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finlep [7]
3 years ago
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How is cultural exchange a part of globalization

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago
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cultural exchange is the act of sharing ones culture with another to improve understanding and making new friendships. This can help in globalization because a country can have a great influence on other countries if they have an alliance with other countries. The exchange of cultures can be beneficial to the world because it can lead to the booming of very profitable businesses such as google and Microsoft and Sony. Without cultural exchange there also wouldn't be any peace because without that understanding between countries this can lead to tensions between them because no country knows what the other is gonna do. All in all culural exchange is mandatory to promote peace and prosperity between nations.

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