Critics of Multiculturalism Contend That If Multicultural Education Were Accepted

question 18

Multiple Choice

Critics of multiculturalism contend that if multicultural education were accepted uncritically, it could

• A) result in the failure to transmit the essential information about shared culture.
• B) blur the contributions of each separate culture.
• C) cause children to forget their individual cultural heritage.
• D) offset the effect of the "melting pot" approach.

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