Wine is an aspect of material culture and grapes can be grown in many regions. However, one cultural factor that limits wine production is
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the topography of the land.
the topography of the land.
the general decline of land used for grapes since the fall of the Roman Empire.
the general decline of land used for grapes since the fall of the Roman Empire.
the difficulties of growing wine in poorly-drained soil.
the difficulties of growing wine in poorly-drained soil.
the limitations of climate.
the limitations of climate.
the preference of non-Christian regions to avoid alcohol consumption.
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the preference of non-Christian regions to avoid alcohol consumption.
Protests in countries such as France and Belgium over the right of women to wear a burqa show
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the tension that can exist between folk and popular culture.
the tension that can exist between folk and popular culture.
an exception to the norms in how folk and popular cultures are integrated.
an exception to the norms in how folk and popular cultures are integrated.
the rapid spread of folk clothing into popular culture.
the rapid spread of folk clothing into popular culture.
the importance of governments regulating what people can wear.
the importance of governments regulating what people can wear.
that folk and popular clothing are increasingly blending and becoming more similar.
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the tension that can exist between folk and popular culture.
the tension that can exist between folk and popular culture.
an exception to the norms in how folk and popular cultures are integrated.
an exception to the norms in how folk and popular cultures are integrated.
the rapid spread of folk clothing into popular culture.
the rapid spread of folk clothing into popular culture.
the importance of governments regulating what people can wear.
the importance of governments regulating what people can wear.
that folk and popular clothing are increasingly blending and becoming more similar.
the tension that can exist between folk and popular culture.
What are some reasons that certain foods, such as the lentil grown in Le Puy-en-Velay, France, are slow to diffuse into the dominant culture? Select the two correct responses.
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Certain foods, like the lentil, do not taste good to much of the population.
Certain foods, like the lentil, do not taste good to much of the population.
Special foods, like those connected to a specific region, are protected by governments.
Special foods, like those connected to a specific region, are protected by governments.
It is cost prohibitive to ship specialty food to international destinations.
It is cost prohibitive to ship specialty food to international destinations.
The dominant culture lacks the desire or curiosity to integrate foreign foods into mainstream food culture.
The dominant culture lacks the desire or curiosity to integrate foreign foods into mainstream food culture.
Spread of some foods is slowed or halted by unique geographic needs like soil or climate.
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Certain foods, like the lentil, do not taste good to much of the population.
Certain foods, like the lentil, do not taste good to much of the population.
Special foods, like those connected to a specific region, are protected by governments.
Special foods, like those connected to a specific region, are protected by governments.
It is cost prohibitive to ship specialty food to international destinations.
It is cost prohibitive to ship specialty food to international destinations.
The dominant culture lacks the desire or curiosity to integrate foreign foods into mainstream food culture.
The dominant culture lacks the desire or curiosity to integrate foreign foods into mainstream food culture.
Spread of some foods is slowed or halted by unique geographic needs like soil or climate.
Special foods, like those connected to a specific region, are protected by governments.
Spread of some foods is slowed or halted by unique geographic needs like soil or climate.
Spread of some foods is slowed or halted by unique geographic needs like soil or climate.
Why has the Indian government tried to regulate the practice of dowries since the 1960s?
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The government feels too much wealth leaves the country.
The government feels too much wealth leaves the country.
Dowries can cause internal conflicts within the groom’s family and cause families to leave the country.
Dowries can cause internal conflicts within the groom’s family and cause families to leave the country.
As gift sizes continue to shrink, the government feels the practice is no longer relevant.
As gift sizes continue to shrink, the government feels the practice is no longer relevant.
Dowries have a negative impact on women and can result in torture or death.
Dowries have a negative impact on women and can result in torture or death.
The government feels pressure from other countries to stop the spread of this practice.
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The government feels too much wealth leaves the country.
The government feels too much wealth leaves the country.
Dowries can cause internal conflicts within the groom’s family and cause families to leave the country.
Dowries can cause internal conflicts within the groom’s family and cause families to leave the country.
As gift sizes continue to shrink, the government feels the practice is no longer relevant.
As gift sizes continue to shrink, the government feels the practice is no longer relevant.
Dowries have a negative impact on women and can result in torture or death.
Dowries have a negative impact on women and can result in torture or death.
The government feels pressure from other countries to stop the spread of this practice.
Dowries have a negative impact on women and can result in torture or death.
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