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Question 1: A sense of place is feelings, attitudes, or perceptions people have of a specific place based on its characteristics. This is created through experiences from the place. Question 2: Centripetal forces cause society to become united, this allows for cohesion in society. Factors that are centripetal forces: Common language, similar culture, lack of inequality, lack of racism/ prejudice, common set of laws, patriotism, common identity between people Question 3: Physical characteristics (Mountains, rivers, trees) and human characteristics (Religions, birth rates, demographics) Question 4: Centrifugal forces cause society to become divided and can lead to war or the splitting of society. Factors that are centrifugal forces: Inequality in society, discrimination, lack of communication in society due to language barriers, multiple cultures that clash, lack of national identity)
bro i accidentally clicked read more before doing the questions this is so sad, its not that bad tho as i dont have to do them anyway, you always explain the concepts really well thank you have a good day
Hello Mr. Sinn! I've just recently came across your channel and found these videos incredibly helpful for my Unit 3 exam :). The concepts in this video led me to ask some questions about the forces in the cultural landscape: - Centripetal forces are defined as mutual, societal union; however, do centripetal forces always follow a positive connotation? - Can a small community demonstrate centripetal forces, however their shared ideology/culture creates tension among another community? Can the centripetal forces of a group spark centrifugal forces with another group? For instance: a small community shares a mutual ideology of ethnocentrism (exchanging centripetal forces). This community encounters an entirely different cohort that pertains to a different culture/religion. Although centripetal forces are shared within a community, can differences in their ideologies create centrifugal forces among the two separate groups?
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The answers to the practice questions are below. Just click on "Read more". Be sure to leave a comment and let me know what you thought of the video! I Thanks for watching and considering subscribing.
Question 1: A sense of place is feelings, attitudes, or perceptions people have of a specific place based on its characteristics. This is created through experiences from the place.
Question 2: Centripetal forces cause society to become united, this allows for cohesion in society. Factors that are centripetal forces: Common language, similar culture, lack of inequality, lack of racism/ prejudice, common set of laws, patriotism, common identity between people
Question 3: Physical characteristics (Mountains, rivers, trees) and human characteristics (Religions, birth rates, demographics)
Question 4: Centrifugal forces cause society to become divided and can lead to war or the splitting of society. Factors that are centrifugal forces: Inequality in society, discrimination, lack of communication in society due to language barriers, multiple cultures that clash, lack of national identity)
bro i accidentally clicked read more before doing the questions this is so sad, its not that bad tho as i dont have to do them anyway, you always explain the concepts really well thank you have a good day
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@@MrSinn you responded that is so cool imma brag to all my friends on Monday that’s actually really cool love the content man
@@tomtoms8480 Haha. I am just glad I can help you out. I hope school is going well!
@@MrSinn it’s going amazing thank you have a great rest of your evening thank you again for the great content
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You deserve a Nobel peace prize. You've helped so many students as myself.
I mean he is pretty helpful but a Nobel peace prize is a lil extreme
Just came back to say thank you, I got a 4 on my ap exam earlier this year watching your videos
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Hello Mr. Sinn! I've just recently came across your channel and found these videos incredibly helpful for my Unit 3 exam :). The concepts in this video led me to ask some questions about the forces in the cultural landscape:
- Centripetal forces are defined as mutual, societal union; however, do centripetal forces always follow a positive connotation?
- Can a small community demonstrate centripetal forces, however their shared ideology/culture creates tension among another community? Can the centripetal forces of a group spark centrifugal forces with another group?
For instance: a small community shares a mutual ideology of ethnocentrism (exchanging centripetal forces). This community encounters an entirely different cohort that pertains to a different culture/religion. Although centripetal forces are shared within a community, can differences in their ideologies create centrifugal forces among the two separate groups?
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Thanks
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No answer for 3.2 ?
We are all watching in the night. Specifically, the night before a test
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