DP Geography Questionbank

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Examine the role of diasporas in preserving culture in one country and the adoption of minority traits by host societies.

Examine the impact of cultural diffusion on one indigenous and remote society through the influence of international interactions.

Examine the ways in which international interactions may result in the homogenization and dilution of culture. Define and exemplify the concept of cultural imperialism.

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