The term 'Cocacolonization' is a modern critique of cultural imperialism that refers to:
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Correct answer: The spread of American consumer culture over local traditions
This term highlights how global brands and media can act as a form of 'soft power.' It suggests that economic dominance often leads to the erosion of local cultural diversity in favor of a homogenized Western culture.
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