According to Gitlin, American culture is popular World-wide because:
a. it is pre-tested on a heterogeneous public.
b. it is culturally diverse, because the U.S. is culturally diverse.
c. our stories come from everywhere in the World.
d. All of the above
Question 2
Zweig argues that the capitalist
a. does not need to work.
b. works, but his or her work is different from those who work for him or her.
c. works, and his or her work is remarkably similar to those of his or her employees. The difference is in the fact that his or her income is greater.
d. must work harder than employees in order to succeed.
Old-growth redwood forest in western North America. Redwoods are the tallest trees in the world, wit
American Red Squirrel
World fossil fuel consumption since 1950
Santiago Calatrava, Port Authority Trans Hudson (PATH) station, World Trade Center site.
World Regions in Global Context: Peoples, Places, and Environments
Art and culture