Michael and brooke are visiting france for the first time. while they enjoy visiting the museums and historical sites, they can't but criticize the people and their culture. they specifically wished that more people would speak english and were troubled by the strangeness of french cuisine. michael and brooke's behavior best exemplifies

The correct answer would be, Michael and Brooke's behavior best exemplifies Ethnocentrism.

Explanation:

When people judge one's culture on the basis of preconceptions that they had in the values and standards of one's own culture, it is called as Ethnocentrism. In Ethnocentrism, people judge other's culture on the basis of their own cultural beliefs and values. This judgement is normally about the language, customs, behavior and religion of the other's culture.

So in this question, When Michael and Brooke visited France, they wished that more people would speak English and they were troubled by the French Cuisine. So their this act shows Ethnocentrism.

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