| A | B |
|---|
| APARTHEID | A POLICY THAT KEEPS RACES SEPARATE, SUCH AS IN SOUTH AFRICA UNTIL 1989 |
| CULTURAL DIVERSITY | HAVING PEOPLE OF VARIOUS CULTURAL BACKGROUNDS IN AN AREA |
| MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES | BEING ABLE TO EXAMINE THINGS FROM DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW |
| POLITICAL ACTION GROUP | A SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP THAT ORGANIZES TO IMPACT PUBLIC POLICY |
| SUBCULTURE | A MINORITY GROUP WITHIN THE LARGER CULTURE |
| DISCRIMINATION | UNFAIR TREATMENT OF A PERSON OR GROUP BASED ON PREJUDICE |
| EXPLOITATION | TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OTHERS FOR SELFISH PURPOSES |
| GENOCIDE | THE ATTEMPT TO DESTROY A RELIGIOUS OR ETHNIC GROUP |
| HOLOCAUST | THE EFFORT BY THE NAZIS IN GERMANY TO ELIMINATE JEWS; 6 MILLION JEWS WERE KILLED |
| INDIGENOUS PEOPLE | POPULATION NATIVE TO AN AREA |
| MINORITIES | CULTURAL SUBGROUPS IN A LARGER CULTURE |
| ASSIMILATION | BEING ABSORBED INTO OR ADOPTING CHARACTERISTICS OF ANOTHER CULTURE |
| CULTURE | ALL SOCIALLY TRANSMITTED BEHAVIOR PATTERNS; ART, BELIEFS, INSTITUTIONS,& OTHER PRODUCTS OF HUMAN THOUGHT |
| GLOBALIZATION | THE ACT OF MAKING SOMETHING WORLDWIDE IN SCOPE OR APPLICATION |
| IMMIGRATION | MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE TO ONE REGION/COUNTRY FROM ANOTHER REGION/COUNTRY |
| SALAD BOWL | A TERM USED IN THE UNITED STATES TO EMPHASIZE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GROUPS OF PEOPLE MORE THAN THEIR SIMILARITIES. |
| MELTING POT | A TERM USED IN THE UNITED STATES TO EMPHASIZE THE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN GROUPS OF PEOPLE MORE THAN THEIR DIFFERENCES. |
| CULTURAL EXCHANGE | IS WHEN CULTURES ADOPTED WORDS, FOODS, CUSTOMS AND OTHER ASPECTS OF ANOTHER CULTURE. |
| CULTURAL DIFFUSION | THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND PRODUCTS BETWEEN CULTURES (SAME AS EXCHANGE). |
| PREJUDICE | AN UNFAVORABLE OPINION OR FEELING FORMED BEFOREHAND OR WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE, THOUGHT OR REASON. |
| BILINGUAL EDUCATION | SCHOOLING IN WHICH THOSE NOT FLUENT IN THE STANDARD OR NATIONAL LANGUAGE ARE TAUGHT IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE. |
| STEREOTYPE | A CONVENTIONAL AND OVER SIMPLIFIED OPINION OR IMAGE OF A PERSON OR GROUP OF PEOPLE. |
| ACCULTURATION | THE PROCESS OF ADOPTING THE CULTURAL TRAITS OR SOCIAL PATTERNS OF ANOTHER GROUP (SAME AS ASSIMILATION). |
| Brain Drain | Doctors and scientists, commonly move form poorer countries to Europe or the United States, leaving their home countries with shortages in those fields. |
| Guest Workers | Computer industry needed more skilled workers, the immigrants invited to fill those positions. |
