Social 10-1 GO 1 Terminology

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Terminology

• A societal or regional structure dominated by a single cultural influence, often leading to the marginalization of diverse perspectives is Monoculture.
• The adaptation of cultural practices and behaviors when exposed to a new societal environment, while still maintaining elements of one's original heritage is Acculturation.
• The process through which cultural elements, such as media, trends, and ideologies, are disseminated globally, shaping shared human experiences is Universalization.
• A philosophical and political stance advocating for the separation of religious institutions from governmental policies and public affairs is Secularism.
• The deliberate effort to restore, preserve, or reinvigorate cultural customs, languages, and traditions that face decline or extinction is Revitalization.
• The process by which distinct cultural differences diminish over time, leading to increased similarity among global societies is Homogenization.
• Enduring cultural customs, beliefs, and practices transmitted through generations, shaping societal norms and heritage are Traditions.
• The practice of making adjustments or modifications within a society to support and respect cultural diversity without forcing assimilation is Accommodation.
• The fusion of multiple cultural elements, resulting in the creation of a new, blended identity or practice that transcends its original influences is Hybridization.
• The intricate process of increasing interconnectivity among nations, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultural influences on a global scale is Globalization.
• The concentration of ownership within an industry, particularly in media, where fewer corporations control a majority of outlets, impacting information flow and diversity is Consolidation.
• Multinational corporations that conduct business operations across multiple countries, often influencing economies and cultures worldwide are Transnational.
• The large-scale movement of individuals or groups from one geographical location to another, often driven by economic, political, or environmental factors is Migration.
• A policy or societal condition that actively promotes and supports the use of two official languages in governance, education, and daily life is Bilingualism.
• Concerning the collective beliefs, values, customs, arts, and social practices that define a particular group or civilization is Cultural.
• Being outside of the mainstream and not having the same political or economic benefits is Marginal.
• A shared sense of belonging and identity within a group, often formed through common values, traditions, and goals is National.
• The process in which a minority group gradually adopts the customs, language, and social norms of the dominant culture, sometimes at the expense of its original identity is Assimilation.