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Activity Space Symbol Meaning Food and Drink 6 McDonald’s in San Angelo, TX Green Pin 10 Baptist Churches in San Angelo, TX Blue Flag Goodfellow Air Force Base Movie Film Icon Cinema in San Angelo, TX Building Historic Fort Concho in San Angelo, TX Box Truck Trash Services in San Angelo, TX

Architecture Architecture helps show how people influence their environment and culture through several generations. Left: Historic Fort Concho in San Angelo, TX

Popular Culture Popular culture defines local culture better than folk culture. This is because people are more accepting to a new “popular” trend. It can also create an uniformed landscape. Right: Icon Cinema in San Angelo, TX

Diffusion Diffusion of military bases around the world have spread to a more uniform culture in those cities. Right: Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, TX

Sequent Occupance Sequent occupance involves the belief that a population’s culture changes over time due to the influence of its members. Left: Baptist churches in San Angelo, TX

Human Imprint On The Environment Humans have left a major “footprint” on the environment through the drain of nonrenewable resources or the trash and debris we leave behind. Right: Trash left in a San Angelo drainage ditch

Placelessness Placelessness blurs distinctness between cities and creates a more uniform landscape. This uniqueness reveals a part of popular culture. Left: One of the many McDonalds around the world

Family Unique Traditions Homemade Cinnamon Rolls Hot Air Ballooning in Wall, TX

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