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Social Studies, 06.07.2019 12:30 schuenkelisa

When patti sue took her world tour, she had lunch at mcdonald's in tokyo, ate dinner at the hard rock cafe in hong kong, purchased clothes at macy's in london, and was entertained at a disney show featuring mickey mouse and pluto in paris. this homogenization of cultures around the world is called: ?

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