Maintaining Cultural Heritage Quick Check

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Which set of statements correctly differentiates between cultural assimilation and cultural accommodation?(1 point)
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Dressing in clothes deemed appropriate by the dominant culture when at work, but clothes more traditional to one's own culture when at home, is cultural assimilation. Dressing in an outfit that blends the styles of one's own culture and the dominant culture while at home and at work is cultural accommodation.
Dressing in clothes deemed appropriate by the dominant culture when at work, but clothes more traditional to one's own culture when at home, is cultural assimilation. Dressing in an outfit that blends the styles of one's own culture and the dominant culture while at home and at work is cultural accommodation.

Teaching children only the language spoken by the politically dominant is cultural accommodation. Teaching children the language spoken by the politically dominant and the native language of their culture is cultural assimilation.
Teaching children only the language spoken by the politically dominant is cultural accommodation. Teaching children the language spoken by the politically dominant and the native language of their culture is cultural assimilation.

Teaching children only the language spoken by the politically dominant is cultural assimilation. Teaching children the language spoken by the politically dominant and the native language of their culture is cultural accommodation.
Teaching children only the language spoken by the politically dominant is cultural assimilation. Teaching children the language spoken by the politically dominant and the native language of their culture is cultural accommodation.

Dressing in clothes deemed appropriate by the dominant culture when at work, but clothes more traditional to one’s own culture when at home, is cultural accommodation. Dressing in an outfit that blends the styles of one’s own culture and the dominant culture while at home and at work is cultural assimilation.
Dressing in clothes deemed appropriate by the dominant culture when at work, but clothes more traditional to one’s own culture when at home, is cultural accommodation. Dressing in an outfit that blends the styles of one’s own culture and the dominant culture while at home and at work is cultural assimilation.

Answer 1

Dressing in clothes deemed appropriate by the dominant culture when at work, but clothes more traditional to one’s own culture when at home, is cultural accommodation. Dressing in an outfit that blends the styles of one’s own culture and the dominant culture while at home and at work is cultural assimilation.