A person's sense of belonging to a particular culture or group.

A person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors.

A person's physical appearance and characteristics.

A person's social status and economic class.

The ways in which cultures differ from each other.

The ways in which individuals within a culture differ from each other.

The ways in which cultures change over time.

The ways in which cultures interact with each other.

Race, ethnicity, and nationality.

Language, religion, and values.

Social class, economic status, and education.

All of the above.

Language barriers.

Cultural misunderstandings.

Prejudice and discrimination.

All of the above.

Learn about other cultures.

Be open-minded and tolerant of other cultures.

Challenge stereotypes and prejudices.

All of the above.

It promotes understanding and tolerance.

It fosters creativity and innovation.

It strengthens economies.

All of the above.

Support multicultural education.

Encourage cultural exchange programs.

Celebrate cultural diversity in the media.

All of the above.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural assimilation is the process of adopting the culture of the dominant group.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural assimilation is the process of becoming more like other members of one's own culture.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural assimilation is the process of changing one's physical appearance and characteristics to fit in with the dominant culture.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural assimilation is the process of changing one's social status and economic class to fit in with the dominant culture.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural relativism is the belief that all cultures are equally valid.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural relativism is the belief that all cultures are different and should be respected.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural relativism is the belief that all cultures are equal and should be treated with respect.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural relativism is the belief that all cultures are different and should be understood in their own context.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural appropriation is the adoption of elements of a culture by members of another culture.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural appropriation is the adoption of elements of a culture by members of another culture without understanding or respecting the culture's origins.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural appropriation is the adoption of elements of a culture by members of another culture without permission.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural appropriation is the adoption of elements of a culture by members of another culture for commercial gain.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural genocide is the deliberate destruction of a culture.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural genocide is the deliberate destruction of a culture's language, religion, and traditions.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural genocide is the deliberate destruction of a culture's physical artifacts and monuments.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural genocide is the deliberate destruction of a culture's social and economic institutions.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural imperialism is the imposition of one culture on another.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural imperialism is the imposition of one culture's values and beliefs on another.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural imperialism is the imposition of one culture's language and customs on another.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural imperialism is the imposition of one culture's economic and political system on another.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural hegemony is the dominance of one culture over others.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural hegemony is the dominance of one culture's values and beliefs over others.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural hegemony is the dominance of one culture's language and customs over others.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural hegemony is the dominance of one culture's economic and political system over others.

Cultural identity is a person's sense of belonging to a particular culture, while cultural hybridity is the blending of two or more cultures.

Cultural identity is a person's unique set of beliefs, values, and behaviors, while cultural hybridity is the blending of two or more cultures' values and beliefs.

Cultural identity is a person's physical appearance and characteristics, while cultural hybridity is the blending of two or more cultures' languages and customs.

Cultural identity is a person's social status and economic class, while cultural hybridity is the blending of two or more cultures' economic and political systems.