A description of how globalization causes disadvantages to different cultures would show that(1 point)
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international aid for natural disasters and human rights crises has increased.
international aid for natural disasters and human rights crises has increased.
some local cultures are gaining visibility.
some local cultures are gaining visibility.
there is a loss of unique cultures due to homogenization.
there is a loss of unique cultures due to homogenization.
people all around the world are able to connect more quickly.
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there is a loss of unique cultures due to homogenization.
Identify which of the following best fits the definition of
cultural imperialism. (1 point)
the act of being taken advantage of for the benefit of
someone else
the spread of culture, ideas, technology, products,
and jobs across international borders
the state of being the same or similar in nature
the process of forcing the culture of a dominant
group on another community
cultural imperialism. (1 point)
the act of being taken advantage of for the benefit of
someone else
the spread of culture, ideas, technology, products,
and jobs across international borders
the state of being the same or similar in nature
the process of forcing the culture of a dominant
group on another community
the process of forcing the culture of a dominant group on another community
Which of the following would be a good source to find
evidence that shows demographic changes in Texas?
(1 point)
the United Nations
fair trade agreements
the U.S. Census Bureau
a map showing maritime trade routes
evidence that shows demographic changes in Texas?
(1 point)
the United Nations
fair trade agreements
the U.S. Census Bureau
a map showing maritime trade routes
the U.S. Census Bureau
During what historical period did globalization rapidly
increase as a result of a movement of long-distance
exploration? (1 point)
the twenty-first century
the twentieth century
the ancient period
the early modern era
increase as a result of a movement of long-distance
exploration? (1 point)
the twenty-first century
the twentieth century
the ancient period
the early modern era
the early modern era