Eleanor Leacock argued that women’s subordination to men could be connected clearly to Show
According to the text, a central theme in multicultural debates within Europe is According to Annette Weiner, the
exchange of banana leaf bundles during mortuary rituals in the Trobriands The tools, skills, organization, and knowledge used to extract energy from nature are the For Daniel Miller, Coca-Cola in Trinidad is In many small town cafes in Minnesota (and elsewhere, we are sure) there is a dice cup on each table, used by the morning-coffee regulars to see who pays for the coffee each day. This works because the
regulars assume that “it’ll all even out eventually.” Another phrase for this is Annette Weiner argues that the role of women’s wealth in Trobriand society Which of the following is an example of redistribution? To the question “Why do people X raise peanuts and sorghum?” Malinowski would reply A reciprocal situation in which a return of equal value is expected within a specified time limit demonstrates what anthropologists consider Impersonal economic
exchanges typical of the capitalist market in which goods are exchanged for cash are called Annette Weiner argues that the role of women’s wealth in Trobriand society In the 1960s, Richard Lee discovered that, in order to find enough food to survive, Ju/’hoansi foragers had to work The tools, skills, organization, and knowledge used to extract energy from nature are the The
economic theory that represented a formal attempt to explain the workings of capitalist enterprise and paid particular attention to distribution is According to Daniel Miller, for many observers of global consumption, Coca-Cola is A reciprocal
situation in which a return of equal value is expected within a specified time limit demonstrates what anthropologists consider In many small town cafes in Minnesota (and elsewhere, we are sure) there is a dice cup on each table, used by the morning-coffee regulars to see who pays for the
coffee each day. This works because the regulars assume that “it’ll all even out eventually.” Another phrase for this is According to Marshall Sahlins, which of the following is a route to affluence? Marshall Sahlins coined the expression “the original affluent society” to describe The
activity linking human social groups to the material world around them is referred to as According to Michael Woost, a development scheme was never implemented in the Sri Lankan village he studied because According to Evans-Pritchard, Azande commoners did not accuse chiefs of witchcraft because In recent years, the anthropology of politics has addressed questions about The study of social power in human society is called According to Scott, the struggle between rich and poor villagers in Sedaka Which of the following terms is used by Eric Wolf to refer to the form of social power that organizes social settings and controls the allocation of social labor? Katherine Bowie argues that the women in the village she studied in northern
Thailand According to James Scott, occasional arrests, warnings, legal restrictions, and indefinite preventive detention are examples of According to Scott, the struggle between rich and poor villagers in Sedaka According to the text, a central theme in multicultural debates within Europe is According to the text, the repeated resort of the Sri Lankan state to violent coercion against both Tamils and Sinhalese A world view that justifies the social arrangements under which people live is called In northern Thailand, according to Katherine Bowie (as discussed in the text), men get involved in
politics because According to Aihwa Ong, as
quoted in the text, one way that wealthy overseas Chinese can avoid the governmentality of a nation-state is by Which of the following terms is used by Eric Wolf to refer to the form of social power that organizes social settings and controls the
allocation of social labor? According to Gramsci, rulers who provide some genuine benefits to their subjects, spread an ideology that justifies their rule, and nevertheless succeed in protecting their privileges are exercising Governmentality can best be understood as a way to During the last half of the twentieth century, the countries of
________ were the target of large waves of immigration from all over the world. According to James Scott, foot-dragging, desertion, pilfering, slander, arson, and sabotage are examples of Katherine Bowie argues that the women in the village she studied in northern Thailand Transformative capacity is the text’s definition of The British approach to multiculturalism is characterized by the promise to immigrants of he state of Freedonia is concerned by the threat posed by its increasingly warlike neighbor, Sylvania. After
the latest census figures are considered, the Freedonian government realizes that it will need both more soldiers and more factory output of military materials. The government introduces laws to reward larger families with tax credits, reforms the educational system to increase the number of students in vocational training, and institutes a military draft. According to the text, the government of Freedonia is engaging in Which of the following is a topic of interest to political anthropologists? In Sedaka, rich and poor
villagers alike agreed that During the last half of the twentieth century, the countries of ________
were the target of large waves of immigration from all over the world. The freedom of self-contained individuals to pursue their own interests above everything else and to challenge one another for dominance is known as The British approach to multiculturalism is characterized by the promise to immigrants of In recent years, the anthropology of politics has addressed questions about The art of governing appropriately to promote the welfare of populations within a state is the art of Forms of power preoccupied with bodies, both the bodies of citizens and the social body of the state itself is called In traditional Western thought, the prototype of power in human social relations is based on The state of Freedonia is concerned by the threat posed by its increasingly warlike neighbor, Sylvania. After the latest
