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“DO NOW”10/20 Journal Predictions: 1. List some ways the environment plays a role on cultural practices. 2. Explain what might be the most difficult things about moving to a new place with a new culture? Attention: Quiz Wednesday on popular and folk culture, taboos, acculturation, assimilation, etc. HW: Week 2 Vocab will be checked this week.

A Week of Groceries Around the World

Mexico http://fstoppers.com/what-a-week-of-groceries-looks-like-around-the-world

Great Britain

USA

Australia

Germany

Italy

Canada

France

Japan

China

Poland

Kuwait

Mongolia

Turkey

Mali

India

Bhutan

Chad

Ecuador

Guatemala

What types of things decide the food of what people eat….

Wine Production Map Analysis

Environmental Factors Climate – best cultivated in temperate climates Topography – hillsides or lakes/rivers Soil – coarse and well drained

Cultural Factors Customs – France & Italy, expanded in Europe & Western Hemisphere Discouraged in regions dominated by religions other than Christianity Limited in Middle East & South Asia

Between 2 Cultures Although it is just an intro, how can you explain the pull of different cultures in the country? How do you think globalization has had an impact? Watch, reflect, and discuss. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi_E2YNWuMg

Make a t-chart in your notebook (unit content) Acculturation Assimilation Def. Similarities Differences Ex’s

Acculturation When one group of people adopt the culture traits of another culture Also, a merging of cultures as a result of prolonged contact

Assimilation the process whereby a minority group gradually adopts the customs and attitudes of the prevailing culture to fully become part of a different society, country, etc.

Examples The Amish are assimilated because their loyalty is to the United States, but they are not acculturated because they have their own life style and dress based on their religion. The 9/11 terrorists were acculturated in American society because they adopted the current fashions, slang, customs (barbecue), etc., but they were not assimilated because their loyalty was to the Taliban.

Why might this be difficult? Closing video:

Discussion: How have immigrants assimilated throughout history? A story: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGCs2LHPtXM