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Reverse hierarchical diffusion is when culture spreads from the bottom of a hierarchy to the top, instead of in the normal direction from the top to the bottom. The diffusion of a particular phenomenon over far distances as a result of migrations reverse hierarchical diffusion diffusion up a hierarchy such as from a little city to a big one. Expansion Diffusion There are three sub-types of Expansion diffusion: Stimulus, Hierarchical, and Contagious. ... reverse hierarchical diffusion. �}\K�≛6ϔ]t�-�2ˉl�P�ZRϓ�! Examples: Language, Music, Clothing, Food, and History. In geography the term diffusion refers to the spread of people things ideas cultural practices disease technology weather and other factors from place to place. What type of migration describes the less than fully voluntary movement of refugees? The diffusion of Wal-Mart stores throughout the United States is an example of: A) hierarchical diffusion B) reverse hierarchical diffusion C) contagious diffusion D) globalization.