The Use of Hyphenated Identities, Such as Japanese-Canadian and Italian-Canadian

question 9

Multiple Choice

The use of hyphenated identities, such as Japanese-Canadian and Italian-Canadian, personifies an ideal of multiculturalism-that recognized diverse groups can exist within a single peaceful society.What is this ideal called?

• A)cultural relativism
• B)assimilation
• C)bilingualism
• D)cultural pluralism

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Euro

The official currency of the Eurozone, which is used by most European Union countries and is one of the world's major currencies.

Exchange Rate

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Japanese Yen

The official currency of Japan, often symbolized as ¥ and known for being one of the most traded currencies in the foreign exchange market.

U.S. Dollar

The official currency of the United States, widely used as a standard currency in international markets.