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haleyc112

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In Latin America, the term indio (Indian) is being replaced by indgena (indigenous person) to reflect a change from what previous model to a focus on cultural difference?
 
  A. multiculturalism
  B. acculturation
  C. assimilation
  D. essentialism
  E. social validation

Question 2

Which of these statements does NOT describe indigenous identities?
 
  A. They emerge through a specific process.
  B. They are thriving.
  C. They are ways of being someone or something in particular times and places.
  D. They are potentially plural.
  E. They can be fluid or competing.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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