In Canada,clubs and Fraternities

question 44

Multiple Choice

In Canada,clubs and fraternities

• A)often define membership on some shared identity.
• B)are a cross-cultural universal.
• C)are no longer an operational.
• D)serve as an example of a primary social group.
• E)are of great ritual importance but have no economic or political importance.

Describe the process and implications of changing racial and ethnic labels.

Understand the impact of immigration policies and attitudes on racial and ethnic groups in Canada.

Evaluate theories explaining prejudice, discrimination, and the creation of ethnic and racial identities.

Assess the role and outcomes of symbolic ethnicity in contemporary society.

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