________ Was the Historical Event That Convinced American Scholars That

question 78

Multiple Choice

________ was the historical event that convinced American scholars that not all social movements can be explained in terms of simply satisfying the psychological needs of their members.

• A) The civil rights movement
• B) Protestantism
• C) McCarthyism
• D) The rise of Nazi Germany

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Definitions:

Multiculturalism

Multiculturalism is a societal approach that recognizes, values, and promotes cultural diversity and inclusivity.

Cultural Identities

The identification with or sense of belonging to a particular group based on various cultural categories including nationality, ethnicity, religion, and language.

Cultural Relativism

The principle that an individual's beliefs and activities should be understood by others in terms of that individual's own culture, emphasizing that no culture is superior to another.

Social Dominance Orientation

A theory describing an individual's level of preference for inequality among social groups, with higher levels indicating a preference for hierarchy and dominance over lower-status groups.