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Course/Subject: Human Geography

Topic: What is culture?

Key Learning: Students will develop an understanding of what factors contribute to a person’s culture and the ways culture impact a person’s identity.

Unit Essential Question: How do you define culture?

Concept

Concept

Concept

Lesson Essential Questions:

  • • How do material and non-material aspects of culture shape a person’s identity?
  • • How is culture learned?
  • • What factors cause cultures to change?

    • Lesson Essential Questions:

  • • How is globalization impacting cultures?
  • • Why may folk cultures be in danger?
  • • How do aspects of popular culture differ across time and space?
  • • What is “American” culture?

    • Lesson Essential Questions:

  • • How does culture shape the way a place looks?

    • Vocabulary:

  • • Material
  • • Non-material
  • • Cultural Iceberg Theory
  • • Learned
  • • Malleable

    • Vocabulary:

  • • Globalization
  • • Folk culture
  • • Popular culture
  • • Americanization

    • Vocabulary:

  • • Cultural landscape
  • • Scared space
  • • Street pattern
  • • Geographic Information System

    • Additional Information/Resources: In addressing the last concept, it will be necessary for students to have technology access and the ability to edit a Google Map.