Tattoos and Piercings as an individual identity.

Mined in the eastern region of the democratic republic of Congo.

The process in which a minority group is forced to live their lives a cetrain way due to another culture

The Berlin Conference divided up Africa to share among different nations. Their goal was to avoid conflict with other imperial powers, protect existing trade routes and gain control over natural resources. However, Indigenous peoples were not consulted.

Why are tattoos worn?

To make a statement, show marital status, membership, show important battles, journey or vision.

Northwest Caucasus and Vancouver Island, where languages are...

Avoid long description and explanations.

Kainai people, who are part of the Blackfoot Natuon, wanted their artifacts returned.

the amount of money earned by everyone in a country

the process of affirming and promoting people's individual and collective cultural identity

What is language? (According to anthropologist)

Examples of languages disappearing:

cultural changes that occur when two cultures accommodate or adapt to each other's worldview

Links between language and identity.

Language embodies the way a society thinks.

the amount of money earned by everyone in a country

A reduction in population caused by natural or human-made forces.

How did the Francophone Albertans affirm their collective identity?

By founding associations and institutions to affirm and protect their rights and to affirm their collective identity.

A reduction in population caused by natural or human-made forces.

Money, supplies, and other goods, as well as expertise, given by one country to another

the process in which a group become similar with one another

a process that occurs when people from different cultures come into contact and accept and create space for one another. The customs, traditions, technologies, beliefs and languages of both cultures may be affected.

the amount of money earned by everyone in a country

the use of electronic technology to integrate media such as newspapers, books, TV and the internet

Similar to slangs, but often used by members of professional collectives.

The reduction in or loss of industries.

Metal component of a cellphone- controls flow of electricity.

Why use slangs and Jargons?

Avoid long description and explanations.

the mass killing of human beings, especially a targeted group of people

Money, supplies, and other goods, as well as expertise, given by one country to another

By founding associations and institutions to affirm and protect their rights and to affirm their collective identity.

What connect you to people around the world.

Avoid long description and explanations.

Metal component of a cellphone- controls flow of electricity.

Many other countries have also pssed lasas and regulations about media content to help protect their cultural identities. The following are some examples...

How is Coltan a good example of becoming more connected?

Mined in the eastern region of the democratic republic of Congo.

the mass killing of human beings, especially a targeted group of people

The Berlin Conference divided up Africa to share among different nations. Their goal was to avoid conflict with other imperial powers, protect existing trade routes and gain control over natural resources. However, Indigenous peoples were not consulted.

Thanks to ? a shared interest connected soccer fans around the world.

something that has been passed on by those who lived in the past.

Similar to slangs, but often used by members of professional collectives.

the mass killing of human beings, especially a targeted group of people

in 1973 they had war with northern Alberta and changed their lives forever. Oil and gas in Lubicon Cree territory became very valuable

a published book called "Things Fall Apart" spoke of the oppression and discrimination of the Nigerians when European imperialist powers took over their land. The Nigerians lost their identity due to colonization and the imposing of Christianity. Igbo society was disrupted and destroyed with the coming of the Europeans.

The reduction in or loss of industries.

Hunting fishing and trapping

the effects on their way of life

Canada extended the idea of English and French as the country's official languages called...

a process that occurs when people from different cultures come into contact and accept and create space for one another. The customs, traditions, technologies, beliefs and languages of both cultures may be affected.

Controlled by the government

What are the Lubicon cree doing to affirm their identity

A reduction in population caused by natural or human-made forces.

the mass killing of human beings, especially a targeted group of people

Chief Bernard Ominayak and many Lubicon refused to give up their identity so they launched a campaign to win support they appealed to international organizations such as the world Council of churches they supported the lubicon and many other aboriginal people

What are the Lubicon cree doing to affirm their identity

Transnational Corporation

Companies that sell the same products worldwide

a process whereby progressively fewer individuals or organizations control increasing shares of the mass media.

Some of these organizations, such as .... are small community-based groups...

label assigned in WWI and WWII to people from countries that were at war with Canada. The rights of enemy aliens were sometimes restricted, and some even interned in camps.

Language embodies the way a society thinks.

the use of electronic technology to integrate media such as newspapers, books, TV and the internet

Companies that sell the same products worldwide

Language embodies the way a society thinks.

a process that occurs when people from different cultures come into contact and accept and create space for one another. The customs, traditions, technologies, beliefs and languages of both cultures may be affected.

savings that are achieved by producing, using, and buying things in large quantities

Around the world, various governments are developing programs, policies, and lasss to protect and promote language and culture.

By founding associations and institutions to affirm and protect their rights and to affirm their collective identity.

Similar to slangs, but often used by members of professional collectives.

variety in plant and animal species

Examples of languages disappearing:

Money, supplies, and other goods, as well as expertise, given by one country to another

the process in which a group become similar with one another

label assigned in WWI and WWII to people from countries that were at war with Canada. The rights of enemy aliens were sometimes restricted, and some even interned in camps.

Much of the television that Canadians watch is produced in the United States. Some Canadians believe that this puts Canadian stories, songs, myths, and dreams at risk. As a result...

organizations made up of volunteer workers and donations to gain public support in achieving specific goals. They may receive grants or contracts from governments. They may also influence government policies at national and international levels