census figures are considered, the Freedonian government realizes that it will need both more soldiers and more factory output of military materials. The government introduces laws to reward larger families with tax credits, reforms the educational system to increase the number of students in vocational training, and institutes a military draft. According to the text, the government of Freedonia is engaging in According to Michael Woost, a development scheme was never implemented in the Sri Lankan village he studied because Which of the following terms is used by Eric Wolf to refer to the form of social power that organizes social settings and controls the allocation of social labor? Which of the following is NOT a form of governmentality that overseas Chinese try to evade? The actions taken by many
contemporary nation-states to identify the level of terrorist threats, take action to stop them, and institute policies to minimize damage and disruption in the event of a terrorist attack would be considered examples of According to Gramsci, power based on physical force is called In Sedaka, rich and poor villagers alike agreed that According to Michael Woost, a development scheme was never implemented in the Sri Lankan village he studied because According to Scott, the struggle between rich and poor villagers in Sedaka According to Gramsci, rulers who provide some genuine benefits to their subjects, spread an ideology that justifies their rule, and nevertheless succeed in protecting their privileges are exercising A unilineage can be According to Will Roscoe, the presence of multiple genders requires The kinship tie created by marriage is called Which of the following people belong to the same matrilineage? The social category of race The traditional concept of race in Western society is Anthropologists Jane Collier, Michelle Rosaldo, and Sylvia Yanagisako have been able to show that the roles of men and women within families Roger Lancaster points out that in Nicaragua, the system of color terms The human population category
whose boundaries allegedly correspond to distinct sets of biological attributes is a(n) According to Roy Richard Grinker, Lese men As anthropologists have begun to study “the culture of human rights” they have come to see the central role played by Anthropologists approach globalization from the perspective of Why,
according to some anthropologists, is the concept of cultural hybridity almost a good idea? When people live permanently in a setting in which they are surrounded by people with cultural backgrounds different from their own and are struggling to define with them the degree to which the cultural beliefs and practices should or should not be accorded respect and recognition, they are said to live in a A group made up of citizens of a country who continue to live in their homeland plus the people who have emigrated from the country and their descendants, regardless of their current citizenship make up a For some people, blue jeans, McDonald’s hamburgers, rock and roll, and Coca-Cola are seen destroying local practices. They call this process The rights and obligations of citizenship accorded by the laws of a state make up the concept of Which of the following is a social arrangement where globalization is seen? A sense of identification with and
loyalty to a nation-state is generally referred to as According to James Vaughan, Marghi blacksmiths are regarded by other Marghi with Ranked groups within a
hierarchically stratified society whose membership is defined primarily in terms of wealth, occupation or other economic criteria is the text’s definition of In the traditional view, what is the difference between classes and castes? The transfer of certain symbolically important goods from the family of the groom to the family of the bride on the occasion of their marriage is called The social positions people may attain later in life, often as the result of their own effort are A form of marriage in which a person may have several spouses is called In Zumbagua, Ecuador, a family is defined as A husband, a wife, and their children form a Which of the following would NOT belong to a man’s patrilineage? The art of governing appropriately to promote the welfare of populations within a state is the art of According to the text, a central theme in multicultural debates within Europe is Research by political anthropologists has led to a reconsideration of A world view that justifies the social arrangements under which people live is called According to Gramsci, rulers who provide some genuine benefits to their subjects, spread an ideology that justifies
their rule, and nevertheless succeed in protecting their privileges are exercising The art of governing appropriately to promote the welfare of populations within a state is the art of According to Evans-Pritchard, Azande commoners did not accuse chiefs of witchcraft because The British approach to multiculturalism is characterized by the promise to immigrants of The state of Freedonia is concerned by the threat posed by its increasingly warlike neighbor, Sylvania. After the latest census figures are considered, the Freedonian government realizes that it will need both more soldiers and more factory output of military materials. The government
introduces laws to reward larger families with tax credits, reforms the educational system to increase the number of students in vocational training, and institutes a military draft. According to the text, the government of Freedonia is engaging in According to James Scott, occasional arrests, warnings, legal restrictions, and
indefinite preventive detention are examples of Transformative capacity is the text’s definition of Which of the following terms is used by Eric Wolf to refer to the form of social power that organizes social settings and controls the allocation of social labor? The French approach to multiculturalism is characterized by the promise to immigrants of According to some Islamic scholars in France, a French civil marriage already meets the conditions for an Islamic marriage because According to John Bowen, as
discussed in the text, how are French legal scholars working to craft solutions to the challenges Muslim marriage practices present to French law? Which of the following terms is used by Eric Wolf to refer to the form of social power that organizes social settings and controls the allocation of social labor? The state of Freedonia is concerned by the threat posed by its increasingly warlike neighbor, Sylvania. After the latest census figures are considered, the Freedonian government realizes that it will need both more soldiers and more factory output of military materials. The government introduces laws to reward larger families with tax credits, reforms the educational system to increase the number of students in vocational training, and institutes a military draft.
