Social Unit 1 Review: Globalization

Front 1

Culture

Back 1

The behaviours, beliefs and characteristics for a certain ethnic, social or age group

Front 2

Beliefs

Back 2

The confidence in something that is not apparenet or proved (can't hold it in your hand)

Front 3

Values

Back 3

The importance of something to someone, something that you practice

Front 4

Characteristics of a Culture

Back 4

Languages, Location, Practices and Government

Front 5

The Royal Commission of Bilingualism and Biculturalism

Back 5

The evaluation of the equal use of French and English in Canada because of the restless Quebecers

Front 6

The Official Languages Act

Back 6

Declares French and English as the official languages of Canada

Front 7

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Back 7

Applies to anyone on Canadian soil, the list of freedoms and rights everyone in Canada has. The government reserves the right to override some of them

Front 8

Migration

Back 8

Systematic movements of people in a country

Front 9

Immigration

Back 9

Introduction of new people into a population

Front 10

Emigration

Back 10

Leaving one country to go to another

Front 11

Push-Pull Theory

Back 11

Why someone would leave their country to move into another one e.g. reasons to come and reasons to go (Ellis Island)

Front 12

Accomodation

Back 12

People change their behaviours in order to be more helpful to others (e.g. saying "soccer" instead of "football")

Front 13

Integration

Back 13

Sharing between two cultures

Front 14

Assimilation

Back 14

Making everything similar - globalization

Front 15

Acculturation

Back 15

an adaptation of several cultures into one but not completely abandoning the original

Front 16

Marginalization

Back 16

Pushing someone to the margins of society socially because of their differences