Exam 10: Immigration and Acculturation

Name and discuss major contributing countries to immigration into the United States.

Of the ways to acquire citizenship,jus sanguinis or by ______ states that if your parents are citizens of a country,you are a citizen of that country no matter where you were born.

In what decade did countries from the Western Hemisphere become major contributors of immigrants to the United States?

Identify categories of acculturation.

Discuss the fast-growing group in the United States from 2000 to 2010.

United States immigrants ranked first in overall assimilation.

The stages of culture shock in order are ______.

Pennsylvania welcomed all ______ settlers on equal terms and as equal participants in the colony.

Migration influences both origin and destination countries.

An asylee is a person who is seeking refuge in another country for political reasons.

Each major wave of immigrants to the United States experienced ______.

An immigrant's learning and adopting the norms and values of a new host culture is called ______.

______ refers to losing one's cultural identity and not having any psychological contact with the larger society.

Discuss the ways in which immigration affects Israel politically and culturally.

______ culture shock may occur upon a sojourner's return to the home country.

In Israel,citizenship may be acquired by birth,residence,naturalization,or the Law of ______.

An individual experiencing cultural shock has achieved ______ when they have developed the ability to cope comfortably in both the home and new cultures.

Reverse culture shock occurs when the home culture is compared adversely to the admired aspects of the new culture.

Discuss the issues related to immigration to Brazil,followed by a discussion of the waves of immigration to Brazil.

A person who lives in a country for a limited period of time,from as little as 6 months to as long as 5 years,with a specific and goal-oriented purpose such as education is a(n)______.