According to the text, the government of Freedonia is engaging in In recent years, the anthropology of politics has addressed questions about In Sedaka, rich and poor villagers alike agreed that A
world view that justifies the social arrangements under which people live is called In northern Thailand, according to Katherine Bowie (as discussed in the text), men get involved in politics because Which of the following is NOT a form of governmentality that overseas Chinese try to evade? According to Gill Shepherd, Swahili women in Mombasa Which of the following observations about kinship is stressed by the authors of the text? The institution that transforms the status of the participants, carries implications about permitted sexual access, the position of offspring in the society and establishes
new kin connections is The distinction made between kin who are believed to be in a direct line and those who are off to one side is called The principle that a descent
group is formed by people who believe they are related to each other by connections made through their mothers and fathers equally is the principle of Which of the following terms do anthropologists use to refer to the cultural construction of beliefs and behaviors considered appropriate for males and
females in a particular society? Which of the following observations about polygynous families is false? The distinction made between kin who are believed to be in a direct line and those who are off to one side is called In the vocabulary of kinship studies, father’s brother’s children or mother’s sister’s children are called Marriage patterns In Zumbagua, Ecuador, a woman’s biological tie to her offspring is In the Calvert case, which involved gestational surrogacy, the court declared that Anna Johnson, who gave birth to the baby was Which of the following statements describes divorce among the Inuit? Which of the following would NOT belong to a man’s matrilineage? Enduring kin ties in Zumbagua, Ecuador, are Which of the following describes the Nicaraguan cochón, according to Roger Lancaster? The distinction made between the mother’s side of the family and the father’s side of the family is called A unilineage can be The institution that transforms the status of the participants, carries implications about permitted sexual access, the position of offspring in the society and establishes new kin connections is “Good hunter” or “good gatherer” are examples of Marriage outside the boundaries of a defined social group is called According to Will Roscoe, the presence of multiple genders requires A kindred is composed of Which of the following terms do anthropologists use to refer to the cultural construction of beliefs and behaviors considered appropriate for males and females in a particular society? Which of the following would NOT belong to a man’s patrilineage? The transfer of certain symbolically important goods from the family of the groom to the family of the
bride on the occasion of their marriage is called Which of the following spousal patterns depends upon recognition of a distinction between a woman’s sexuality and her reproductive capacity? Which of the following statements describes the relationship of Mende women toward their children? Consanguineal relationships are connections based on
Nicaraguan men whom Lancaster interviewed about the Sandinistas’ New Family Laws in the 1980s The postmarital residence rule requiring a couple to live with, or near, the husband’s father is called For the Bangwa of Cameroon, the prototype of best friends is Kinship relationships based primarily on nurturance are examples of In the Calvert case, which involved gestational surrogacy, the court declared that Anna Johnson, who gave birth to the baby was The wealth transferred, usually from parents to daughter, at the time of her marriage is a Which of the following observations about polygynous families is false? Which of the following statements describes the migrant families from the Dominican Republic studied by Eugenia Georges? Good hunter” or “good gatherer” are examples of In the Calvert case, which involved gestational surrogacy, the court declared that Anna Johnson, who gave birth to the baby was Families in which several generations live together in a single household are called Recent court decisions in the United States involving the paternal rights of unwed presumed fathers established that The kinship tie created by marriage is called Consanguineal
relationships are connections based on In Zumbagua, Ecuador, a woman’s biological tie to her offspring is The so-called berdache of many indigenous North American societies is an example of a supernumerary sex Eunuchs in the Byzantine civilization of late antiquity are an example of a supernumerary sex Which of the following people belong to the same matrilineage? Which of the following would NOT belong to a man’s matrilineage? Which of the following statements describes the way migrants from Los Pinos handled the burden of separation from
their families in the Dominican Republic? The social positions people may attain later in life, often as the result of their own effort are The transfer of certain symbolically important goods from the family of the groom to the family of the bride on the occasion of their marriage is called For woman marriage to be possible, a society must recognize a distinction between Nicaraguan men whom Lancaster interviewed about the Sandinistas’ New Family Laws in the 1980s Feedback The socially recognized ties that connect people in a variety of different ways are called The principle based on culturally recognized parent-child connections that define the social categories to which people belong is called Among the Nuer, if a quarrel erupted between members of different minimal lineages, it would ordinarily be resolved when the quarreling minimal lineages recognized that they were
