Exam 12: Multiculturalism

Indira and Rajesh Singh moved to Canada from India.They bought a house in Brampton Ontario,which has a large South Asian population.What might be one disadvantage for the Singhs of living in this ethnic enclave?

In Argentina,99% of the population speaks Spanish,97% of the country is white,and more than 90% are Roman Catholic.Because of its homogeneity in language,ethnicity,and religion,which term describes Argentina?

Statistics Canada projects that one of the fastest growing visible minority groups in Canada,who are expected to triple their current numbers by 2031 will be which group?

Statistics Canada projects that the Chinese-Canadian population will likely double by 2031.However,at the same time they will make up a smaller percentage of visible minorities than they do now.What will cause this?

The use of hyphenated identities,such as Japanese-Canadian and Italian-Canadian,personifies an ideal of multiculturalism-that recognized diverse groups can exist within a single peaceful society.What is this ideal called?

When is the annual Canadian Multiculturalism Day?

Statistics Canada projects that by 2031,at least 25% of people in Canada will be foreign-born,and more than half of these will likely be from where?

Martina describes her country as being made up of many different and distinct pieces.Its mix of ethnic groups,languages,and cultures co-exist peacefully and interdependently within society.Which theory has her country used in its development?

What formed the original basis of Canada's multiculturalism?

In Bolivia,men can marry at 16 and women at 14,if they have the permission of their parents or guardians. In this scenario,what is a typical viewpoint of people who believe in the concept of cultural relativism?