The Topangins are a minority group in the Canary Island, with a set of preferences, attitudes, and taboos, distinct from that of the national culture. Therefore, they are often overlooked when foreign businesses choose to customize their products for the inhabitants of the islands. The Toro-Hessian community is an example of ________.

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Answer:

subculture

Explanation:

  • When a group of people within a culture separate themselves from the parent culture by developing their ideas, beliefs as well as cultural, political and sexual values, then such a group of people is known as a subculture.
  • A subculture though has several new norms and ideas, they often maintain the founding principles of the culture.
  • In the given situation, the Topangins have a different set of preferences, attitudes, and taboos as compared to the national culture of the Canary island and therefore, they form a subculture.