all part of the same major lineage. This process is called In the place in Nicaragua where he did his research, Roger Lancaster discovered that When individuals belonging to upper and lower levels in a stratified society are linked socially, anthropologists call their relationship Which of the following
statements describes the relationship of Mende women toward their children? Social groups that are distinguished from one another on the basis of cultural features such as language, religion, or dress are referred to as A sense of identification with and loyalty to a nation-state is generally referred to as Eleanor Leacock argued that women’s subordination to men could be connected explicitly to Kelly and Kaplan, as cited in the text, emphasize that the united Fijian nation projected at the time of independence was undercut by A principle of social classification that creates groups on the basis of a set of distinctive cultural criteria that people in the group are believed to share is referred to
as Some anthropologists argue that ethnicity becomes racialized under certain circumstances. Why? The use by activists of rhetoric that describes an “inner something” shared by all members of their social group, in the hope that by stressing that they are different, they may be able to extract concessions from a nationalist government, is known as According to Alonso, Mexican nationalist ideology completely ignores the contributions of which group that was part of colonial Mexican society? The social category of race is The residents of Gopalpur believe that members of each jati The systematic oppression of one or more socially defined “races” by another socially defined “race” that is justified in terms of the supposedly inherent biological superiority of the rulers and the supposed inherent biological inferiority of those they rule is called When nationalist leaders define nationality in a way that preserves the cultural domination of the ruling group but also includes enough cultural features from subordinated groups to insure their loyalty, they are engaging in a process called Many anthropologists accept that ethnicity is created by A system of social identities negotiated situationally along a continuum between white and black is called When people in Gopalpur say that members of different jatis should not “eat together,” they actually mean that In the text, Paul Farmer makes the point that among the very poor and powerless people with whom he works, the AIDS epidemic The deliberate representations of particular identities such as caste, race or nation as if they were the result of biology or nature, rather than history or culture are called Which of the following is NOT a dimension of caste relations that has not become increasingly significant over time? To be very poor and powerless in Haiti is to increase the likelihood that one will suffer Many anthropologists accept that ethnicity is created by Violence that results from the way that political and economic forces structure risk for various forms of suffering within a population is said to be According to James Vaughan, Marghi blacksmiths are regarded by other Marghi with According to the text, one outcome of the struggle of ethnic groups to define themselves is The traditional concept of race in Western
society is In the traditional view, what is the difference between classes and castes? In Gopalpur, the interdependence of different jatis is most important in which context? Which of the following is NOT a dimension of caste
relations that has not become increasingly significant over time? A group of people believed to share the same history, culture, language, and even physical substance constitute a(n) A key element recognized by all anthropologists who use the concept of
caste is that caste groups are Structural violence results from The residents of Gopalpur believe that members of each jati Roger Lancaster points out that in Nicaragua, the system of color terms A principle of social
classification that creates groups on the basis of a set of distinctive cultural criteria that people in the group are believed to share is referred to as Social groups that are distinguished from one another on the basis of cultural features such as language, religion, or dress are referred to as The systematic oppression of one or more socially defined “races” by another socially defined “race” that is justified in terms of the supposedly inherent biological superiority of the rulers and the supposed inherent biological inferiority of those they rule is called Some anthropologists argue that ethnicity becomes racialized under certain circumstances. Why? An ideal political unit in which national identity and political territory coincide is known as a The use by activists of rhetoric that describes an “inner something” shared by all members of
their social group, in the hope that by stressing that they are different, they may be able to extract concessions from a nationalist government, is known as Social groups that are distinguished from one another on the basis of cultural features such as language, religion, or dress are
referred to as A sense of identification with and loyalty to a nation-state is generally referred to as The systematic oppression of one or more
socially defined “races” by another socially defined “race” that is justified in terms of the supposedly inherent biological superiority of the rulers and the supposed inherent biological inferiority of those they rule is called According to Alonso, Mexican nationalist ideology completely ignores the contributions of which group that was
