Golf serves as a good example of
A) popular cultural preferences imposing a particular landscape without regard to environment.
B) a folk sport requiring relatively little equipment.
C) a sport with more courses in warm, sunny places than cool or wet locations.
D) the relocation diffusion of popular sports.
E) a sport invented in the 20th century to make better use of the outdoors.
Question 2
Which statement best captures the conflicts between folk and popular culture?
A) Folk culture is threatened by popular culture more than the reverse.
B) Popular culture is threatened by folk culture more than the reverse.
C) Folk and popular culture represent equal threats to one another.
D) Folk traditions may produce more uniform landscapes.
E) Globalization promotes diverse food preferences.
Desert landscape dominated by the creosote bush, Larrea tridentata.
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