Social 10 Alberta- Globalization Latest Version Graded A+

Social 10 Alberta- Globalization Latest Version Graded A+ acculturation change as a result of contact with other cultural groups accommodation ...an inconclusive approach that allows religious or ethnic groups to maintain their distinctive cultures within mainstream society. Assimilation The absorption of a minority group into a dominant group Beothuk ..., Before the arrival of fishing boasts from Europe, the Beothuk Indians, who probably spoke an Algonkian language, hunted and fished on the island of Newfoundland. Relations with fishers and settlers often resulted in conflicts, which confined the Beothuk to the inland. With access to coastal resources cut off and under attack by settlers, the Beothuk struggled to survive in the resource-poor interior. In 1829, the last of the Beothuk died. Bretton Woods Conference an agreement forged after the second world war in Bretton woods, new Hampshire, by 44 countries to establish a system of rules, institutions, and procedures for postwar global economy. Capitolism ...an economic system for increasing individual wealth, requiring a relatively free market, open competition, the profit motive, and at least some private ownership of the means of production. Collectivization system in which private farms were eliminated, instead, the government owned all the land while the peasants worked on it. Cultural contact the interaction of diverse cultures and perspectives, which may result in changes in values, beliefs, and traditions. Degraduation ... Depopulation the reduction of a population because of conflict, disease, loss of resources, cultural change, or assimilation. Disparity economic and social gaps