Identify on which of the following traditional economies the Van Gujjar tribe base their livelihoods.(1 point)
Responses
herding water buffalo
herding water buffalo
herding sheep and weaving textiles
herding sheep and weaving textiles
subsistence farming
subsistence farming
herding of camels and goats
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Among the options provided, "the broadcasting of international sports domestically" is an example of cultural convergence.
Cultural convergence refers to the process by which different cultures or societies become more similar or adopt similar traits as they interact with one another. In this case, the broadcasting of international sports domestically demonstrates cultural convergence as it involves the adoption or integration of sports and sporting events from different cultures into the domestic culture.
Adherence to traditional gender roles, an avoidance of modern technologies, and strict rules dictating attire do not necessarily represent examples of cultural convergence. Instead, they suggest cultural preservation or divergence, as they maintain traditional practices or isolate certain cultural aspects within a society.
Among the options provided, "meles, oli, and hula" would be considered a part of a culture's folklore. Folklore typically refers to the traditional beliefs, customs, stories, and traditions that are passed down through generations within a culture. In this case, meles, oli, and hula are likely traditional songs, dances, or forms of artistic expression that hold cultural significance and are part of the Van Gujjar tribe's folklore.
Among the options provided, "globalization" creates greater global interaction around social, economic, and political activities and spreads cultural traits as a result.
Globalization refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of countries and societies through the exchange of goods, services, information, and ideas. It involves the flow of capital, technology, and people across borders, which leads to increased cultural exchange and the spread of cultural traits.
Cultural diffusion, on the other hand, refers specifically to the spread of cultural traits from one society to another. While cultural diffusion is a component of globalization, globalization encompasses a broader scope of global interactions and influences, including economic, political, and social aspects.
Global citizenship refers to the recognition of oneself as a member of a global community and being aware of and engaged in global issues. While global citizenship can contribute to greater global interaction and cultural exchange, it is more focused on individual behavior and attitudes rather than the broader systemic shifts that characterize globalization.
Cultural divergence, on the other hand, refers to the process by which cultures become more distinct and isolated from each other. It is the opposite of cultural diffusion and does not promote greater global interaction or the spread of cultural traits.
The answer is globalization. Among the options provided, globalization creates greater global interaction around social, economic, and political activities and spreads cultural traits as a result.
The answer is "the broadcasting of international sports domestically." This option describes an example of cultural convergence.
The Van Gujjar tribe base their livelihoods on herding water buffalo.
Question
Which of the following would be considered a part of a culture’s folklore?(1 point)
Responses
the culture’s contribution to the country’s GDP
the culture’s contribution to the country’s GDP
the selling of camel or goat milk
the selling of camel or goat milk
subsistence farming
subsistence farming
meles, oli, and hula
Evaluate the relative impact of the following and determine which creates greater global interaction around social, economic, and political activities and spreads cultural traits as a result.(1 point)
Responses
cultural diffusion
cultural diffusion
global citizenship
global citizenship
globalization
globalization
cultural divergence
cultural divergence
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