Exam 11: Cultures Within Cultures

Today,more than 260,000 ______ reside in the United States,primarily in California,Minnesota,and Wisconsin.

Immigration and acculturation policies in the United States have ranged from forced separation,such as in the case of slaves,to assimilation,such as in the case of Germans,to acceptance of the ______ of subcultures.

Those with the capability of speaking and comprehending the Spanish language,who claim ancestry from a Spanish-speaking country,and who identify with a shared culture are often labeled ______.

In addition to size,what other characteristic of the Hispanic market has drawn advertisers?

Spanglish is an example of ______.

The term Tejano refers to people born in California of Mexican ancestry.

Prior to the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway,how large was the population of Koreans as compared to that of Russians in the Russian Far East?

Automaker ______ established an "English Melting Pot School" for his employees.

Discuss the meanings of Latino and Mexican-American.

The term Latino refers to Spanish-speaking individuals who came from,or whose ancestors came from,anywhere in Latin America.

The trend today is to assimilate indigenous peoples into national cultures as quickly as possible.

Discuss the immigration history of the Koryo-saram.

Ethnic Koreans in post-Soviet states experienced ______.

Diaspora refers to groups who have been forced to move from one part of the world to another.

Discuss why Richard Rodriguez can say that Hispanic is a gringo contrivance.

What purposes does Spanglish serve?

On what bases do the Amish evaluate change?

Discuss the history of the treatment of indigenous languages by national governments.

Discuss the cultural values shared by Hispanics.

In comparing Amish cultural patterns to dominant U.S.cultural patterns,much attention must be given to how the Amish control ______.