To preserve and promote traditional cultural practices.

To adapt cultural practices to modern contexts.

To create new cultural practices that reflect contemporary values.

To eliminate cultural practices that are no longer relevant.

Teaching traditional language and cultural skills to younger generations.

Creating cultural festivals and events that showcase traditional practices.

Establishing cultural centers and museums that preserve and display cultural artifacts.

All of the above.

Technology can be used to document and preserve cultural practices.

Technology can be used to share cultural knowledge and practices with a wider audience.

Technology can be used to create new cultural expressions that reflect contemporary values.

All of the above.

Lack of interest among younger generations.

Loss of cultural knowledge and skills due to assimilation.

Cultural appropriation and commodification.

All of the above.

Cultural revitalization can strengthen community identity and pride.

Cultural revitalization can promote social cohesion and unity.

Cultural revitalization can contribute to economic development through cultural tourism.

All of the above.

The revival of the Hawaiian language in Hawaii.

The revitalization of traditional Maori weaving in New Zealand.

The establishment of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.

All of the above.

Cultural revitalization can help to preserve cultural diversity in the face of globalization.

Cultural revitalization can promote intercultural understanding and dialogue.

Cultural revitalization can contribute to sustainable development by promoting cultural heritage and traditional knowledge.

All of the above.

Learning about and participating in traditional cultural practices.

Supporting cultural organizations and initiatives.

Advocating for policies that support cultural revitalization.

All of the above.

Cultural revitalization is a necessary condition for cultural resilience.

Cultural resilience is a necessary condition for cultural revitalization.

Cultural revitalization and cultural resilience are independent processes.

None of the above.

Preservation of cultural heritage.

Promotion of cultural diversity.

Economic development.

Cultural homogenization.

Cultural revitalization can help to address historical injustices and promote reconciliation.

Cultural revitalization can empower marginalized communities and promote social inclusion.

Cultural revitalization can challenge stereotypes and promote intercultural understanding.

All of the above.

Cultural revitalization can promote traditional knowledge and practices that are sustainable.

Cultural revitalization can help to protect and conserve natural resources.

Cultural revitalization can promote cultural tourism and economic development.

All of the above.

Respecting the rights and interests of indigenous peoples and local communities.

Ensuring that revitalization efforts are inclusive and participatory.

Avoiding cultural appropriation and commodification.

All of the above.

By measuring the number of people participating in cultural activities.

By assessing the impact of revitalization efforts on cultural identity and pride.

By evaluating the economic benefits of cultural revitalization.

All of the above.

Providing funding and resources for cultural revitalization initiatives.

Developing policies that support cultural diversity and cultural rights.

Promoting intercultural dialogue and understanding.

All of the above.