Culture

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What is cultural assimilation?

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The process of adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group.

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What is cultural diffusion?

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The spread of cultural beliefs and practices from one group to another.

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What is this an example of? Cultural Appropriate, Civil War, Assimilation, Revolution

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Assimilation

Answer explanation

The question asks for what the example represents from the provided options. The correct answer is 'Assimilation'. Assimilation is the process where an individual or group adopts the culture of another group, which is likely the context of the example in the question.

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Cultural diffusion has greatly impacted societies throughout our history. Which of the following descriptions is the best example of cultural diffusion affecting both PEOPLE and SOCIETIES? The spread of language by a small group of people to nearby regions in order to promote trade.

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The spread of language by a small group of people to nearby regions in order to promote trade.

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Which of the following is an example of how the Columbian Exchange affected North America? Apples and bananas were brought to North America that introduced new types of food.

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Apples and bananas were brought to North America that introduced new types of food.

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What are indigenous populations?

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Indigenous populations are the original inhabitants of a region, with distinct cultural identities.

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What is a multicultural society?

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A multicultural society is a community where diverse cultural groups coexist and interact.

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How can people from different cultures contribute to a multicultural society?

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They enrich diversity, promote understanding, and foster innovation.

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What does the performance of the haka show about cultural practices?

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Cultural traditions may be adopted and respected by migrants and non-indigenous people in their new country.

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What do you call something passed down from generation to generation? Options: Art, Literature, Tradition, Culture

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Tradition