4E4_Cultural Globalisation Sourcework by Ms Tamil

jan

2022-04-29 03:09:11 UTC

- positive impact
- homogenisation brings people together. racially diverse customers ordering the same food from a macdonalds store shows that despite their different cultures, the consumers all support the food produced by a western food chain
- the man in the back of the queue says “me too! who says we all can’t get along?!”

reza

2022-04-29 03:09:36 UTC

positive

increased unity and connectedness around the world

“cultural barriers are broken down to increase harmony”
or
“increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture”

2022-04-29 03:09:41 UTC

positive impact

key impact: it allows different cultures to be known throughout the world

supporting evidence: 'Globalisation/interconnections are also giving a voice to people from various cultures.'
'globalization allows for cuisines of various nations to be explored by people across the world'

2022-04-29 03:09:49 UTC

More restaurants of different cultures and ethnicity popping up means that people will have more opportunities to explore different traditions,religion through food and increases future possibilities and combinations of fusion dishes.

Luyi

2022-04-29 03:11:06 UTC

Key impact:(positive) strengthen the bonds between different cultures

Evidence: man in the cartoon says "Me too! Who says we all can't get along?" when everyone in line orders the same thing from a Mcdonalds

huiyu and putri

2022-04-29 03:11:11 UTC

positive impact- homogenisation is bringing everyone closer and can understand each other despite not being in the same race or religion. “Even if it means the loss of cultural diversity, it increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture”.

Ervin and Kyan

2022-04-29 03:11:29 UTC

Negative Impact

The Japanese people protested in Tokyo for less screen time for Korean entertainment.

Evidence: ""We do not want to watch Korean TV dramas," protesters chanted, adding that Fuji TV should not force people to watch programs they did not want to see"

2022-04-29 03:11:43 UTC

Positive Impact.
Key Impact: People of different races have the same preference of food. They all like the same type of food since they’re buying from the same fast food joint.
Evidence: “Me too! Who says we all can’t get along?!”

abigail

2022-04-29 03:12:10 UTC

- positive impact
- people can be more united through fusion and exchange of cultures
- “it increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture. Culture barriers are broken down to increase harmony.”

Rachel & Maverick

2022-04-29 03:12:56 UTC

- Negative impacts
- Causes discontent with the provision of entertainment
- “ Fuji TV should not force people to watch programs they did not want to see “

Euniii and pramm

2022-04-29 03:13:36 UTC

Positive impact :)

The impact of cultural globalisation in source B is tightening bonds through the sense of joined culture as well as cultural differences, which has not limited people to be harmonious together.

“It increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture. Cultural barriers are broken down to increase harmony”

Deon & Kaviya

2022-04-29 03:14:08 UTC

Source C
Negative impact
The key impact of Source C is that it caused cultural homogenisation. There is a racial conflict as the Japanese citizens do not like their local channels supporting Korean shows.
The evidence is, “Japanese demonstrators held a rally in downtown Tokyo to demand less broadcast time for Korean dramas and music videos by a local television station.”

2022-04-29 03:14:31 UTC

Negative impact

Japanese shows should be prioritize over Korean shows as Korean shows are overtaking the Japanese shows in Japan

"Japanese demonstrators held a rally in downtown Tokyo to demand less broadcast time for Korean dramas and music videos by a local television station."

celeste and chloe

2022-04-29 03:15:47 UTC

- positive impact
- one’s sense of belonging is improved through a culture that everyone can relate to
- “Your morning cappuccino is the same thing no matter where you are sipping it in Tokyo, New York or Bangkok.”

nadiah

2022-04-29 03:16:17 UTC

Positive impact
Heightens unity and diminishes hostility through collective culture and elimination of cultural barriers.

“Even if it means the loss of cultural diversity, it increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture. Cultural barriers are broken down to increase harmony.”

Aaron and muthu

2022-04-29 03:16:54 UTC

Negative impact

Japanese demonstrators protesting to stop Korean shows and music videos from being feature on Japanese television. Costumers aren’t racially diverse and do not wish to be exposed to different cultural , more protesters in other countries would want to protest to stop broadcasting Korean shows. This would lead to Korean shows not being able to spread globally.

-Japanese demonstrators held a rally in downtown Tokyo to demand less broadcast time for Korean dramas and music videos by local television station

Hari

2022-04-29 03:21:50 UTC

- negative impact
- Japanese is unhappy that they hardly receive any cultural content due to the Korean wave.
- Japanese demonstrators held a rally in downtown Tokyo to demand less broadcast time for Korean dramas and music videos by a local television station. "We do not want to watch Korean TV dramas,” protesters chanted.

rufis

2026-05-14 04:43:30 UTC

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