A cultural difference that often confronts American tourists visiting Europe is that almost all rental cars are equipped with a five-speed manual transmission. However, in American culture, automatic transmissions are the norm and, hence, many American tourists have little or no experience in operating a clutch, shifting gears, and other aspects of driving a manual transmission vehicle. The difference between European drivers who are comfortable driving manual transmission automobiles and these American tourists corresponds to the concept of: Group of answer choices global structures of common difference embodied cultural capital symbolic capital practices of de-commodification economic capital