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Define the term culture a group of people who have the same beliefs habits customs and values
What are the characteristics of a culture. There are 7 language they speak, the type of food they eat, Traditions, type of clothing, religion, music art and customs, history
What makes your culture unique? dance,music,history,greetings
what is acculturation When people from another culture enter a new country. They must adapt or assimilate to some degree
what is multicultural groups of people from many cultures and ethnic backgrounds
what is Ethnocentrism the attitude that one culture is best and that all cultures should be compared with it.
what is assimilation the process of making the minority culture resemble the dominant culture
what is an example of ethnocentrism In the late 1800s the canadian goverment believed that the best way to deal with aboriginal people where to make them white
who ran the residential schools the federal government and the churches
to meet your needs ad wants you need... Money
getting your needs and wats depends upon your cultures... Economy
Countries must _______ import and export in order to meet the needs and wants for their ________ Trade and people
what is economic patterns The way a culture organizes to obtain food, shelter, clothing, and water.
Define industrial patterns Production of goods on a large scale. These cultures depend on machines to obtain the things they need
Define non industrial cultures Have little mass produced industry, most work is done manually
Canadas government is a federal system of government that has different levels... Federal provincial and municipal
according to canadas ___________ , each lvel has designated areas for which it is responsible constitution
in a __________ system, levels of government have their powers and responsibilities outlines in the constitution federal
The federal level of government has responsibilities for such areas as taxation, defence, postal service, criminal law, Currency, banking, airnavigation, unemployment insurance, immigration, broadcasting
the provincial level of government has responsibility for such areas as Civil law, direct taxation, hospitals, education, natural resources, provincial courts, prisons, social security
Municipal levels of government make decisions about Streets and local roads, garbage collection, libraries, firefighting,recreation facilities, police service,property taxes,local parks,snow removal,bus transportation
__________________ are the ways in which people make decisions and settle their differences Political patterns
Canada is a democracy whereas china is a ... Communist country
Name three types of physical power child being spanked, disagreement, terrorism and war
Name three types of economic power raising or stopping childs allowance,workers may stop working due to disagreement with a management decision, governments may stop trades if they disagree with what the country is doing
what is south africa arpetheid policy a political system in south africa that seperated the different people living there and gave privileges to the European
Define arpetheid was a system of racial segregation based on separateness
who was the first president of south africa to be elected in a fully representative democracy Nelson mandela
How long was the boycott in the united states 381 days
How old was parks when she died 92
a sanction is... power used to control unacceptable behaviour
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