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MAC Exam 1 Chapters 1 & 15 Questions And Answers mass media - ANSWERSthe entire array of organizations through which information is collected and disseminated to the general public (radio, television) Culture (Capital C) - ANSWERSThe best that humans can produce (Shakespeare, Hemenway, Picasso) culture (small c) - ANSWERSA process through which society struggles over competing values where dominant norms are established and challenged. symbol system - ANSWERSLanguage or nonverbal behavior (Stop lights, public signage, clothing) Media - ANSWERSFrom latin- Medius means middle point-to-point - ANSWERSA data transmission that involves one transmitter and one receiver. (telegraph) Masspersonal Communication - ANSWERSinteraction that crosses boundaries between mass and interpersonal contexts (social media) communication - ANSWERSThe creation of symbol systems that convey meaning oral communication - ANSWERS50,000 years ago, speech was used to spread information. Culture was created through the use of language.

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MAC Exam 1 Chapters 1 & 15
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mass media - ANSWERSthe entire array of organizations through which information is collected
and disseminated to the general public (radio, television)



Culture (Capital C) - ANSWERSThe best that humans can produce (Shakespeare, Hemenway,
Picasso)



culture (small c) - ANSWERSA process through which society struggles over competing values
where dominant norms are established and challenged.



symbol system - ANSWERSLanguage or nonverbal behavior (Stop lights, public signage, clothing)



Media - ANSWERSFrom latin- Medius means middle



point-to-point - ANSWERSA data transmission that involves one transmitter and one receiver.
(telegraph)



Masspersonal Communication - ANSWERSinteraction that crosses boundaries between mass
and interpersonal contexts (social media)



communication - ANSWERSThe creation of symbol systems that convey meaning



oral communication - ANSWERS50,000 years ago, speech was used to spread information.
Culture was created through the use of language.

, Who had the power during the era of oral communication? Why? - ANSWERSElders and poets
because they had most of the knowledge stored in their heads. For example, poets would have
stories like The Odyssey memorized.



written communication - ANSWERS6,000 years ago, written text began to emerge. It was time
consuming and expensive, so only the rich could read. Literacy was very low.



Cuneiform - ANSWERSthe world's first system of writing



Who had the power during the era of written communication? Why? - ANSWERSControl was
centralized in the hands of religious and political leaders. It allowed for large empires to exist for
the first time because rulers could send out information to a wider population.



__________ expanded during the era of written communication because debts and transactions
could be recorded - ANSWERSEconomies



Print Era - ANSWERS15th century, The invention of the Gutenberg Press allowed for information
to be produced at a much faster rate. Literacy increased because more people could afford
books.



Democratization - ANSWERSA process of transition as a country attempts to move from an
authoritarian form of government to a democratic one. During the print era, this type of
government grew. A middle class emerged and people became more individualistic.



Who had the power during the era of print communication? Why? - ANSWERSPower was
democratized, meaning that more power was given to the people because they no longer had
to rely on their leaders to give them information/opinions.

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