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When the culture of a politically and economically dominant society influences a less powerful society, it is known as:
When the culture of a politically and economically dominant society influences a less powerful society, it is known as:
Updated On: Nov 4, 2024
- Multiculturalism
- Cultural Hybridization
- Cultural Homogenisation
- Clash of Civilization
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The Correct Option is C
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Cultural Homogenisation refers to the process by which a dominant culture influences and shapes a less powerful culture, leading to similarities between them.
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