What is a primary goal of multicultural societies?
A. making sure that all new immigrants assimilate to the dominant culture
B. making signs available in every language that is spoken
C. deciding which language should be the primary language spoken by everyone in public settings
D. having people with different ways of life try to coexist
Answer: D
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Resource mobilization theory argues that social movements develop
a. When strong leadership is able to encourage people to join b. When people feel there is something to be gained by protesting and the potential gains outweigh the potential costs c. When people who are dissatisfied have the resources to build a social movement d. When people have developed a strong network for communication among members of their group
It is rare for a society to be culturally uniform
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
One of the rules for a speaker in the speaker-listener technique is to:
A) try to solve the problem while you have the floor. B) be sure to make your turn long enough so that all problems are on the table. C) stop and let a listener paraphrase what you have just said. D) talk about your perceptions of your listener's motives or point of view.
What is one difference between Canada and the United States in terms of race relations?
a. The U.S. government, unlike Canada's, has apologized to its native peoples for past injustices. b. Canada's race relations have been markedly less violent than those in the U.S. c. The U.S. has adopted a more pluralist approach to assimilation than Canada. d. Canada has more of a general attitude towards accommodation in their recent history.