ECB - GROUP 2

What is the purpose of the Americanization movement?

• Assimilate people of various cultures into a dominant culture.

• Become a US citizen

• Understand and commit to the principles of American life and work

• To fully participate in citizenship by foreign-born residents of the United States

Since when did the Americanization movement become more popular?

• mid-1990-2000

• 20th century

• 18th - 19th century

• 1991 - mid-2000

True or False: The process of Americanization should be perceived as a two-way process

• True

• False

When was the concept of Americanization expanded?

• During the years 1890 - 1990

• During the second part of the 18th and mid-20th centuries

• During the first part of the 19th and early 20th centuries

• During the second part of the 19th and early 20th centuries

What is the best way to convert immigrants into citizens, according to government officials?

• Culture

• Economics

• Education

• Politics

What did the Men's Christian Association (YMCA) do?

• Organize free classes on various topics

• Ask citizens to American history to sew, patch, and clean

• Conduct their language programs during the business day

• Promoting the American way of life

What is the impact of the Americanization process?

• Increased international capital mobility and income

• Promoting patriotism among immigrants

• Leading to a borderless world with a transnational economy and a greater flow of information

• It benefits societal issues such as gender equality and human rights

True/Fale: Countries argue that the rapid rise of American capitalism does not support them but also trivializes their cultural traditions.

• True

• Fale

What is the attractiveness of "cultural products" from the United States determined by?

• Media

• Growth

• Labor export

• Cultural identity

True/Fale: The assimilation of American culture into indigenous civilizations did not result in a loss of cultural diversity.

• True

• Fale