The Assumption That "We Are All the Same," Otherwise Known

question 81

Multiple Choice

The assumption that "we are all the same," otherwise known as the "melting pot myth," is known as

• A)homogeneity.
• B)multiculturalism.
• C)pluralism.
• D)ethnocentrism.
• E)racism.

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