The dominant ideology of a society that is disseminated through various institutions and media.

The resistance to the dominant ideology of a society.

The process by which a dominant culture influences and shapes other cultures.

The struggle between different cultures for dominance.

Antonio Gramsci

Karl Marx

Max Weber

Emile Durkheim

The dominance of Western culture in the global media.

The promotion of consumerism and individualism in capitalist societies.

The use of language to maintain social hierarchies.

All of the above.

The resistance to the dominant ideology of a society.

The struggle between different cultures for dominance.

The process by which a dominant culture influences and shapes other cultures.

The promotion of consumerism and individualism in capitalist societies.

The emergence of countercultures.

The creation of alternative media.

The use of art and music to express dissent.

All of the above.

Cultural hegemony is the opposite of cultural resistance.

Cultural hegemony is a necessary condition for cultural resistance.

Cultural hegemony and cultural resistance are independent of each other.

Cultural hegemony and cultural resistance are mutually exclusive.

The power of the dominant ideology.

The lack of resources and support.

The difficulty of creating alternative cultural forms and practices.

All of the above.

It provides a voice to the marginalized.

It challenges the status quo.

It promotes social change.

All of the above.

The Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

The anti-apartheid movement in South Africa.

The feminist movement.

All of the above.

By challenging dominant ideologies.

By supporting alternative cultural forms and practices.

By engaging in activism and protest.

All of the above.

Cultural hegemony is a form of power.

Cultural hegemony is a consequence of power.

Cultural hegemony is independent of power.

Cultural hegemony is opposed to power.

Through coercion and force.

Through consent and persuasion.

Through a combination of coercion and consent.

Through the absence of resistance.

It is always successful in maintaining its dominance.

It can be challenged and resisted.

It is only effective in certain societies.

It is only effective against certain groups of people.

The media is a tool for disseminating dominant ideologies.

The media is a tool for promoting cultural resistance.

The media is neutral and objective.

The media has no role in cultural hegemony.

By challenging dominant ideologies.

By creating alternative cultural forms and practices.

By engaging in activism and protest.

All of the above.