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2.3 summary

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For today

  • Take away's from the test

  • Quiz (4 questions)

  • Summary 2.3

  • Assignments

  • Blooket?


Announcements

  • Test 2.1-2.4 next wednesday

  • Another checklist?

  • Friday: finishing 2.4 + 2 students from 4vwo will be spectating

Learning goals


  • You can explain what parts cultures are made up of.

  • You can point out cultural regions.

When are they achieved?

  • 5 questions at the end

Take away's from the test


  • Difference between countries

and continents:

continents are landmasses

surrounded by oceans.

  • How to perfectly answer a quesstion with a source/graph":

  1. Explain the terms (if they're used)

  2. Refer to the source. ''In source 1 it is showed that ...''

  3. Answer/Conclusion



  • Don't repeat examples (easter, christmass etc. = holidays)

  • If you need to calculate something, write down the formula you use

In which two ways did cultural diffusion happen in the past?

A

Trade & conquest

B

Trade & marriage

C

Conquest & marriage

D

Conquest & religion

The way in which a group of people live together =

A

Culture

B

Religion

C

Norms and values

D

traditions

Thomas moved to Sydney to live with his Australian girlfriend.

A

Economic migrant

B

Social migrant

C

Political migrant

D

Enviromental migrant

Because of an earthquake in Syria, Amir had to move to a camp in Turkey.

A

Economic migrant

B

Social migrant

C

Political migrant

D

Enviromental migrant

The translation of migrant worker =

A

Buitenlandse migratie

B

Gezinshereniging

C

Arbeidsmigrant

D

Bevolkingsdichtheid

The translation of family formation =

A

Gezinsvorming

B

Gezinshereniging

C

Bevolkingsspreiding

D

Sociale bevolkingsgroei

2.3 Cultural expressions

Examples

  • (*traditional) Clothing

  • (local)language

  • Holidays

  • Food

  • Norms and values

On a test: avoid repeating the same expressions


*Tradition(al): Something past down generations

Cultural regions worldwide

Most important cultural expressions: language & religion

Language and religion

  • World language: languages used many people, even outside their own language area

  • Around 7000 languages worldwide


Religion

  • 4200 religions

  • The largest religions in the world are Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism


  1. Christianity - 2.4 billion followers - holy book = Bibel

  2. Islam - 1.9 billion followers - holy book = Quran

  3. Hinduism - 1.2 billion followers - politeistic

Answer the following questions:

  1. Which cultural region does Portugal belong to?

  2. Which cultural region Ukraine belong to?

  3. What is the most common religion in Indonesia? Explain your answer.

  4. Which cultural regions do the Netherlands and it's former colonies belong to?


Finished?

  • Check for

yourself if how well

you've achieved the

learning goals on

page 73, 79, 85