Exam 2: History, Culture, and Canadian Families

Prior to the 1960s,what did the traditional view of Quebec society emphasize?

Who were the first people to inhabit the territory we now call Canada?

_____________ is the term used to refer to a group of people who share a common cultural heritage.

According to the text,which of the following is NOT a common way in which immigrants keep their ethnic identity?

What effects might prejudice and discrimination have on Canadian families?

In the 2011 Census,which was the largest reported ethnic ancestry?

A _________________ refers to any group that holds less power than the dominant group.

Describe the four acculturation strategies adopted by individuals or groups and explain what effect they have on those who adopt them.

Lucia is proud of her Italian heritage.She speaks Italian with her family and friends,and still honours many Italian traditions.She has graduated from college and works as a social worker in Guelph and often goes out with her co-workers.Which acculturation strategy has Lucia adopted?

According to the text,what is social acceptability based on in much of Canada?

According to the text,how were Japanese Canadians treated during World War II?

Explain the difference between the acculturation policies of multiculturalism and the melting pot.

According to the text,in which area might immigrants find a poor fit between accustomed family roles and family life in Canada?

_____________ is a negative attitude toward an entire group of people.

Describe three difficulties that mixed-race families might face.

What did the Canadian Citizenship Act of 1947 do?

What did the 2006 Census find that most mixed-race marriages involve?

Which of the following most accurately describes Canadian immigrants prior to World War I?

In recent years,which country has been the primary source for inter-country adoptions?

Explain the differences between assimilation and integration as acculturation strategies.