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fagboi

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A situation in which there are many substantial sets of beliefs, some of which contrast with one another, is described as
 
  a. cultural orthodoxy.
  b. cultural heterogeneity.
  c. cultural diversity.
  d. cultural homogeneity.
  e. multiculturalism.

Question 2

A situation in which the vast majority of the population has similar values and a common system of meaning is described as having
 
  a. cultural orthodoxy.
  b. cultural heterogeneity.
  c. cultural diversity.
  d. cultural homogeneity.
  e. cultural uniformity.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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