Arguments That Pit Human Rights Against Culture Depend on the Assumption

question 18

Multiple Choice

Arguments that pit human rights against culture depend on the assumption that

• A) Cultures are homogeneous.
• B) Cultures are unchanging.
• C) Each society has one culture that its members have to follow.
• D) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Old Country

A term often used by immigrants or descendants referring nostalgically to the country of their or their ancestors' origin.

Internal Colonialism

A concept explaining the uneven effects of economic development on a regional basis, resulting in a dominant region exploiting the resources of a marginalized group within the same nation.

Aboriginal Peoples

Indigenous groups native to a particular region, distinguished by cultural, linguistic, and historical characteristics, often with a distinct relationship to their ancestral lands.

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