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What is Culture? Regional differences that are the essence of Human Geography Culture can be visible and invisible What are the different elements of culture? ie. Buildings - create a Web with Culture in the middle.

Definition of Culture Culture is the specialized behavioral social patterns, understandings, adaptations, and social systems that summarize a group of people’s learned way of life.

Culture Displays a Social Structure Framework of roles and interrelationships of individuals and groups. Individuals learn and adhere to the rules not only of the culture but of specific subcultures to which he/she belongs.

Components (structure) of Culture Culture Traits Culture Complex Culture Region Culture Realm Globalization Small Large

Culture Traits Smallest item of culture-building block of culture. Learned behavior ranging from language spoken to tools to games. They can be objects, techniques, beliefs, or attitudes.

Culture Complex Individual cultural traits that are functionally interrelated. Examples include: religious complexes, business behavior complexes, sports complexes.

Culture Regions Culture traits and complexes have areal (spatial) extent. Used to show the spatial extent of similar cultural areas. Examples - Cajun Region http://www.louisianamuseums.org/trail/images/map/map_cajun.gif

Culture Realm Cultural regions showing similar complexes and landscapes are grouped to form a larger area.

Cultural Landscape - Carl Sauer Read the passage and draw a graphic illustrating the main ideas of the passage and the relationships between the ideas. “The cultural landscape is fashioned from a natural landscape by a cultural group. Culture is the agent, the natural area is the medium, the cultural landscape is the result. Under the influence of a given culture, itself changing through time, the landscape undergoes development, passing through phases, and probably reaching ultimately the end of its cycle of development. With the introduction of a different -that is an alien- culture, a rejuvenation of the cultural sets in, or a new landscape is superimposed on remnants of an older one.”

Sample Cultural Landscape Graphic