Skin color

Ethnicity

Culture

Religion

Race is based on physical characteristics, while ethnicity is based on cultural characteristics.

Race is based on ancestry, while ethnicity is based on culture.

Race is a social construct, while ethnicity is a biological construct.

Race is determined by genetics, while ethnicity is determined by environment.

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White

Black

Asian

Hispanic

Han Chinese

Indian

Spanish

English

Racism is a system of oppression, while prejudice is an individual attitude.

Racism is based on power, while prejudice is not.

Racism is harmful, while prejudice is not.

Racism is illegal, while prejudice is not.

Discrimination

Poverty

Health problems

All of the above

Education

Advocacy

Policy change

All of the above

Race and ethnicity will become less important.

Race and ethnicity will become more important.

Race and ethnicity will remain the same.

It is impossible to predict the future of race and ethnicity.

Assimilation is the process of becoming similar to the majority culture, while integration is the process of maintaining one's own culture while also participating in the majority culture.

Assimilation is the process of becoming part of the majority culture, while integration is the process of becoming a citizen of the country.

Assimilation is the process of learning the language and customs of the majority culture, while integration is the process of becoming friends with people from the majority culture.

Assimilation is the process of changing one's name to a name that is more common in the majority culture, while integration is the process of changing one's religion to the religion of the majority culture.

Language barriers

Cultural differences

Discrimination

All of the above

Economic growth

Cultural diversity

Innovation

All of the above

Refugees have fled their country due to persecution, while asylum seekers are seeking protection from persecution.

Refugees have been granted asylum, while asylum seekers are still waiting for a decision on their asylum application.

Refugees are from developing countries, while asylum seekers are from developed countries.

Refugees are fleeing war, while asylum seekers are fleeing natural disasters.

Stateless people do not have a nationality, while citizens do.

Stateless people cannot travel, while citizens can.

Stateless people cannot vote, while citizens can.

All of the above