Multi-cultural History Ms. Janning. Unit 1: Who Am I? Essential Question: What is culture and how is it defined? Essential Questions: What is multiculturalism?

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Multi-cultural History Ms. Janning

Unit 1: Who Am I? Essential Question: What is culture and how is it defined? Essential Questions: What is multiculturalism?

Unit 2: Native Americans Essential Question: How would you describe the relationship between Native Americans and the Europeans?

Unit 3: European Americans Essential Question: How has immigration changed American society and culture?

Unit 4: African Americans Essential Question: What does the struggle of African Americans look like from the point of view of African Americans?

Unit 5: Hispanic Americans Essential Question: How has the geographic closeness of Latin American countries impacted the Hispanic American experience within the US?

Unit 6: Asian Americans Essential Question: How would you describe the history of Asian American immigration in the United States?

Unit 7: Muslim Americans Essential Question: How have Muslims influenced American society?

Unit 8: Jewish Americans Essential Question: What cultural and historical factors inspired Jews to immigrate to America?