Staple test corrections to original test and
pass forward.
Remember: South America map quiz
tomorrow! Blank copies are on the website.
Warm Up 9/21
On a separate sheet of paper:
- Explain what each role your group
members played in preparing your
presentation
For the presentation: (on the same paper)
As each group presents you will write down
3 things you learned and 1 question you
have.
Get check questions out!
Prepare to get test back.
If you would like to loose points on some of your already low test
scores then you may talk during the announcements
Exempt from reading quizzes:
Anna
Lindsey
Lydia
Steven
Kelsey
Philip
Warm Up Tuesday 9/17
What is the difference between popular
culture and folk culture?
Get homework out!
Unit 2 Test Results
24 people took the test
10 out of 24 people got an 80 or above
42%
All Stars:
Justin
Zanah
Crissy
Molly
FRQ Must Haves #1
a) refugee- someone forced out of their
home country due to political unrest,
economic turmoil, etc
b) Push- makes someone want to leave
Pull- makes someone want to come
c) international- migrating b/t
nations/countries internal- migration within
one region
d) voluntary- make concious choice forcedhave no choic
FRQ Must Haves #1
B- areas with major flows of internal Sudan,
DRC, Iraq, Colombia areas with major flows
of international Israel, Somalia, Afghanistan
C- Colombia- drugs/crime
Afghanistan/Iraq- war, political unrest
Sudan-civil war b/t Sudan/S Sudan
Somalia- famine, political issues
FRQ Must Haves # 2
a) USA is in stage 4
b) MUST HAVE gone through each stage
and explained what happens to
CBR/CDR NIR and explained what
events are taking place within each stage
c) Must have given a specific example that
was correct and explained why
Unit 3
Culture
Folk and Popular Culture
• Pop culture quiz:
– T or F: “Make it rain” means to throw money
in the air
– T or F: Britney Spears was once married to
Kevin Federline
– T or F: The New York Giants won the
superbowl in 2008
– T or F: On the MTV reality show “Jersey
Shore” Snooki likes to eat pickles.
Folk and Popular Culture
• Folk Culture Quiz
– T or F: Woody Guthrie exemplified American
folk music
• This land is your land
– T or F: Bob Dylan’s real name is Robert
Zimmerman
• Like a rolling stone
Folk vs. Popular
• Popular Culture:
– Large societies
– Heterogeneous
• Folk Culture:
– Small societies
– isolated
• Material Culture
• Nonmaterial Culture
• Cultural landscape:
– Interactions of a group
– cultural practices
– Values of a society
– artifacts and architecture
Origin of folk and pop cultures
• Folk music:
– unknown/multiple hearths
– Composed anonymously/transmitted orally
– Tells story
– Cotton
– House of Rising Sun
Origin of folk and pop cultures
• MDC’s
Diffusion of Pop Music
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SELL!
Technical skill
Armed forces radio network
Hip hop – South Bronx
– Diffused to Oakland, ATL, St. Louis
– Country Grammar
– California Love
Diffusion of Folk Culture
• Relocation diffusion
– Amish
• Isolated, rural areas
Sports: Hierarchal Diffusion
• Folk Origin of Soccer:
– 11th century England
– Banned in 12th century
– Legalized in 1603
– Globalization of soccer
• Willingness to pay
Where is Folk Culture Clustered?
• Isolation promotes cultural diversity
• Influence of physical environment
Food Patterns
• Food habits: environment
• Consider soil, climate, terrain, vegetation
• Terroir: distinctive physical feature to the
way food tastes
Food Patterns
• World’s diet depends upon agricultural
products grown in that region
Food Taboos
• Shark Meat
TIMES:
“Eric Clapton is a musical diplomat”
phil. orchestra
Reading Questions for “Eric Clapton is a
musical diplomat? Music can be a handy
weapon when war and diplomacy fails.”
1. What did Kim Jong II say about the type of music that should be
composed in North Korea?
2. How did North Korean music and in some way North Korea change
when the New York Philharmonic Orchestra performed in the
country?
3. Who did North Korean authorities invite to give a concert in
Pyongyang?
4. Was Kim Jon at the New York Philharmonic concert?
5. How has music been deployed for diplomatic purposes?
6. How can shared cultural understanding blunt political hostility?
7. When did the first liberty in Afghanistan come about?
8. When and where did Eric Clapton playing in 2009?
Warm Up 9/18
• List two ways that popular culture impacts the
environment.
– Give examples
Get homework and progress reports out.
1st period Quiz
1. Describe the impact popular culture can have
on folk culture.
2. Describe the difference between the diffusion
of T.V. and internet.
3. Describe one positive impact that popular
culture is having for women in places where
folk culture is practiced. Describe one negative
impact that popular culture is having for
women in places were folk culture is practiced.
Where is Popular Culture
distributed?
Wine Production
• Spatial distribution: environment plays a
role in distribution of pop/folk culture
• Unique combo of soil and climate
Why is Popular Culture Widely
Distributed
• Role of television
– Most popular leisure activity
Diffusion of Internet
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Follows same pattern
Highest in U.S. Europe, Japan
Latin America and Asia: less
Only a decade
Govt. Control of T.V.
• U.S.- private companies
• LDC’s- controlled through govt. agency
Govt. control of T.V.
• T.V. – force of political change rather than
stability
• Satellite dishes
• Asia: prevent satellite dishes
Iranian Rap Music Bedevils the
Authorities
1. Explain the status of rap in Iran.
2. How did rap music become popular in
Iran?
3. Describe the role women play in
producing Iranian rap music.
4. How is rap music sold in Iran?
5. Why do you think rap music is banned in
Iran? Do you agree/disagree? Why or
why not?
• Iranian Rap Music
• Iran Rap
• In da Club
Why does globalization of popular
culture cause problems?
• Threat to folk culture
Loss of traditional values
* Clothing
• Adoption of MDC’s style
– imitation and replication
* MDC’s clothing controversial in Middle
East
Changing Role of WOMEN
• Threatens of subservience of women to
men
• LDC’s also had negative impact
– Increase in prostitution
Environmental impact of pop.
culture
• Modifies or controls environment
Negative Environmental Impact
• Depletion of scare natural resources
• Pollution of landscape
Uniform Landscapes
• Produces product recognition and greater
consumption
• Fast food restaurants- franchise
McDonald’s in Germany
KFC in China
McDonald’s in Italy
What is normal?
• “A drug crop is grown in fields, where it is
harvested and put into 100lb bags. These bags
are sold by the farmer from anywhere between
70 and 100 dollars. The product is then brought
into another country, often using a middleman,
where it is processed, refined, and sometimes
mixed with other substances before being sold
on the street. The final market value of the
original bag can now be as high as seven to ten
thousand dollars. What are we talking about???
COFFEE!