What is a consequence of cultural absolutism?

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Katen [24]3 years ago

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The correct answer is - B. Being intolerant of other cultures.

The cultural absolutism in essences is a situation in which one culture totally dominates in a society. The dominant culture is not allowing the other cultures to come to surface, suppresses them, and tries to destroy them, be it gradually or as quickly as possible. The cultural absolutism often creates tensions between people of different cultures, so the members of the dominant culture tend to be more aggressive towards people that have and practice other culture, with the violence also being a part of it. This type of occurrence is mostly witnessed in countries in which either a far left or far right is on charge and controls the things.

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