The process by which a minority group adopts the dominant culture of the majority group.

The process by which a majority group adopts the culture of a minority group.

The process by which two or more cultures merge to form a new culture.

The process by which a culture is lost or destroyed.

Increased economic opportunities for minority group members.

Improved social mobility for minority group members.

Greater access to education and healthcare for minority group members.

All of the above.

Loss of cultural identity.

Discrimination and prejudice against minority group members.

Social isolation and alienation for minority group members.

All of the above.

Cultural assimilation is a one-way process, while acculturation is a two-way process.

Cultural assimilation is a forced process, while acculturation is a voluntary process.

Cultural assimilation is a negative process, while acculturation is a positive process.

None of the above.

Cultural assimilation is a process of complete absorption, while integration is a process of partial absorption.

Cultural assimilation is a process of forced change, while integration is a process of voluntary change.

Cultural assimilation is a process that results in the loss of cultural identity, while integration is a process that results in the preservation of cultural identity.

None of the above.

Cultural assimilation is a process of homogenization, while diversity is a process of differentiation.

Cultural assimilation is a process of forced change, while diversity is a process of voluntary change.

Cultural assimilation is a process that results in the loss of cultural identity, while diversity is a process that results in the preservation of cultural identity.

None of the above.

Intermarriage.

Language acquisition.

Participation in the majority group's institutions.

All of the above.

Strong cultural identity.

Social isolation.

Discrimination and prejudice.

All of the above.

Cultural assimilation can lead to the loss of cultural identity.

Cultural assimilation can lead to the strengthening of cultural identity.

Cultural assimilation can lead to both the loss and the strengthening of cultural identity.

None of the above.

Discrimination and prejudice.

Social isolation and alienation.

Loss of cultural identity.

All of the above.

Maintaining strong cultural identity.

Building social networks and institutions.

Participating in political and economic life.

All of the above.

The government should promote cultural assimilation.

The government should resist cultural assimilation.

The government should take a neutral stance on cultural assimilation.

The government should support policies that promote cultural diversity.

Cultural assimilation will continue to increase in the future.

Cultural assimilation will decrease in the future.

Cultural assimilation will remain at the same level in the future.

It is impossible to predict the future of cultural assimilation.

The right of minority groups to maintain their own cultural identities.

The right of the majority group to maintain its own cultural identity.

The right of individuals to choose their own cultural identity.

All of the above.

Promoting cultural diversity.

Encouraging intergroup contact.

Reducing discrimination and prejudice.

All of the above.