Identity
THIS IS A RESULT OF TRAITS THAT MAKE UP A PERSON’S SENSE OF INDIVIDUALITY.
Individual identity
THIS TYPE OF GLOBALIZATION CONCERNS TRADE AND WORLD ECONOMIES.
Economic globalization
THIS METHOD OF COMMUNICATION IS A KEY ASPECT OF IDENTITY.
Language
THIS IS THE RESULT OF CULTURAL HOMOGENIZATION.
THIS DESCRIBES ACCEPTING AND ALLOWING FOR DIFFERENCES IN A SOCIETY.
Accommodation
THIS IS A RESULT OF TRAITS THAT ARE SHARED BY A GROUP OF PEOPLE.
Collective identity
THIS IS THE PROCESS OF SOCIETIES AND ECONOMIES BECOMING MORE CONNECTED AND RELIANT ON EACH OTHER.
Globalization
THIS IS A PERSON WHO SPEAKS FRENCH.
Francophone
THIS DESCRIBES WHEN THE SAME POPULAR CULTURE IS CONSUMED ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Universalization of pop culture
Integration
THIS IS A FACTOR OF IDENTITY.
Traditions, language, spirituality, the arts, relationship to land, attire, role models
THE TERM "GLOBAL VILLAGE" WAS COINED BY THIS MAN TO DESCRIBE HOW THE WORLD IS SHRINKING BECAUSE OF TECHNOLOGY.
THIS LAW WAS PASSED IN QUEBEC TO PROTECT THE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE.
Bill 101 (French Language Charter)
THIS DESCRIBES WHEN A MINORITY CULTURE IS ABSORBED, USUALLY RESULTING IN LOSS OF LANGUAGE.
Assimilation
THIS DESCRIBES AN EFFORT TO RESTORE NEW LIFE TO A CULTURE.
Cultural revitalization
THESE ARE CHARACTERISTICS GIVEN TO A SOCIETY THAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE TRUE, BUT ARE USED TO PROVIDE A VERY GENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF THAT SOCIETY.
Stereotypes
THIS IS A TERM USED TO DESCRIBE HOW COUNTRIES RELY ON EACH OTHER IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD.
Interdependent
THIS SET OF RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES GUARANTEES STUDENTS AN EDUCATION IN ENGLISH OR FRENCH.
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
THIS DESCRIBES WHEN A GROUP OF PEOPLE IS LEFT OUT OR DEVALUED.
Marginalization
THIS DESCRIBES FEELING PROUD OF YOUR IDENTITY AND SEEING IT REFLECTED BACK TO YOU IN SOCIETY.
Identity affirmation
THIS IS A SOCIETY THAT PROTECTS AND VALUES DIVERSITY.
Pluralistic
Political globalization
THIS LAW MADE CANADA OFFICIALLY BILINGUAL AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL.
Official Languages Act
THIS IS UNLIKE ASSIMILATION BECAUSE IT INVOLVES A GROUP CHOOSING TO CHANGE.
Acculturation
THIS IS WHEN ASPECTS OF TWO CULTURES MIX, RESULTING IN SOMETHING NEW.
Hybridization