Globalization and French-American Culture
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Objective
I can analyze how globalization influences cultural exchange between France and America.
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Warm-up video
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Globalization connects the world through travel, trade, and the internet, allowing cultures to mix and share elements.
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Globalization can lead to cultural homogenization, where dominant cultures overwhelm smaller ones, potentially causing a loss of unique traditions and languages.
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To protect cultural diversity, people can practice glocalization, adapting global ideas to fit local cultures and valuing their own traditions while respecting others.
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Practice
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Define globalization in your own words, based on the video's explanation.
According to the video, what are two positive effects of globalization on culture?
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Exit ticket
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“Give one example of how American culture has influenced French culture due to globalization, and one example of how French culture has influenced American culture.”
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