas?(1 point)
Responses
Indigenous groups traded knowledge with Spanish colonizers, exchanging information for cultural elements, sometimes via forced assimilation.
Indigenous groups traded knowledge with Spanish colonizers, exchanging information for cultural elements, sometimes via forced assimilation.
Migration from Mexico and Latin America started after the Mexican-American War, bringing elements of Mexican culture to the U.S.
Migration from Mexico and Latin America started after the Mexican-American War, bringing elements of Mexican culture to the U.S.
Cowboys and ranchers were very isolated and did not interact much with the majority of Texans.
Cowboys and ranchers were very isolated and did not interact much with the majority of Texans.
British Protestants settled in order to gain religious freedom.
British Protestants settled in order to gain religious freed…
The accurate description of one of the ways that cultural patterns influenced diffusion in Texas is:
Migration from Mexico and Latin America started after the Mexican-American War, bringing elements of Mexican culture to the U.S.
Which of the following is the best definition of assimilation?(1 point)
Responses
the movement of people from one country, region, or place of residence to another
the movement of people from one country, region, or place of residence to another
the adoption of elements of a minority culture by a majority population
the adoption of elements of a minority culture by a majority population
an exchange of ideas and behavior traits from one society to another
an exchange of ideas and behavior traits from one society to another
the shared beliefs, norms, and values of members of a group as distinct from those of other groups
the shared beliefs, norms, and values of members of a group as distinct from those of other groups
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