Exam 10: Immigration and Acculturation

Which of the following states has half of the illegal immigrants in the United States?

Losing one's cultural identity and not having any psychological contact with the larger society is ______.

Between the years 1450 and 1870,the largest number of slaves was brought to ______.

Discuss true integration and contrast integration and assimilation.

What factors contributed to Germany changing its asylum law?

The first stage of culture shock is sometimes called the "______ stage."

The collapse of the ______ resulted in a major increase in immigration into Israel.

Today's U.S.immigration policy is largely derived from that of what colony?

Descendants of Confederates who immigrated to Brazil successfully resisted assimilation.

Approximately 35-40% of the U.S.population can trace their heritage to a family member who passed through the immigration processing station at ______.

Giving up one's original cultural identity and moving into full participation in a new culture is ______.

The first stage of culture shock is irritation and hostility.

Discuss the role of the Great Depression in U.S.immigration.

Create a hypothetical situation describing an individual experiencing culture shock.

Name and discuss the symptoms and the stages of culture shock as well as reverse culture shock.

Marginalization is losing one's cultural identity and not having any psychological contact with the larger society.

Of the ways to acquire citizenship,______ states that if you are born within the borders of a country,you are automatically a citizen.

Unlike in Australia,Canada,and the United States,immigration to ______ is a recent phenomenon.

Discuss Muslim immigration into Western Europe.

Approximately how many immigrants entered the Western Hemisphere between 1846 and 1932?