Tsodirins, the Minority Group in the Country of Renada, Faced

Multiple Choice

Tsodirins, the minority group in the country of Renada, faced hardship and subordination because of the dominant group in that country. Unable to fight the dominant group, they began to migrate to a nearby country that mostly had people belonging to their ethnicity. This resulted in Tsodirins becoming a majority group. In this case, the Tsodirins changed from a minority group to a majority group through ________.

A) pluralism
B) secession
C) fusion
D) assimilation