How can the process of globalization pose a threat to traditional cultures?
a. free trade has allowed cultural traditions to travel too far from
their communities of origin.
b. unique cultural traditions can be lost as cultures around the world
become more similar.
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c. ancient cultural traditions cannot be effectively communicated
between cultures.
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d. new communication technology prevents communities from
sharing cultural traditions.

The answer is B

The correct answer is B) Unique cultural traditions can be lost as cultures around the world become more similar.

The process of globalization posed a threat to traditional cultures in that unique cultural traditions can be lost as cultures around the world become more similar.

As globalization promotes the connection of millions of people and the transmission of information and content throughout the world with no barriers, traditional cultures risk of losing its original identity and customs because the new generation is more immerse in mass media consumption of contents, imitating what they see on the internet and social media. New generations seem not so interested in the preservation of their traditional culture.

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