2. This photograph (Fig. 4.9) of Sun City, South Africa celebrates traditional South African culture. raises questions about the authenticity of places. portrays South Africa as a backward and poor. portrays the site as a global place. All of the above. 3. This graph (Table 5.2) suggests that the U.S. Census Bureau doesn’t count American Indians. that in 2050 the Alone” population will decline. “Asian that in 2050 the Alone” population will change significantly “Black that in 2050 the non Hispanic” “White, population will no longer be the majority population in the United States. All of the above.
2. This photograph (Fig. 4.9) of Sun City, South Africa celebrates traditional South African culture. raises questions about the authenticity of places. portrays South Africa as a backward and poor. portrays the site as a global place. All of the above. 3. This graph (Table 5.2) suggests that the U.S. Census Bureau doesn’t count American Indians. that in 2050 the “Asian Alone” population will decline. that in 2050 the “Black Alone” population will change significantly that in 2050 the “White, non Hispanic” population will no longer be the majority population in the United States. All of the above.
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