Question

Which of the following statements correctly represents the difference between acculturation and assimilation?
A. Assimilation occurs when a group is fully integrated into another culture, and acculturation occurs when
a group adopts some beliefs of another culture but remains distinct from other groups.
B. Assimilation occurs when cultures adopt the customs of other cultures for their own benefit, and
acculturation occurs when one aspect of a culture is spread from one society to another.
C. Assimilation occurs when a group adopts some beliefs of another culture but remains distinct from other
groups, and acculturation occurs when a group is fully integrated into another culture.
D. Assimilation occurs when one aspect of a culture is spread from one society to another, and
acculturation occurs when cultures adopt the customs of other cultures for their own benefit.

Answer 1

Explanation:

A. Assimilation occurs when a group is fully integrated into another culture, and acculturation occurs when  a group adopts some beliefs of another culture but remains distinct from other groups.

Cultural exchange has been integral to human society, as cultures change over time. Migration, and commerce has frequently facilitated this process; cultural elements diffuse throughout groups, and as a result, these are adopted in different contexts When groups undergo complete integration to a separate, distinct culture, this process is called assimilation. However, different groups may exchange cultural elements, or adopt some form of another group's culture with each while remaining separate and distinct in acculturation.

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Answer 2

Answer:

traits from one culture are adapted by another

Explanation: