Which term means "the process by which two or more cultures become more similar

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miv72 [106K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Cultural Convergance

Explanation:

Think of this to help you remember

Cultural &' Plural share their root ending, -ral,  meaning at least 2 , but no less

Convergance is just a big word for bring together and make it one, equal or whole. So , Cultural Convergance , means the joining, combing or "converging/merging" together 2 or more reasonably different ways of living, different types of beliefs/morals, clothing needs to be made to accompany new styles to, more construction to meet population standards...

But to pretty much sumn up why Cultural Convergance is your correct answer

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