In order to acquire a common culture, members of a society must have a common:
A) religion.
B) language.
C) history.
D) goal.

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Language is necessary for effective communication and dissemination of cultural values, norms, and beliefs. A common language facilitates the transfer of knowledge, ideas and traditions from one generation to another, making it the most essential component of a shared culture. Religion, history, and goals can be different or even conflicting among members of a society, so they cannot be considered as common cultural elements.

In Order to Acquire a Common Culture, Members of a Society