Bellringer-Finish Chart- 4 minutes  Society  heterogeneouspre-industrial post-industrial  interconnected ruralhomogeneous  isolatedurban  Culture  changes rapidly conformity "types"  oral communication innovation mass media leisure  few outside influences transculturation utility, ritual  individualistic revolutionchoice, individuality  tradition "styles"communal  changes slowly accretion  Spatial Aspects of Culture  national, global horizontal diversity producers<>consumers  producers dispersed extensive diffusionspatial divergence  hierarchical diffusion slow diffusion rapid diffusion  limited diffusion vertical diversity producers localized  spatial convergence local, regionalproducers = consumers  expansion diffusion

Daily Objective #1  Compare and contrast origins of popular and folk culture.  Example: housing styles

Daily Objective #2 Examine how popular culture is diffused

Folk Housing  Reflects distinctive building materials  Based upon environment and cultural preferences  U.S. folk housing originated in the East and was brought westward through migration

Popular Housing  Vary more in time than in place  Reflect styles, materials, and detailing that is popular