Introduction to Multiculturalism. Multiculturalism  The study of ethnicity or cultural diversity within the U.S.  Why is studying Multiculturalism Important?

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Introduction to Multiculturalism

Multiculturalism  The study of ethnicity or cultural diversity within the U.S.  Why is studying Multiculturalism Important? The United States is made up of at least 150 different ethnic groups. The United States is made up of at least 150 different ethnic groups. In order to live and work we must learn to understand each others cultures and ethnic groups. In order to live and work we must learn to understand each others cultures and ethnic groups.

Culture  The behaviors and beliefs characterized by a particular social, ethnic, or age group is called culture.  Ex: When marriage is appropriate. When marriage is appropriate. What parts of the body can be shown What parts of the body can be shown How we greet one another How we greet one another

Ethnicity  Ethnic traits, background, allegiance, or association.  Example: Where your family comes from. (Ancestry) Where your family comes from. (Ancestry) Skin Color, Hair type Skin Color, Hair type Where ones family has made a home. Where ones family has made a home.

Identity  The sense of self, providing sameness in ones personality over a period of time is referred to as identity.  Example: What you find important What you find important How you define yourself How you define yourself How others see you How others see you