6.15C Multicultural Society

What is a melting pot? 

• To become like the people of a country in ways of behaving and thinking. 
• A society of people from different cultures and races that merge into a homogeneous society. 
• To join or cause a social group to join in society as a whole. 
• A group of people of a different are from the main group of a country. 

What is assimilation? 

• A person from a foreign country who may stay and work in a county for their personal safety. 
• A society of people from different cultures and races that merge into a homogeneous society. 
• To become like the people of a country in ways of behaving and thinking. 
•   A group of people of a different are from the main group of a country. 

Define 'Multicultural'. 

• A word to describe society of people from different cultures and races where all the cultures are respected. 
• A society of people from different cultures and races that merge into a homogeneous society. 
• A group of people of a different race from the main group of a country. 
• A person from a foreign country who may stay and work in a county for their personal safety. 

A way of life for a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs

• cultural diffusion

• culture

• ethnic groups

• culture region

The spread of cultural items from one culture to another

• culture

• culture traits

• multiculturalism

• cultural diffusion

Food, clothing, technology, beliefs and language that the people of a particular culture share

• culture traits

• multiculturism

• cultural diffusion

• culture

Multiculturalism is...

• Many different ethnic groups living together in the same society.

• Many different people living in cities.

• People from many nations joining a culture.

The attitude of accepting different ways of thinking, being or living is called

• Acceptance
• Tolerance
• Comprehension
• Tradition

The act of discrimination based on skin colour is called

• Colour blind
• Racism
• Colourism
• Skin heads

Shared ideas about what is right or wrong in a group are called

• Ideals
• Values
• Judgements
• Convictions