part of colonial Mexican society? A group of people believed to share the same history, culture, language, and even physical substance constitute a(n) When people in
Gopalpur say that members of different jatis should not “eat together,” they actually mean that Roger Lancaster points out that in Nicaragua, the system of color terms If the distinctiveness of male and female characteristics can be used to make concrete people’s ideas about the nature of social relations means that In an ethnically stratified society, ambitious individuals and groups Anthropologists Jane Collier, Michelle Rosaldo, and Sylvia Yanagisako have been able to show that the roles of men and women within families The traditional concept of race in Western society is The human population category whose boundaries allegedly correspond to distinct sets of biological attributes is a(n) According to Oliver Cromwell
Cox, as discussed in the text, race relations in the United States could not be equated with caste relations because At the end of the twentieth century, relations between low-caste and high-caste Hindus were characterized as Roger Lancaster points out that in Nicaragua, the system of color terms According to Roy Richard Grinker, Lese men In 1992, the High Court of Australia handed down the so-called Mabo decision, which In Australia, the doctrine of terra nullius argues that land ownership is demonstrated by Ranked groups within a hierarchically stratified society whose membership is defined primarily in terms of wealth, occupation or other economic criteria is the text’s definition of Arguments that pit human rights against culture depend
on the assumption that Many anthropologists observe that cultural borrowing is often a double-edged process because According to Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements about how a strong Indonesian environmental movement came into existence is true? In discussions of the right to culture in international treaties, responsibility for defending the culture of the rights-bearing person is A form of state in which it is claimed that those people who left the country and their descendants remain part of their ancestral state, even if they are citizens of another state is said to be a Among
the consequences of space-time compression is Stratified reproduction refers to Open-ended negotiation across cultural and political divides can lead to
cosmopolitan cultural practices but also to polarization, and tends to be full of conflict and contradiction. Anthropologist Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing refers to this phenomenon as For some people, blue jeans, McDonald’s hamburgers, rock and roll, and Coca-Cola are seen destroying local practices. They call this
process If people are believed to have no choice but to follow the rules of the culture into which they were born, then Many observers have suggested that globalization inevitably undermines the power and sovereignty of nation-states. Why? As anthropologists have begun to study “the culture of human rights” they have come to see the central role played by Why, according to some anthropologists, is the concept of cultural hybridity almost a good idea? In both Hawaii and New Zealand, programs to control violence against women that were imported from the United States A form of state in which it is claimed that those people who left the country and their descendants remain part of their ancestral state, even if they are citizens of another state is said to be
a _______ is being at ease in more than one cultural setting. When people live permanently in a
setting in which they are surrounded by people with cultural backgrounds different from their own and are struggling to define with them the degree to which the cultural beliefs and practices should or should not be accorded respect and recognition, they are said to live in a According to
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements does NOT describe how the Indonesian rainforest had to be transformed before lumber interests could begin to cut it down? Members of a diaspora organized in support of nationalist struggles in their homeland or to agitate for a state of their own are known as If people are believed to have no choice but to follow the rules of the culture into which they were born, then When people borrow ideas or practices or objects from elsewhere, they usually modify them so that they fit into the local way of life. A common anthropological term describing this process is A strong defense of distinctive “cultural values” against the discourse of human rights may under some conditions be In recent years, political candidates from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and elsewhere have come to the United States to seek votes from migrants from those countries who have migrated to the United States. According to the text, likely voters (who in some cases can vote in the United States; in other cases they must return to their homeland to vote) can be called A nation-state in which the relationships between citizens and the state extend to wherever citizens reside is a(n) Aihwa Ong writes that wealthy overseas Chinese elites are loyal to the family business, not whichever nation-state they are living in. She calls this Why are many anthropologists convinced that cultural imperialism is NOT an adequate explanation
for the spread of Western cultural forms? According to
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements about how a strong Indonesian environmental movement came into existence is true? Migrant populations with a shared identity who live in a variety of different
