continental crossroads, trade routes, ports and the borders of countries are places were cultural blending commonly begins.................................................................... BTW i am in 9th grade your call to use this info........
Cultural Diffusion Integration
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Answer this question… beliefs and ideas from another culture are introduced.
Cultural Interaction is when two or more different, native or non-native cultures or tribes interact or interfere with each other in a positive or negative way
Cultural diffusion occurs when ideas, practices, or beliefs are spread from one culture to another through contact, trade, migration, or technology exchange. This process can result in the blending of different cultural elements and the formation of new cultural practices and norms.
The four traits of cultural blending are: Migration Conquest Trade Persuit of Religous converts
Age Of Perciles
The Safavid Empire was in close proximity to major trade routes which promoted cultural blending
Cross-cultural interaction means to or more cultures are interacting or blending
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Blending cultures.
Cultural Diffusion Integration
China - 1968
The simplest form of cultural blending can be seen in the mixed relationship or marriage. Understand that people develop their perspective of the world first from the culture where they are raised, and it is this from this foundation that most people filter their perspectives about so many other things. Where cultures differ, even within a larger national culture, conflict rises. The largest problem or challenge presented by cultural blending is miscommunication or developing good lines of communication. This is largely the result of conflicts that rise between paradigms.
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The development of Swahili as a language was a result of cultural blending between various African Bantu languages and Arabic due to trade and interaction along the East African coast. This blending led to the formation of a unique language that incorporates elements from both Africa and the Arab world.