Question

question 10 (1 point)
cultural relativism is based on the idea that:
standards created outside a specific cultural group always supersede the group’s own standards
the united nations is the final arbiter when it comes to determining what rights apply to whom
the final arbiter for determining rights should be a state’s people and their government
all individuals possess the rights found in the udhr regardless of citizenship or status

Explanation:

Cultural relativism emphasizes that a culture's own norms and values should be the basis for judging its practices, so the final arbiter for rights should be a state’s people and their government (aligning with cultural relativism’s focus on cultural/group - specific determination). The first option goes against cultural relativism (prioritizes external standards). The second (UN as final arbiter) and fourth (universal rights from UDHR) represent universalist approaches, not cultural relativism.

Answer:

The final arbiter for determining rights should be a state's people and their government