Set 3: Cross-Text Connections
Explanation
PASSAGE
Text 1 Globalization is often touted as the 'end of history', a process creating a unified global market and culture. It is viewed as an inevitable force of integration. Text 2 The resurgence of nationalism and protectionism in the 21st century contradicts this teleology. Nations are prioritizing sovereignty over integration, suggesting that globalization is not linear or inevitable, but a reversible political choice.
How does Text 2 counters the perspective in Text 1?
Detailed Explanation
Text 1: Inevitable integration/End of history. Text 2: Nationalism/Reversible political choice. Counter: Not inevitable/Reversible.
Key Evidence:
• "contradicts this teleology"
• "not linear or inevitable"
• "reversible"
Why others are wrong: B (Contradicts.), C (Observation.), D (No.).
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