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  • Syncretistic cross in Acolmán, Mexico (c. 1560s), with the face of Jesus Christ shown at the centre and the crossbar showing foliage representing the world tree connecting the underworld to the heavens.
    acculturation

    Incorporation refers to the free borrowing and modification of cultural elements and occurs when people of different cultures maintain contact as well as political and social self-determination. It may involve syncretism, a process through which people create a new synthesis of phenomena that differs from…

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    Incorporation refers to the free borrowing and modification of cultural elements and occurs when people of different cultures maintain contact as well as political and social self-determination. It may involve syncretism, a process through which people create a new synthesis of phenomena that differs from…

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