Societies always welcome cultural diffusion from other societies. false true

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Maurinko [17]4 years ago

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I believe it's false.. from everything I am reading

ziro4ka [17]4 years ago

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FALSE

In fact, cultural diffusion is not a choice of every society, but a fact. We lived in a globalized society and connected 24 hours in the world news. Thus assimilating the culture of other societies becomes something relatively natural. It is clear that some cultural practices spread more easily. The United States is the largest disseminating country of its culture. American music, films, and the American way of life expand to other societies, but this is not a choice or a preference, it's a natural way in globalized economies.

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