What is cultural revitalization?

process of affirming people's individual and collective cultural identity

What is assimilation?

when the culture of a minority group is absorbed by another culture

What is media concentration?

gathering of ownership of media in the hands of a few large corporations

What is a digital divide?

the gap that separates people who do and do not have access to technology

What is hybridization?

combining of two or more different things to create something new

What is a role model?

someone to whom others look as an example to emulate

What is a collective?

a group to which a person belongs and identifies with

What is media convergence?

the use of electronic technology to integrate media

what is economies of scale?

savings achieved by producing, using, and buying things in large quantities

What are cultural content laws?

laws to prevent a groups culture from being overwhelmed by dominant culture

What is accommodation?

when people from different cultures come into contact and accept each other

What is universalization?

spread of culture, trends, customs, and practices around the world

What is biodiversity?

variety in plant and animal species

What is acculturation?

cultural changes that occur when two cultures adapt to each other

What is cultural diversity?

variety in cultures and identity

What is a transnational corporation?

a company that is based in one country while developing in other countries

ideas and information spread for the purpose of achieving a specific goal

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What is context?
a predetermined outcome
a single event or action
circumstances or surroundings
a specific event or action
2
What is cultural revitalization?
the suppression of cultural heritage
the assimilation of cultural practices
the erasure of cultural traditions
process of affirming people's individual and collective cultural identity
3
What is assimilation?
the preservation of cultural identity
the celebration of cultural diversity
when the culture of a minority group is absorbed by another culture
the process of integrating various cultural elements
4
What is media concentration?
collaboration between media outlets to cover important events
gathering of ownership of media in the hands of a few large corporations
dissemination of information through multiple channels
distribution of media content across various platforms
5
What is a digital divide?
discrepancy in smartphone ownership among different age groups
division between social media users and non-users
the gap that separates people who do and do not have access to technology
difference in internet speeds between urban and rural areas
6
What is hybridization?
combining of two or more different things to create something new
emphasis on cultural homogeneity
segregation of diverse elements
preservation of cultural purity
7
What is homogenization?
the erasing of differences
the promotion of cultural exchange
the celebration of diversity
the encouragement of individuality
8
What is a role model?
a famous celebrity
someone to whom others look as an example to emulate
a wealthy individual
a person with many accomplishments
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What is a collective?
a set of unrelated objects
a group to which a person belongs and identifies with
an individual's personal belongings
a collection of random items
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What is pop culture?
cultural practices of indigenous communities
high culture exclusive to elites
traditional cultural practices
the culture of the people
11
What is media convergence?
the use of electronic technology to integrate media
the expansion of traditional media outlets
the globalization of media content
the integration of print and digital media
12
what is economies of scale?
the fluctuation of prices based on market conditions
savings achieved by producing, using, and buying things in large quantities
the reduction of prices through competition
the increase in prices due to high demand
13
What are cultural content laws?
legislation promoting cultural assimilation
guidelines for cultural preservation
regulations on cultural exchange
laws to prevent a groups culture from being overwhelmed by dominant culture
14
What is accommodation?
the rejection of cultural diversity
integration of cultural practices
avoidance of interaction between cultures
when people from different cultures come into contact and accept each other
15
What is universalization?
preservation of cultural heritage
spread of culture, trends, customs, and practices around the world
encouragement of cultural diversity
emphasis on regional identities
16
What is biodiversity?
the study of geological formations
the analysis of weather patterns
the preservation of historic landmarks
variety in plant and animal species
17
What is acculturation?
the elimination of cultural practices
cultural changes that occur when two cultures adapt to each other
the preservation of cultural traditions
the dominance of one culture over another
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What is cultural diversity?
variety in cultures and identity
preservation of traditional practices
assimilation of cultural minorities
dominance of a single culture
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What is a transnational corporation?
a company that is based in one country while developing in other countries
a corporation with branches in multiple cities within one country
a corporation exclusively focused on international trade
a corporation focused solely on domestic markets
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What is propaganda?
objective news reporting
ideas and information spread for the purpose of achieving a specific goal
neutral communication without bias
genuine public opinion

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