Exam 10: Immigration and Acculturation

Culture shock has only psychological symptoms and no physical symptoms.

Sojourners and expatriates live in a country for a specific purpose such as work.

Psychological symptoms of culture shock include insomnia,criticism of the new country,and emotional withdrawal.

Compare the aspects of immigration of Japanese into Brazil and of Koreans into Brazil.

The number of people counted as living outside their country of birth in 2013 was approximately ______.

A requirement for joining the EU,immigration policies are the same in every EU country.

______ refers to an immigrant's learning and adopting the norms and values of the new host culture.

Culture shock is a three-stage process.

Maintaining important parts of one's original culture as well as becoming an integral part of a new culture is ______.

The second wave of immigration was from 1904 to ______.

Western Europe is challenged with increasing immigration,particularly from ______ countries.

In what decade did Asian countries become major contributors of immigrants to the United States?

Maintaining one's original culture and not participating in a new culture is ______.

Name and discuss the types of people crossing cultural boundaries.

In what decade was the percentage of foreign-born in the United States the greatest?

By 1990,the Islamic population in the European Union was 40 million.

The Law of Return granted anyone with a Jewish mother the right to come to Israel as an oleh and become a citizen.

Acculturation is maintaining important parts of one's original culture as well as becoming an integral part of the new culture.

With immigration,countries may perceive challenges to ______ cultural identity.

Of the country's total population of 65 million in 2011,how large was the Muslim population of France?