Answer :
- Ways in which Hegemony is created and reinforced are militarization and nationalism
- Not the ways Hegemony is created and reinforced are social mobilization and immigration.
Explanation:
If you wish to understand more about Hegemony, please read this link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hegemony
According to dependency theory, the advanced center of an empire is called the metropolis.
<h3 /><h3>What is dependency theory?</h3>
It is a theory developed in the 1960s, from the theory of modernization, in respect of the problems of social inequality and underdeveloped societies in Latin America. Dependency theory asserts that poverty is derived from the exploration of underdeveloped countries.
Therefore, dependency theory relates to the enrichment of the core of rich states, or the metropolises occur according to the exploration of the periphery, that is, of poor countries and states, alluding to the situation that occurred during the American colonial past.
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Answer is (c) (third option).
By process of elimination one can determine that
- Taking his surroundings by granted can not be the answer since the question asks the way of knowing and responding to them.
- Metaphors that compare the natural and the urban world are deffinetely not a way of knowing, but a cultural product or craft (meaning poetry/literature).
- And, finally, relying on instinct and intuition is not what man (as an species) does, but rather..
...uses language, always based on man's position in the world, to determine distance, location, measure and so forth.
Ethnocentrism is the act of using our own culture as a standard to measure or judge another culture.
This would create a perception in our head that other culture is inferior compared to ours, which is why our culture is the one that is used as the representation of an ideal culture. Since we see other culture as inferior, we would become much more likely to discriminate the member of the other culture.
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