locales around the world are called The strategies and effects employed by managers, technocrats, and professionals who move regularly across state boundaries and seek both to circumvent and to benefit from different nation-state regimes are called Anthropologists approach globalization from the perspective of A strong defense of distinctive “cultural values” against the discourse of human rights may under some conditions be To argue that all peoples have a human right to maintain their own distinct culture is to assume that A
characteristic of Western modernity has been Why are many anthropologists convinced that cultural imperialism is NOT an adequate
explanation for the spread of Western cultural forms? Arguments that pit human rights against culture depend on the
assumption that According to Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements does NOT describe how the Indonesian rainforest had to be transformed before lumber interests could begin to cut it down? The idea that some cultures dominate others, leading to the destruction of the subordinated cultures and their replacement by the culture of those in power is called In discussions of the right to culture in international treaties, responsibility for defending the
culture of the rights-bearing person is A nation-state in which the relationships between citizens and the state extend to wherever citizens reside is a(n) According to Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements about how a strong Indonesian environmental movement came into existence is true? Many observers have suggested that globalization inevitably undermines the power and sovereignty of nation-states. Why? Anthropologist Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld makes the case that when Otavalo weavers purchased TV sets and indoor cookstoves, they were Aihwa Ong writes that wealthy overseas Chinese elites are loyal to the family business, not whichever nation-state they are living in. She calls this
Why are many anthropologists convinced that cultural imperialism is NOT an adequate explanation for the spread of Western cultural forms? A group made up of citizens of a country who continue to live in their homeland plus the people who have emigrated from the country and their descendants, regardless of their current citizenship make up a If
people are believed to have no choice but to follow the rules of the culture into which they were born, then In recent years, political candidates from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and elsewhere have come to the United States to seek votes from migrants from those countries who have migrated to the United States. In the terms used in the text, this signals the emergence of Stratified reproduction refers to Among the consequences of space-time compression is A group made
up of citizens of a country who continue to live in their homeland plus the people who have emigrated from the country and their descendants, regardless of their current citizenship make up a A strong defense of distinctive “cultural values” against the discourse of human rights may under some
conditions be The idea that some cultures dominate others, leading to the destruction of the
subordinated cultures and their replacement by the culture of those in power is called In both Hawaii and New Zealand, programs to control violence against women that were imported from the United States According to Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, which of the following statements does NOT describe how the Indonesian rainforest had to be
transformed before lumber interests could begin to cut it down? A form of state in which it is claimed that those people who left the country and their descendants remain part of their ancestral state, even if they are citizens of another state is said to be a There is a move by some transborder citizenries to call for the establishment of new political forms that represent the realities of their experiences of national identity. These new forms are called Members of a diaspora
organized in support of nationalist struggles in their homeland or to agitate for a state of their own are known as Why are many anthropologists convinced that cultural imperialism is not an adequate explanation for the spread of Western cultural forms?Why are many anthropologists convinced that cultural imperialism is NOT an adequate explanation for the spread of Western cultural forms? -Cultural imperialism denies agency to non-Western people. -Cultural imperialism assumes that non-Western cultural forms never move to the West.
Why according to some anthropologists is the concept of cultural hybridity almost a good idea?Put another way, people rarely accepted ideas or practices or objects from elsewhere without domesticating or indigenizing them. Why, according to some anthropologists, is the concept of cultural hybridity almost a good idea? Emphasizing cultural hybridity can hide class exploitation and racial oppression.
Is being at ease in more than one cultural setting?Cultural mixing. Being at ease in more than one cultural setting. The awkward, unequal, unstable aspects of interconnection across difference.
Which of the following is a social arrangement where globalization is seen?Which of the following is a social arrangement where globalization is seen? All the rights and privileges of native-born citizens as long as they adopt French culture and language. Toleration in the exercise of their cultural differences as long as they do not disrupt law and order or expect to become British.
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